Brexit Brexit Delay Chance Still Seen by Pound Traders, Rabobank's Foley SaysBloomberg Jane Foley, head of FX strategy at Rabobank, discusses how pound traders are pricing in the chance of a no-deal Brexit. She speaks with Bloomberg's …
Zambia Zambia Holds Key Rate Even as Inflation Seen Above TargetBloomberg - Taonga Clifford Mitimingi Zambia’s central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged even as inflation is at the highest level in almost three years. The Bank of Zambia held …
Greece Greece Won’t Help Iran Oil Tanker, Deputy Foreign Minister SaysBloomberg - Paul Tugwell Greece will not provide any assistance to the Iranian tanker released by Gibraltar last week, Deputy Foreign Minister Miltiades Varvitsiotis said in …
Tech Industry AirPods Maker Sales Surge 79%, With More Growth ExpectedBloomberg Luxshare Precision Industry Co. drew a series of analyst price upgrades after the Chinese assembler of Apple Inc.’s AirPods revealed a roughly 80% …
Load Shedding Eskom Says South Africa on Brink of Further Power OutagesBloomberg - Felix Njini An acceleration in economic growth in South Africa could trigger power cuts, with state utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.’s fragile generation system …
Lee Hsien Loong Singapore Leader’s Wife Defends His Seven-Figure Pay on FacebookBloomberg - Chanyaporn Chanjaroen Ho Ching, who is married to Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, took to Facebook to defend her husband’s pay, which looks higher than those …
Boris Johnson G-7 Wonders Which Boris Johnson Will Show UpBloomberg - Flavia Krause-Jackson Want to receive this post in your inbox every day? Sign up for the Balance of Power newsletter, and follow Bloomberg Politics on Twitter and Facebook …
Boris Johnson U.K. to Examine ‘Costs and Benefits’ of High-Speed Railway PlanBloomberg - Robert Hutton Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government announced a review of the controversial High Speed 2 railway, which is designed to link London to cities …
South Africa Court Rules Display of South Africa’s Apartheid Flag Is RacistBloomberg - Rene Vollgraaff A quarter of a century after Nelson Mandela led the movement that ended oppression of black people in South Africa, the foundation that carries his …
Investing Goldman Sachs Expects Fed to Cut Twice More in ‘Hall of Mirrors’Bloomberg - Simon Kennedy Terms of Trade is a daily newsletter that untangles a world embroiled in trade wars. Sign up here. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economists predict Federal …
Tech Industry Twitter Helps China Push Agenda Abroad Despite Ban in MainlandBloomberg - Shelly Banjo Twitter Inc. removed hundreds of accounts linked to the Chinese government this week meant to undermine the legitimacy of Hong Kong protests. It also …
Household Income Household Income Outpaces GDP in Many Developed NationsBloomberg - Eddie Spence Terms of Trade is a daily newsletter that untangles a world embroiled in trade wars. Sign up here. Good news for spending power: household income grew …
Business Cathay Pacific Warns of ‘Significant’ Revenue Impact From AugustBloomberg - Kyunghee Park Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. expects “significant impact” on its revenue from August and beyond as travel demand gets affected by the months-long …
Third Pilot Leaves Cathay Amid Tumult Tied to Hong Kong ProtestsBloomberg - Kyunghee Park A third pilot left Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. amid Hong Kong’s anti-Beijing protests, with the departure related to comments he made about a rally …
Investing Muni-Bond Buyers Are Desperate. Risky Borrowers Are Cashing InBloomberg - Amanda Albright Last month, a risky, new deal hit the municipal-bond market. It came from a small borrower in Colorado that was looking to finance the construction …
Burgers The Hottest Thing in Food Is Made of Peas, Soy, and Mung BeansBloomberg - Deena Shanker Ethan Brown, chief executive officer of Beyond Meat Inc., doesn’t want to talk about his company’s stock price. He’s more than happy to talk about …
YouTube Kids As YouTube Mulls Changes to Kids’ Content, Rival Services See OpportunityBloomberg - Mark Bergen Earlier this summer, the Federal Trade Commission began holding private talks with YouTube officials, part of a burgeoning investigation. The video …
Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East Full Show (08/21/2019)Bloomberg Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East live from Dubai, connects Asian markets to the European opens. The show focuses on global macro issues with a Middle …
DNC Raises Far Less Cash Than GOP in July: Campaign UpdateBloomberg - Bill Allison The Democratic National Committee raised $7.75 million in July and ended the month with $9 million in the bank, far behind its GOP counterpart, its …
Olaf Scholz Germany Moves to Cut Reunification Tax for All But the WealthyBloomberg - Raymond Colitt Want the lowdown on European markets? In your inbox before the open, every day. Sign up here. Chancellor Angela Merkel’s cabinet on Wednesday agreed …
Norway's Wealth Fund Gains $28.5 Billion in Second QuarteBloomberg Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund gained $28.5 billion in the second quarter ahead of market volatility that drove equities lower and sent bond yields …
Nigeria Nigeria’s Biggest Bank May Make Deals to Expand in East AfricaBloomberg - Emele Onu Guaranty Trust Bank Plc will consider acquisitions outside its home market as Nigeria’s biggest lender by market value seeks to expand on the rest of …
Democrats Trump’s Tax Cut Could Work for Democrats, TooBloomberg - Karl W. Smith On Tuesday President Donald Trump was unable to say whether he supported the single most viable idea for forestalling a recession: a payroll tax cut. …
Jacob Zuma South African Court Sets Aside Official Findings Into Arms DealBloomberg - Nkululeko Ncana A South African court set aside the findings of an official investigation into the government’s 46.7 billion rand ($3.1 billion) arms deal in the …
Menswear A Tailored Guide to the Most Contested Two Inches in MenswearBloomberg - David Coggins The correct length of a pair of pants, like a well-made martini, is a question of proportion. And like martinis, there are strong feelings about the …
Investing Asia’s Largest Cigarette Maker Considers Stake in Coffee DayBloomberg - Baiju Kalesh India’s ITC Ltd. is considering a bid to buy a stake in Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd. as the nation’s biggest cigarette maker seeks to diversify its …
Investing U.K. Budget Deficit Soars as Britain Prepares for BrexitBloomberg - Lucy Meakin Follow @Brexit, sign up to our Brexit Bulletin, and tell us your Brexit story. U.K. government borrowing surged in the first four months of the fiscal …
Hong Kong China Confirms Detention of U.K. Consulate Staffer in Hong KongBloomberg China confirmed that it is holding a U.K. consulate employee in Hong Kong on allegations of violating local law. Bloomberg's Iain Marlow reports on …
Merchant Shipping Iran Oil Tanker Helm Makes Distress Call Near Saudi Red Sea PortBloomberg - Anthony Dipaola The Iranian oil carrier Helm experienced technical issues in the Red Sea off the Saudi port of Yanbu and the crew is working to resolve the issues, …
Saving Penguins With FakesBloomberg Can you spot the fake penguin? Scientists at BirdLife South Africa are working with artist Roelf Daling to attract penguins to safer homes. (Source: …
