Traders are widely anticipating an interest rate cut at the Federal Reserve’s Sept. 17-18 meeting, as well as at the ECB’s meeting this week.
Distress Investing: Crime Scene Investigation
In the underbelly of private markets lies the main culprit behind corporate failures: defective capital structuring.
Asia-Pacific markets slip as U.S. debate unravels, investors digest South Korea unemployment data
Traders in Asia parsed the Reuters Tankan business sentiment survey from Japan and South Korea unemployment data.
Harris says Trump ‘sold us out on China’: Highlights from the presidential debate on trade and tariffs
Trump defended his recent vow to increase trade duties, including blanket tariffs of 10% or 20% and additional tariffs of 60% to 100% on China.
Rapper Ye is set to perform a controversial show in China this week — and many are wondering why
Some are wondering if tourism revenue and a desire for international recognition are at the heart of China’s decision to allow Ye to perform in Hainan.
China’s exports grow by 8.7% in August, beating expectations
China’s exports have been a bright spot in an economy otherwise struggling to boost domestic demand.
European businesses in China reach a ‘tipping point’ on whether to invest more
European businesses in China have grown so discouraged that Beijing must act if the companies are to invest further, the EU Chamber of Commerce in China said.
Former Arm CEO criticizes Britain for not holding onto its top tech firms
Warren East, who led Arm between 1994 and 2013, said that too often tech firms in Britain move their operations overseas or list elsewhere abroad.
Volkswagen scraps a slew of labor agreements as standoff with unions intensifies
German automotive giant Volkswagen on Tuesday said it was scrapping a slew of labor agreements.
Amazon makes £8 billion UK investment to build cloud and AI infrastructure
AWS competes with Microsoft and Google in the U.K. and its investment continues the company’s focus on expansion in Europe.