Hedge Funds Sunday Strategist: A Hedge Fund Willing to Share the DownsideBloomberg - Kyle Stock Vulpes Investment Management set up a new fund in which it promised to absorb the first 2% of any loss. Instead of a standard 2% management fee, it …
Switzerland Switzerland Votes ‘Yes’ to Being Tax Home for Big BusinessBloomberg - Catherine Bosley Go inside the global economy with Stephanie Flanders in her new podcast, Stephanomics. Subscribe via Pocket Cast or iTunes. Switzerland approved an …
Switzerland Swiss Gun-Lovers Dealt a Setback as Voters Favor European RulesBloomberg - Catherine Bosley Swiss voters backed new restrictions on semi-automatic firearms, choosing to forgo a potential standoff with the European Union. While Switzerland has …
Iceland Once-Pristine Canyon in Iceland Closed After Bieber VideoBloomberg - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (EGILL BJARNASON) Fjadrárgljúfur, Iceland (AP) -- A large sign warns motorists that Iceland's Fjadrárgljúfur canyon is closed to visitors but drivers keep on coming …
Scott Morrison After Shock Win, Morrison in Race to Shore Up Australia EconomyBloomberg - Jason Scott Australia’s center-right government is getting straight back to business after its surprise election victory, pledging to pass signature tax cuts to …
LGBTQI Enter the Abortion Debate? Big Companies Can’t See the UpsideBloomberg - Jeff Green, Anousha Sakoui, Margaret Newkirk Several influential Hollywood producers have threatened to stop filming in Georgia, protesting the state’s new abortion law. But so far, none of the …
Investing China’s Wang Tells Pompeo U.S. Must Negotiate on Equal BasisBloomberg - Hao Huang Negotiating on an equal footing is the only way to solve pressing trade issues, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told U.S. Secretary of State Michael …
Sudan Sudan's Military Council Resumes Talks With ProtestersBloomberg - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Khartoum, Sudan (AP) -- Sudan's ruling military council is meeting with protesters on the country's political transition after talks were halted for …
Australian Dollar Australian Dollar to Strengthen After Morrison Clings to PowerBloomberg - Matthew Burgess The Australian dollar is set to strengthen against the greenback after the nation’s center-right government clung to power in a surprise election …
Investing Wildcard for Bank of England Race Is Whether Government SurvivesBloomberg - David Goodman, Lucy Meakin The race to lead the Bank of England could turn on who heads the government by the time the decision is made in October. Much has been made of …
Anil Ambani Reliance Capital Protests Downgrade, Says It Will Cut Debt 50%Bloomberg - Pratik Parija, Anurag Joshi Reliance Capital Ltd., Anil Ambani’s financial services company, protested against a three-step downgrade by Care Ratings that put its credit score …
Lenovo Lenovo Denies Online Speculation It Stopped Supplying to HuaweiBloomberg - Bloomberg News Lenovo Group Ltd. denied online speculation that it has stopped supplying its products to Huawei Technologies Co. Supply is proceeding as usual, …
Investing Trade War Sets Tone for Global Outlook: World Economy WeekBloomberg - Simon Kennedy The U.S.-China trade war will continue to dominate the world economy’s headlines next week as President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping go toe …
OPEC Kazakhstan Sees Decision on Oil-Cut Deal in June: OPEC+ UpdateBloomberg - Dina Khrennikova, Grant Smith, Salma El Wardany Kazakhstan expects OPEC+ to make a decision on whether to continue or adjust oil output curbs in June, the country’s Deputy Energy Minister Magzum …
Brexit U.K.'s Corbyn to Offer Public Vote on Any Deal: Brexit UpdateBloomberg - Jess Shankleman U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said she is poised to make a “bold” new offer to members of Parliament in a bid to pass her Brexit deal on the fourth …
Economics U.K. Plc Counts Cost of Brexit as Politicians ‘Chase Rainbows’Bloomberg - Alex Morales, Joe Mayes As the cost of the Brexit turmoil mounts for British companies, business leaders are fed up with the U.K.’s political class. And with Prime Minister …
Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs to Test Saudi Rules to Limit Stock Swings Post IPOBloomberg - Matthew Martin, Filipe Pacheco Goldman Sachs Group Inc. will test out Saudi Arabia’s new market rules that aim to limit price swings after share sales. The U.S. bank is acting as …
Economics Tariff Man Trump Just Had Himself a Wild Week. Here’s a RecapBloomberg - Brendan Murray In the span of a week, President Donald Trump escalated a trade war with his biggest strategic rival, ended a steel tariff battle with the U.S.’s …
Rodrigo Duterte Duterte Signing Papers, Not Confined in Hospital, Spokesman SaysBloomberg - Andreo Calonzo, Clarissa Batino President Rodrigo Duterte is in his residence at the presidential palace in Manila signing papers, his spokesman said, denying that the Philippine …
Investing Zimbabwe to Give Dollar Boost as Currency Woes Turn Into CrisisBloomberg - Paul Wallace, Godfrey Marawanyika Zimbabwe’s dollar shortage is getting worse, but the central bank is going to try to do something about it. The regulator will inject $500 million …
Robert D. Kaplan Fed’s Kaplan Says Watching Trade War Impact on Economy, PricesBloomberg - Joanna Ossinger Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan says trade tensions might have a chilling effect on the U.S. and global economy, and he’s also …
Investing Get Up to Speed in the Race to Replace Draghi Atop the ECBBloomberg - Craig Stirling Go inside the global economy with Stephanie Flanders in her new podcast, Stephanomics. Subscribe via Pocket Cast or iTunes. The race for the European …
Scott Morrison Family Guy a New Conservative Hero after Shock Australia VictoryBloomberg - Ed Johnson, Jason Scott Scott Morrison, a proudly suburban, football-loving dad who revels in his nickname ScoMo, is a new conservative hero after leading his government to …
Middle East Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East Full ShowBloomberg Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East live from Dubai, connects Asian markets to the European opens. The show focuses on global macro issues with a Middle …
Iran The World Agrees With Trump on One Thing When It Comes to IranBloomberg - Alan Crawford, Ilya Arkhipov, Gregory Viscusi Blunt, ignorant and confused are some of the criticisms voiced by allies on U.S. policy toward Iran. But none sees the Trump administration preparing …
Brexit Party Farage’s Party Surges, Tories Plunge in Poll: Brexit UpdateBloomberg - Alex Morales, Kitty Donaldson, Robert Hutton Theresa May will put her Brexit deal back to Parliament at the start of June even though talks with the opposition Labour Party remain fraught. Her …
India India's 84-Year-Old Water WarriorBloomberg Meet the 84-year-old dedicated to conserving India's water, one leaky tap at a time (Source: TicToc)
How One Village on the Volga Sowed Chaos in Europe’s Oil MarketBloomberg - Jake Rudnitsky Residents of Nikolayevka haven’t had much to gossip about since the owner of the vodka museum over on People’s Friendship Street died, forcing the …
OPEC Trade Wars and Drone Strikes Are Realigning OPECBloomberg - Julian Lee Rising tensions in the Middle East are vying with fears over an escalating trade war between the U.S. and China to determine the course of oil prices …
Opinion Why Some Europeans Get Cheap Beer and Others Don’tBloomberg - Leonid Bershidsky If you’ve ever wondered why beer prices diverge so widely across Europe — from as little as 60 euro cents ($0.67) for a half-liter bottle of a local …
