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Microsoft's OpenAI investment could trigger EU merger review

Microsoft's OpenAI investment could trigger EU merger review

Tue, Jan 09, 2024

The European Commission said it's “checking whether Microsoft's investment in OpenAI might be reviewable” under regulations covering mergers and acquisitions that would harm competition in the 27-nation EU.

Adobe terminates $20 billion deal to buy rival Figma amid regulatory headwinds

Adobe terminates $20 billion deal to buy rival Figma amid regulatory headwinds

Tue, Dec 19, 2023

“Adobe and Figma strongly disagree with the recent regulatory findings, but we believe it is in our respective best interests to move forward independently,” said Shantanu Narayen, chair and CEO, Adobe.

EU agrees law to hit fossil fuel imports with methane emissions limit

EU agrees law to hit fossil fuel imports with methane emissions limit

Wed, Nov 15, 2023

The law will now be put to the European Parliament and EU countries for final approval. That step is usually a formality that waves through pre-agreed deals.

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Gold steady ahead of Fed meeting, expected U.S. rate rise

Gold steady ahead of Fed meeting, expected U.S. rate rise

Tue, Mar 14, 2017

Signs of an uptick in inflation and continued strength in the U.S. jobs market is expected to convince the Fed to hike rates when the meeting concludes on Wednesday. The bank will release a statement at 1800 GMT that day followed by a briefing at 1830 GMT.

Sterling slips as Brexit talks get green light, stocks subdued before Fed

Sterling slips as Brexit talks get green light, stocks subdued before Fed

Tue, Mar 14, 2017

The MSCI`s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was flat in early trade, while Japan`s Nikkei dropped 0.1%.

Theresa May suffers second Brexit bill defeat

Theresa May suffers second Brexit bill defeat

Wed, Mar 08, 2017

Ministers said it was "disappointing" and they would seek to overturn the move when the bill returns to the House of Commons.

RBS posts ninth straight annual loss on 'sins of the past'

RBS posts ninth straight annual loss on 'sins of the past'

Sat, Feb 25, 2017

"This is a strong core bank getting masked by all the sins of the past," Chief Executive Ross McEwan said on a conference call with reporters.

Goldman Sachs to move 1,000 staff from London to Frankfurt due to Brexit: Report

Goldman Sachs to move 1,000 staff from London to Frankfurt due to Brexit: Report

Thu, Jan 19, 2017

US bank Goldman Sachs will move 1,000 staff from London to Frankfurt as part of a post-Brexit reorganisation that will reduce its city headcount by half, German business daily Handelsblatt reported on Thursday.

Number of UK workers edges down again, but pay growth picks up pace

Number of UK workers edges down again, but pay growth picks up pace

Wed, Jan 18, 2017

The number of people in work in Britain fell for a second time in a row in the three months to November, official data showed on Wednesday, a latest suggestion that the Brexit vote may be making employers nervous about hiring.

Britain will leave European Union's single market, PM Theresa May says

Britain will leave European Union's single market, PM Theresa May says

Tue, Jan 17, 2017

Britain will leave the EU`s single market when it exits the European Union (EU), Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday, putting an end to speculation that London might try to seek a "soft Brexit".

Investor worries over Donald Trump, US policy on the rise: BAML

Investor worries over Donald Trump, US policy on the rise: BAML

Tue, Jan 17, 2017

Worries over Donald Trump`s economic policies and the potential for US policy errors rose sharply this month, according to a survey of fund managers released on Tuesday, prompting them to hold more cash even though they expect growth and inflation to rise further.

Brexit worries push gold prices to highest in over 7 weeks

Brexit worries push gold prices to highest in over 7 weeks

Tue, Jan 17, 2017

Gold prices hit their highest in more than seven weeks on Tuesday, boosted by safe-haven buying ahead of a speech in which British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to discuss plans for a "hard Brexit".

Deutsche Boerse-LSE merger make markets healthier - Blackrock

Deutsche Boerse-LSE merger make markets healthier - Blackrock

Tue, Jan 17, 2017

Deutsche Boerse and LSEG have been working to overcome regulatory hurdles holding up the merger and looking to appease antitrust regulators.

Trump hails 'great' Brexit and backs speedy UK trade deal

Trump hails 'great' Brexit and backs speedy UK trade deal

Mon, Jan 16, 2017

The president-elect said a trade deal with Britain would be "good for both sides".

Gold hits highest in over a month on Brexit, Trump concerns

Gold hits highest in over a month on Brexit, Trump concerns

Tue, Jan 10, 2017

"Gold seems to be behaving true to January form at the moment, with physical demand picking up ahead of the Chinese Lunar new year and investors starting to buy as the great unknown of the Trump presidency looms," Boele said.

Eurozone inflation jumps to 1.1% in December, highest since 2013

Eurozone inflation jumps to 1.1% in December, highest since 2013

Wed, Jan 04, 2017

Inflation in the eurozone jumped to 1.1% in December, the highest level for more than three years, boosted by rising oil prices, official European Union (EU) figures showed on Wednesday.

South Korea December exports rise on semiconductors, machinery amid nascent recovery

South Korea December exports rise on semiconductors, machinery amid nascent recovery

Sun, Jan 01, 2017

South Korean exports in December rose for a second straight month, data showed on Sunday, adding to hopes for a firm turnaround in shipments that have fallen for most of the past two years.

The ups and downs of stock markets in 2016

The ups and downs of stock markets in 2016

Sat, Dec 31, 2016

The equity markets witnessed more volatility this year on the back of various events both in domestic and international, which led the investor dance on its tunes.

South Korea regulator fines Qualcomm $854 million for violating competition laws

South Korea regulator fines Qualcomm $854 million for violating competition laws

Wed, Dec 28, 2016

South Korea`s antitrust regulator fined Qualcomm Inc 1.03 trillion won ($854 million) for what it called unfair business practices in patent licensing and modem chip sales, a decision the US firm said it will challenge in court.

EU charges Facebook over Whatsapp takeover probe

EU charges Facebook over Whatsapp takeover probe

Wed, Dec 21, 2016

The European Commission (EC) has charged Facebook Inc with providing misleading information during its takeover of the online messaging service WhatsApp, opening the company to a possible fine of 1% of its turnover.

EU agrees on approach to Brexit talks, PM Theresa May left out in cold

EU agrees on approach to Brexit talks, PM Theresa May left out in cold

Fri, Dec 16, 2016

European Union (EU) leaders agreed their plan for Brexit negotiations on Thursday, pledging to move swiftly and stick together to ensure Britain does not cherry pick a sweet deal that might inspire others to unstitch the bloc.

Fitch affirms British debt rating, outlook negative

Fitch affirms British debt rating, outlook negative

Sat, Dec 10, 2016

The Fitch ratings agency on Friday affirmed the AA long-term debt rating and negative outlook for the United Kingdom (UK) and the Bank of England (BoE), when they have been since June.

London will bounce back despite Brexit: Lord Mayor

London will bounce back despite Brexit: Lord Mayor

Mon, Nov 28, 2016

The Brexit vote has shaken the city of London but will not destroy it despite creating uncertainty, the newly-installed Lord Mayor of the financial hub told AFP.

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