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PwC plans overhaul of global consulting business
Shake-up spurred on by rise of AI and threat of major upheaval across the industry
JPMorgan Traders Post Highest-Ever Quarterly Revenue
JPMorgan Chase pulled in $11.6 billion in trading revenue in the first quarter, up 20% from a year earlier. Record stock-trading results boosted the total past the firm’s previous record by almost $2 billion. Dani Burger reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Investors Slash Growth Views by Most in Four Years, BofA Says
Global investors grappling with the fallout from the Iran war have slashed their expectations for economic growth by the most in four years, according to the latest Bank of America Corp. survey of fund managers.
Global oil prices post largest monthly increase on record in March — IEA
North Sea Dated oil prices rose by $55 per barrel from the start of the conflict through the end of March, posting an average monthly increase of $33 per barrel compared to the previous month, to reach $103.84 per barrel
Iran War Shock Will Trigger Sharpest Drop In Global Oil Demand Since Covid-19, IEA Says
The IEA projected that global oil demand will decline by 80,000 barrels per day this year, reversing its earlier forecast of a 640,000 bpd increase.
Sharjah real estate hits Dh18.5 billion in Q1 with 113 nationalities investing
Dubai: Sharjah’s real estate market recorded transactions worth Dh18.5 billion in the first quarter of 2026, up 40.7% from a year earlier, with investors from 113 nationalities active across the emirate.Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.The data, released by the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, points to sustained demand across residential and investment segments, supported by stable pricing, higher rental yields and broader access to financing.Total trans...
Czech Premier Chides Central Bank Rates for Hindering Lending
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis took a swipe at the central bank’s monetary policy, saying current interest rates hinder lending activity despite low inflation.
Emerging-Market Assets Rally on Iran War Resolution Bets
Emerging-market stocks moved closer to wiping out their losses since the start of the Middle East war, as speculation of further peace talks between the US and Iran lifted investor sentiment.
Italy’s Meloni Says It’s ‘Too Early’ to Tap Russian Gas
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni said it was too early to consider tapping Russian gas despite the Iran war driving up energy prices and squeezing supply.
The ever-shrinking JD Vance
After a series of setbacks, the vice-president is no longer Trump’s obvious successor
Israel and Lebanon Set for US Talks
Lebanon is set to begin US-hosted negotiations with Israel in an effort to pause a war with Hezbollah. Bloomberg’s Dana Khraiche reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
US pushing Iran to agree 20-year moratorium on nuclear activity
Washington’s demand that Tehran halt uranium enrichment has been a barrier to progress on talks
BlackRock Pulls in $130 Billion of Client Cash, Driven by ETFs
BlackRock Inc. took in a net $130 billion of client cash in the first quarter, with investor money continuing to pour in despite volatility in the public and private markets and protracted uncertainty over the war in Iran.
Cocoa Price Crash Spurs Hopes for Demand Recovery, Cheaper Candy
The collapse in cocoa futures is stoking optimism among some industry players that the pace of processing will improve as cheaper beans filter through the supply chain, easing the price of candy bars.
Inside teachers' union May Day 'dress rehearsal' critics warn will 'groom' students into Dem 'foot soldiers'
A recent webinar hosted by some of the top teachers' unions in the United States that pushed a curriculum focused on the upcoming May Day protests is prompting education experts and watchdogs to sound the alarm about alleged political indoctrination inside classrooms.The Chicago Teachers' Union and the National Education Association collaborated with the Zinn Education Project on an April 2nd seminar referred to as a "curriculum build" to "bring "social justice into the classroom" ahead of May D...
Saudi Arabia opens bids for naming rights of five metro stations in push to boost private investment
Saudi Arabia has opened bidding for the naming rights of five metro stations, offering private investors long-term branding opportunities as part of efforts to boost revenue and partnerships.The Royal Commission for Riyadh City said bids will be accepted from April 8 to May 10 for the first phase, which includes Al Murooj, Al Nuzha, Al Rabee, Jarir District and King Fahd District 1 stations. The selected stations were chosen for their strategic locations, high population density and strong passe...
What Really Makes An Oil Barrel And How It Impacts Your HouseHold Budget
Every barrel of oil matters, not just for energy markets but for global economic growth, inflation, and transport costs.
Virgin Atlantic chief executive says jet fuel prices will remain high for long
Corneel Koster added that a prolonged war in the Middle East could also dampen global travel demand
China’s Yancoal Buys Australia Mine Stake for Up to $2.4 Billion
Chinese-controlled Yancoal Australia Ltd. agreed to acquire an 80% stake in the Kestrel coking coal mine in Queensland for as much as $2.4 billion.
Investors set to scrutinise exposure to private credit as Wall Street reports earnings
First-quarter results come amid growing concerns around the links between traditional lenders and the private credit boom