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Germany’s gas shortage risks ‘unpredictable consequences’, Commerzbank says
A severe shortage of natural gas supply could trigger "a chain reaction of unforeseeable consequences" for the German economy, said Commerzbank, one of the country's biggest business lenders.The German bank warned on Wednesday of a…
Americana adds HSBC to list of banks for Gulf dual listing – sources
The HSBC bank logo is seen in the Canary Wharf financial district in London, Britain March 3, 2016. REUTERS/Reinhard KrauseJoin now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.comRegisterDUBAI, Aug 1 (Reuters) - The franchisee of fast food…
Ballet, street performances and swimming: Ukrainians defy Russia by embracing ‘normal…
A girl dances, twists and twirls in the sand while a busker on the boardwalk beats his drum to the rhythm of a pop tune.With bars and cafes buzzing with activity, the vibe resembles that of countless European hotspots in the summer.It is a…
Covid response: Central banks made ‘serious’ mistakes, says former RBNZ Governor Graeme…
CompanyUpdatedJul 25, 2022 6:10 PM4 minute readGraeme Wheeler, former Governor of the Reserve Bank. Photo/Mark MitchellFormer Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler said central banks made serious mistakes in the wake of the Covid-19…
UK emergency helplines hit hard by high inflation
Those working on UK emergency helplines are warning of a sharp rise in calls from residents unable to pay for food or rent as Britain's inflation rate hits a new high in 40 years by 9.1%, according to recent data.
The Office for…
Agreement to resume Black Sea grain exports to Ukraine to be signed on Friday – Turkey
ISTANBUL/UNITED NATIONS, July 21 (Reuters) - Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will sign an agreement on Friday to resume Ukrainian grain exports to the Black Sea, the country said on Thursday. office of…
Live Updates: Lockheed Martin cuts revenue outlook as supply chain issues persist
Lockheed Martin has warned of continued supply chain disruptions for the rest of the year © Jason AldenBloombergLockheed Martin cut its 2022 revenue outlook as it warned supply chain disruptions, which weighed on its latest results, would…
Live updates: Sri Lanka declares state of emergency ahead of presidential poll
July has become the month of unexpected plebiscites. First there's the jaw-dropping: Britain's ruling Conservative Party allowed a vote of confidence in itself on Monday. This 'side show', as the FT parliamentary team dubbed it last week,…
Russian missiles kill at least 23 people in Ukraine and injure more than 100
VINNYTSIA, Ukraine (AP) — Russian missiles struck a town in central Ukraine on Thursday, killing at least 23 people and injuring more than 100 others, Ukrainian authorities said. Ukraine's president alleged that the attack deliberately…
South Korea’s central bank joins peers in historic half-point rate hike
Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong during a monetary policy meeting in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, July 13, 2022. South Korea's central bank announced a historic rate hike on Wednesday. half-point interest in wresting control of…
Russian ‘hacktivists’ cause problems far beyond Ukraine
The attacks against Lithuania started on June 20. For the next 10 days, government and corporate-owned websites were bombarded with DDoS attacks, overloading them with traffic and forcing them offline. “Usually DDoS attacks are…
Family Of Outer Banks Stand-In Who Has Passed Away Says The Cast Was Supportive, But There’s A…
In a tragic turn of real events, a hit-and-run claimed the life of a crew member from one of Netflix's most harrowing TV shows, External banks, the 5 of July. His name was Alexander "AJ" Jennings, and he was 22 at the time of his death.…
bne IntelliNews – Emerging markets see $4 billion outflow in June as global recession fears…
Emerging markets saw $4 billion in outflows in June as fears of a coming global recession grew, the Institute of…
UK banks resist ‘worsened outlook’: BoE – Business & Finance
LONDON: Britain's banks can survive the "deteriorating economic outlook" with a more resilient sector than during the 2008 financial crisis, but need to boost their capital buffers, the Bank of England said on Tuesday. Taking stock of the…
Top NGO calls Switzerland a ‘safe haven’ for Russian oligarchs
LUGANO, Switzerland -- A leading Swiss non-governmental group on Monday called Switzerland a "safe haven" for Russian oligarchs and a trading hub for Russian oil, grain and coal.Public Eye urged the Swiss executive to "use all the levers at…
Pak banks refuse to open LCs for importing Russian crude oil
ISLAMABAD: All Pakistani commercial banks have refused to open Letters of Credit (LC) for crude oil of Russian origin in the presence of economic sanctions by the US, UK and EU countries against Moscow for the war against Ukraine,…
Live updates: Hopes grow for Ukrainian grain shipments as Russia withdraws from Snake Island
German unemployment rose unexpectedly for the first time in 15 months as Ukrainians fleeing war were added to the social security figures for the first time.Bundesbank statistics released on Thursday showed seasonally adjusted unemployment…
Bse Sensex and Nse Nifty Live News Updates
Indian benchmarks BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50 settled Tuesday's volatile session as sentiment on the streets remains subdued on rising crude oil prices and the rupee settled at a record low of 78 .79 against the US dollar. Among stocks,…
History comes full circle as G7 alarm bells ring again on energy | Larry Elliot
Iis Germany's turn to host the annual G7 leaders' summit this year and, although the war in Ukraine tops the agenda at the Bavarian gathering, the economic damage wrought by the invasion Russian will come right after.No one saw what was…
US banks test cyber defenses under Treasury direction
As global tensions rise over Ukraine, the fierce competitiveness of the US financial sector is giving way to a partnership based on the belief that a cyberattack against even a group of minor banks – or a third-party service provider –…
Daily Update: June 22, 2022
Start each business day with our analyzes of the most pressing developments affecting markets today, along with a curated selection of our latest and most important news on the global economy.
