Heat is on Celsius from crypto
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Gorman reassures on US economy as markets shudder on recession fears
Top executives at two of Wall Street’s biggest banks on Monday struck an optimistic tone about the trajectory of the US economy, arguing that consumers are in good financial health … Read More
UK still fighting to secure UK listing of Arm Holdings, says tech minister
The UK is still fighting to secure the listing of Cambridge-based tech group Arm Holdings, Britain’s tech minister insisted after the launch of a digital strategy to attract and build … Read More
‘People knew about the risks of fire’: Grenfell five years on
Bereaved families and survivors mark the fifth anniversary of the fire at Grenfell Tower in west London on Tuesday with the public inquiry on the tragedy still exposing the wider … Read More
Charles Schwab to pay $187mn in settlement to robo-adviser clients
Charles Schwab will pay $187mn in a regulatory settlement after the Securities and Exchange Commission condemned its robo-adviser service for “egregious” allocations of client money that saddled them with “hidden … Read More
BP sells stake in Canadian oil sands to push into offshore projects
BP has quit the Canadian oil sands after selling its sole producing stake in the region to Calgary-based Cenovus Energy in a deal valued at roughly $1bn. The deal to … Read More
Retail fuel market faces probe by UK competition watchdog as prices soar
The UK competition watchdog will open an investigation into competition in the retail fuel market amid soaring petrol prices. The move by the Competition and Markets Authority comes after business … Read More
Insurers will have to bear the risk of getting grain out of Ukraine
The writer is a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank On June 8 Sergei Lavrov and his Turkish counterpart Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu met in Ankara, where they discussed a … Read More
Arron Banks loses libel lawsuit against investigative journalist
Arron Banks, the millionaire businessman, has lost a high-profile libel lawsuit against an investigative journalist who claimed that the backer of Brexit “lied” about his “covert relationship” and links with … Read More
Chinese edtech company sidesteps Beijing’s ban through livestream steak sales
Chinese edtech company New Oriental has discovered a workaround to survive Beijing’s ban on companies profiting from teaching school curriculum subjects by combining language classes with product sales. Teachers using … Read More
