Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo discussed the economic relationship between the U.S. and China with CNBC’s Jim Cramer.
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An escalating dispute at major gas facilities in Australia could drive up European prices, analysts say
The looming threat of strikes at Australian natural gas facilities will keep global gas markets on tenterhooks, energy analysts told CNBC.
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Chip design firm Arm seeks up to $52 billion valuation in blockbuster U.S. IPO
Arm was previously dually listed in London and New York, before SoftBank acquired it for $32 billion in 2016.
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Client story: Bruce Djite
Bruce Djite is a father of two from Adelaide. He spoke to Stockspot about his former life as a professional footballer, his current role looking after property and why he uses Stockspot to help him with his investing. The post Client story: Bruce Djite appeared first on Stockspot Blog.
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Morgan Stanley says China is ‘overinvested,’ but India’s the opposite
She explained that the “China-plus-one” strategy is benefitting India, which is also seeing a new cycle in real estate.
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Mercedes and BMW want to take on Tesla. Check out their new electric concept cars
At the IAA auto show in Munich, Mercedes showed off the Mercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class while BMW revealed the BMW Vision Neue Klasse.
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Chinese electric carmakers ramp up push overseas, setting up clash with U.S., European auto giants
Chinese companies from BYD to Leapmotor launched electric vehicles for international markets while Xpeng announced plans to expand into Germany.
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Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy weight loss drug launches in the UK
Novo Nordisk launched its Wegovy weight loss injection in the U.K. Monday, furthering the drug’s rollout in Europe despite ongoing supply constraints.
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Delta is the No. 1 domestic airline for on-time arrivals, service, comfort and more
Bounced compared 60 domestic and international airlines using factors like number of on-time arrivals, cancellations, in-flight entertainment and more.
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‘Very stupid’: Italy’s bank tax remains controversial as government scrambles to update it
Italy’s shock tax on banks continues to prove controversial, even as the government insists it can “improve” it.