Новости за 06.11.2023

Unprecedented dry spell plunges residents into crisis and highlights threats to rainforest’s role as carbon sink

Éric Dupond-Moretti is first sitting member of government to face special tribunal

Weaker economic data have helped bolster prices in the battered US bond market

Leveraged companies that did not hedge against rising rates may be forced to tap cash reserves to cover spending

Historically expensive home loans have hit issuance, while demand from key buyers has slumped

Issuance of $1tn-worth of government bonds in space of three months creates a glut as big buyers retreat

The evergreen appeal of this symbol of the Eternal City — and where to see it at its most splendid

Move provides alternative way for employers to offload weaker retirement programmes

Real-world use will still be the main driver of growth

Move by S&P Dow Jones Indices highlights risks of swap-based contracts, especially in frontier markets

Questions arise over cash-based vehicles’ competitiveness with longer-dated paper, and whether outflows will accelerate

Swedish brand eyes President Joe Biden’s green subsidies as it prepares to buy EV batteries from European start-up Northvolt

The maker of Fortnite is suing the search giant as it is defending a DoJ antitrust case

A 20 per cent return may be achieved this year but climate change increase the risks

Demand has plummeted and companies have shut as consumers and workers are either drafted or shielding

Transport commissioner says Brussels needs ‘detailed explanation’ after ticket prices rose 30% over summer

Competition regulator urged to seize post-Brexit sovereignty after Brussels axed industry’s exemption

Defunct lender hid deal to fund its own claims as it sought lower capital requirements, insurer alleges

Calls for permanent capital allowances come ahead of government’s Autumn Statement

There should be less focus on ‘Terminator’-style scenarios and more on economic data disclosure

Rapid increases in borrowing costs prompt concerns about more defaults and bankruptcies, but companies are finding new ways to survive

A total of 243 shares changed hands on the counter till 10:30AM (IST).

Former Nottingham Forest forward Brennan Johnson has compared Ange Postecoglou with Steve Cooper.

Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.

ISLAMABAD: The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) says the cascading impacts of disasters in Pakistan have caused significant loss of life and reversed development gains. In order to respond to the impacts of the climate crisis, it points out, the country must understand, identify and attribute cascading effects to specific climate shocks and stressors.