Global banks face divergent results
Global…
REGULATORY CAPITAL STANDARDS ARE VIOLATED BY 16 UKRAINIAN BANKS
As of June 1, 2022, BTA Bank violated the regulatory capital ratio (H1 standard, not less than 200 million UAH) with an indicator of 192.418 million UAH and Alpari Bank (192.998 million UAH), monthly statistics released on the…
Everyone got the 2022 market calls wrong; Wall Street, the Fed, central banks and almost all
Almost all of Wall Street and the Fed botched market calls for 2022So far, 2022 has been a year where almost everyone on Wall Street got it wrong. Just like the Fed and a cadre of global central banks.Back in December,…
Live updates: Inflation is starting to change customer behavior, Tesco says
Stocks in Asia followed Wall Street lower after the UK and Switzerland raised interest rates, adding to fears that tighter central bank monetary policies could undermine a global economic recovery.Japan's benchmark Topix and Australia's…
Live updates: HSBC fires London currency trader after customer messaging investigation
Whitbread UK comparable accommodation sales increased 21.% in the three months to June 2 compared to the same period in 2019 © Bloomberg
Whitbread sales beat expectations as the UK's…
Madis Müller: Inflation would only accelerate without raising interest rates | Opinion
The eurozone saw consumer prices rise 8.1% in May, well above the European Central Bank's long-term target of 2%. High energy prices increasingly translate into higher prices for other products and services.Russia's aggression in Ukraine…
Live News: Russia cuts its policy rate for the fourth time since March
The UK's eight largest banks have all drawn up plans that would allow them to fail "safely" without harming taxpayers or customers, but are expected to make other improvements to improve the process, the Bank said on Friday. from England.…
Company Highlights: ‘Shrinkflation,’ Biden Pick for Fed
___No, you can't imagine it - the size of the packaging is decreasingNEW YORK (AP) — It's the inflation you're not supposed to see. From toilet paper to yogurt to corn chips, manufacturers are quietly reducing package sizes without…
Ukraine and Syria top Lavrov’s agenda in Turkey
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is due to visit Turkey on June 8 as Ankara seeks a Russian or American nod to push forward a new military intervention against Kurdish-held areas in northern Syria.
Although Lavrov's talks in Ankara…
Russia-Ukraine Live News: The Severodonetsk counter-offensive is underway | New
blinking dotLive updateslive updates, Russia-Ukraine live: Ukrainian governor of Luhansk says counterattack brought 50% of Severodonetsk city back under Ukrainian control.
