16 июля 2024 года
The Wall Street Journal
Proceedings in the secret trial of the WSJ reporter are set to resume this week, almost a month earlier than originally scheduled.
Posco Holdings, Glencore and more in the latest Market Talks covering Basic Materials.
Ericsson, Google and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom.
Macquarie, Computershare and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.
Viral misinformation and conspiracy theories spread rapidly online in the immediate aftermath of the attempt to assassinate former President Donald Trump. WSJ fact checks the most widely shared posts.
U.K. investigation is the latest into the tech company’s ties with artificial-intelligence startups.
The group tightest to the former president has remained small and stable for the 2024 campaign.
The huge deployment of firepower, after years of failed attempts to kill Hamas military commander Mohammed Deif, exacted a heavy civilian toll.
Forget the red MAGA baseball cap. Republican delegates deck themselves out in hats that evoke Western ruggedness—and add some sparkles to boot.
Higher interest rates continued to weigh on the second-largest U.S. bank’s lending businesses.
An overhaul that attracts companies like Shein could help a flagging London Stock Exchange, but the main issue is that U.K. equities are dirt-cheap.
Buyout firms are preparing for next year’s renegotiation of Trump’s 2017 tax bill, aiming to prevent rate increases.
Demand for safety and yield has supported Treasurys despite a huge supply increase.
When Pirates rookie Paul Skenes starts the MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday, he will give fans a glimpse of the nastiest weapon in his repertoire—a near-unhittable pitch known as the “splinker.”
No new Democratic lawmakers have called for President Biden to exit from the race since the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
The Secret Service said local law enforcement was in charge of securing the building where the gunman opened fire.
The Ohio senator has appeal in “Blue Wall” states but might not expand support for the party among suburban women and swing voters.
Japanese and U.S. banks have returned to the top of investment banking in Asia, helped by a raft of deals in Tokyo and Mumbai at a time when Chinese rivals are saddled with a stagnant home market.
Oil prices ticked lower on concerns over China’s demand outlook despite dovish comments from Jerome Powell ramping up bets on a September rate cut.
Rising bets on Donald Trump winning the presidential elections after the weekend’s failed assassination attempt should boost the dollar, offsetting increased prospects of interest-rate cuts, ING said.
Gold prices might reach for record highs with Fed rate cuts now in sight and as uncertainty over the U.S. elections increase safe-haven flows toward bullion, Phillip Nova said.
TotalEnergies said it expected its second-quarter oil-and-gas output at the high end of it guidance range, but warned that weak refining margins would hamper downstream results.
Sweden’s SEB posted a better-than-expected second-quarter net profit as improved business momentum helped offset a drop in net interest income.
Ocado lifted its fiscal 2024 earnings and cash flow guidance after first-half losses narrowed on improved sales and lower costs.
Cartier owner Richemont met analysts’ sales estimates for its fiscal first quarter as demand slowed for luxury goods, particularly in China.