18.09.20
Firms face weeks of bugs after launch of Brexit border app
Businesses handling billions of pounds of exports risk having to grapple with bugs in the U.K.'s key border IT s...
18.09.20
Deutsche Bank spoofer says his bosses showed him how
Former Deutsche Bank analyst David Liew told a Chicago jury he learned how to manipulate gold and silver prices from the two successful senior traders he admired and worked with for ab...
17.09.20
Lionel Messi vinder retten til sit navn i EU
Verdens måske bedste fodboldspiller Lionel Messi har vundet en sag ved EU-retten om rettighederne til sit eget logo. Dermed støtter retten en tidligere afgørelse, som gik imod det span...
17.09.20
Europe's push for tougher climate goals puts Merkel in spotlight
The European Commission's hopes to reduce carbon emissions are likely to hinge on Germany's Angela Merkel. The 66-year-old chancellor leads the European Union's biggest economy and its...
17.09.20
Delta to borrow $9 billion in largest airline debt deal ever
Delta Air Lines is raising $9 billion in the largest debt deal ever in the aviation industry, as the carrier garners massive investor support to make its way through the pandemic. That...
17.09.20
Kodak surges after review finds CEO options weren't illegal
Shares of Eastman Kodak were up about 60% shortly after the start of trading in New York, following a legal review of how it award stock option grants to its chief executive officer be...
17.09.20
FedEx surges as e-commerce demand sends profit climbing
FedEx Corp. surged as a wave of e-commerce demand bolstered pricing power and propelled earnings amid the coronavirus pandemic. Sales at the ground-delivery unit jumped 36% to $7 billi...
16.09.20
Upstart Chinese brokerage is now bigger than Credit Suisse
East Money Information Co., founded by a 49-year-old former stock commentator, is one of the big winners in China's wildest stock frenzy in half a decade. Shares in the online broker a...
16.09.20
Big Oil goes looking for career change
For most of the past century, Big Oil executives found it pretty easy to explain to investors how their businesses worked. Just locate more of the commodities that everyone needed, ext...
16.09.20
Chinese consumers join industrial recovery from covid-19
China's economic recovery from covid-19 accelerated, spurred by a rebound in consumption as virus restrictions eased and larger-than-expected gains in industrial output. Retail sales r...
16.09.20
Livestreams are the future of shopping in America
E-commerce in the U.S. is on the cusp of big change. A quarter century after Amazon's founding, shopping online in America is largely the same experience: People click around a website...
15.09.20
Tesla's hot summer looks like the fracking boom
The end of summer was like some Hollywood take on the end of the oil age. Except these things actually happened: - ExxonMobil, Big Oil’s unofficial figurehead, was booted from the Dow ...
14.09.20
Produkter fra blacklistede kinesiske techfirmaer er udbredt hos danske forhandlere
Danske overvågningsfirmaer og elektronikforhandlere sælger i stor stil produkter fra kinesiske producenter, som USA har blacklistet. Amerikanerne frygter, at de kinesiske producenter ...
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14.09.20
Covid is turning us all into hipsteaders
When covid-19 arrived this winter, Chase Beathard worried so much about meat shortages that he took advantage of a Craigslist ad offering a free boar. Now the 34-year-old breeds pigs. ...
14.09.20
Day traders are taking over Korea's stock market
While amateur traders have stormed into equity markets the world over amid the pandemic, the craze among retail investors in South Korean stocks is going to another level. Day traders ...