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The US airliner continues its recovery from the Covid-19 lockdowns that devastated the industry, returning to profits in the second quarter of the year
Banks look to borrow nearer the short-end of the curve and want to make their loans at higher rates. Given that the spread is narrowing, their profit incentive is declining, which implies stricter conditions for loans and headwinds to margins.
The never-ending saga carries on, as Mr Musk notified Twitter that he is terminating the takeover, but the Board of the social media firm is committed to closing the deal
In a holiday-shortened week in the US, there was not a lack of news, as we had the latest sales figures from Ford, Amazon got a stake in a food delivery firm among other developments, as markets prepare for the latest earnings season
A new report suggests that Elon Musk's $44bn deal to buy Twitter is in danger.
The two Chinese electric vehicle (EV) startups released solid deliveries for the second quarter of the year, while China was the biggest market last year
Against a backdrop of high inflation, tightening monetary environment and recession fears that has been detrimental to global stock markets, we take a look at some companies that will be on our radar over the coming months
Against a backdrop of high inflation, tightening monetary environment and recession fears that has been detrimental to global stock markets, we take a look at some companies that will be on our radar over the coming months, as the third quarter and the new earnings season approaches
During the week of June 03-10, the Musk-Twitter saga, Uber’s CEO upbeat commentary, Amazon stock-split, EV maker NIO somewhat disappointing results, were some the news that stood out
An article has suggested Twitter will provide spam information to Elon Musk.
The tech giant hosts its 2022 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) this week, having announced new products and features, including a Buy Now, Pay Later service for its Wallet
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