Credit Suisse mulls cutting thousands of jobs globally, report says
(Reuters) -Credit Suisse Group AG is discussing slashing thousands of jobs globally, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar […]
Italy unveils new $17.4 billion package against inflation
By Giuseppe Fonte, Angelo Amante and Giselda Vagnoni ROME -Italy approved on Thursday a new aid package worth around 17
Italy asks bidders to recast proposals for Ita Airways
ROME -Italy has asked bidders willing to take over Ita Airways to come up with improved proposals, the economy minister
In protests and politics, Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’ reverberates
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Brazil fertilizer deliveries to stabilize or fall as cost woes weigh – Yara executive
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Apollo’s Q2 earnings rise as Athene helps brave dealmaking slowdown
By Chibuike Oguh (Reuters) -Apollo Global Management Inc reported a 13% rise in second-quarter earnings on Thursday, as income from
Oil prices hit lowest since Ukraine invasion amid recession fears
By Noah Browning LONDON/NEW YORK – Global oil prices dropped on Thursday to their lowest levels since before Russia’s February
7 key moments from Alex Jones Sandy Hook defamation trial
By Jack Queen (Reuters) – Here are seven moments that could shape a jury’s deliberations on Thursday in a trial
Retail investors perceive stocks, bonds to be more arcane than crypto – survey
By Medha Singh (Reuters) – Retail investors find well-established stocks and bond markets to be more arcane than the wild
C$ underperforms G10 peers as oil suffers ‘brutal’ selloff
By Fergal Smith TORONTO – The Canadian dollar edged lower against its broadly weaker U.S. counterpart on Thursday as a