Serhiy Gaidai, governor of Luhansk province, said Ukrainian forces…
Sanctioned Russian oligarch’s megayacht hides in a cove in the United Arab Emirates
RAS AL-KHAIMAH, United Arab Emirates (AP) - In the dusty northernmost sheikhdom of the United Arab Emirates, where workers pass rustic teahouses, one of the world's largest yachts sits in a harbor quiet - so far avoiding the fate of other…
Emerging markets hit by worst selloff in decades
Emerging market bonds are suffering their worst losses in nearly three decades, hit by rising global interest rates, slowing growth and the war in Ukraine.The benchmark for dollar-denominated emerging market sovereign bonds, the…
Putin will lose his war
Russian President Vladimir Putin could hardly have used his speech on May 9, Victory Day, the annual holiday marking the Nazis' surrender to the Soviets, to declare victory in his military campaign against Ukraine. Nor did he take the…
Live News: Glencore to be taken to court for bribery and corruption
UK public sector borrowing fell more than expected in April and was lower than previous estimates for the last full financial year, giving the Chancellor more leeway to deal with the cost of living crisis.Public sector net borrowing was…
Economic gloom will deepen if war in Ukraine leads to reversal of globalisation, IMF warns
Global economic misery will deepen if the world splits into separate geopolitical blocs in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
On the eve of the World Economic Forum in Davos, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said people in rich and poor…
News and information from Ukraine
Ukrainian soldiers unload a destroyed Russian tank to install it as a symbol of war in the center of kyiv, ... Ukraine, Friday, May 20, 2022. St. Michael's Cathedral is seen in the background. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)…
Yellen: It is not legal for the US to seize official Russian assets
BONN, Germany, May 18 (Reuters) - The United States has no legal authority to seize Russian central bank assets frozen due to its invasion of Ukraine, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Wednesday. , but are discussing with US partners…
Time is running out to sharply devalue the taka
The interbank exchange rate set by the central bank has not been effective as the exchange rate regime faces high volatility For all the latest news, follow the Daily Star's Google News channel.
Bangladesh has so far resisted calls for a…
Blame the Ukrainian conflict, not the central banks
The global economy faces a combination of slowing growth and rising inflation in 2022. Many…
Kravchuk, first president of independent Ukraine, dies
Published on: 05/10/2022 - 21:30Amended: 05/10/2022 - 21:28
Kyiv (Ukraine) (AFP) – Ukraine's first president Leonid Kravchuk, who agreed to give up his country's Soviet nuclear…
Russian-Ukrainian War News: Live Updates
PARIS — On a day to commemorate the end of World War II in Europe, the war in Ukraine was marked by posturing and signals on Sunday as each side stepped up its rhetoric and resolve.Leaders of the world's wealthiest democracies have pledged…
Children playing in sand with barbed wire, a ‘forbidden’ Ukrainian river
Russia-Ukraine War: Russia's invasion of Ukraine has entered the 73rd day.Nicopol: At the municipal beach in Nikopol, southern Ukraine, barbed wire, sandbags and other defenses have replaced children playing on the…
Live News: Inflation in Turkey climbs to nearly 70% as cost of food and transport rise
Societe Generale said it expected the war in Ukraine to drive up costs as more customers defaulted on their loans and it exited the Russian market.The French bank also announced on Thursday a 3.4% increase in its net profit to 842 million…
FirstFT: EU steps up action against Russian oil sanctions
Hello. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Sign up for our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get it delivered straight to your inbox every weekday morningGermany has called for a phased ban on…
Governments are tightening their grip on global food stocks, driving up prices
In a speech last week, Janet L. Yellen, the Treasury Secretary, said the pandemic and war had revealed that US supply chains, while efficient, were neither safe nor resilient. While warning against "a totally protectionist orientation",…
Barclays profits plummet following debt sale mistake and trading slump
A branch of Barclays Bank in London.…
Indian businesses are hurting as Russia is seen as a war zone
Dozens of multinational corporations have pulled out or halted operations in Russia since the February 24 invasion of Ukraine, and the process continues. With national sanctions in place, the toughest in the United States, not only…
Football in Ukraine: ‘Where will the children train now?’ | Football
VSHernihiv is the largest Ukrainian city liberated from Russian occupation. Its pre-war population was estimated at around 280,000. After being besieged for more than a month, only a third of that number remains. Seven hundred people…
Ukraine-Russia War: Live Updates – The New York Times
WASHINGTON — President Vladimir V. Putin's calculated decision on Wednesday to test launch a new intercontinental ballistic missile, declaring it a warning to those in the West who are "trying to threaten our country," has fueled growing…
Russian debt default could see US seize country’s assets: economist
Russia's impending debt default is likely to be one of the toughest in history, Oxford Economics said.
It could even result in the U.S. seizing frozen Russian…
Exclusive: Russian companies and banks could profit from write-off of certificates of deposit
An illustration shows U.S. dollar and Russian ruble banknotes in Sarajevo, March 9, 2015. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/File PhotoJoin now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.comRegisterWASHINGTON/NEW YORK, April 14 (Reuters) - Russian companies and…
Ukraine’s response shows what real corporate social responsibility looks like
The Ukraine crisis has revealed how powerful true corporate social responsibility can be. In a startling and organic show of unity, everyone from the banking industry to the entertainment industry has cracked down on its operation in…
Live Updates: Truckmaker Volvo takes $423m hit after halting work in Russia
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have said they will return their ambassadors to Lebanon, months after recalling them in a dispute fueled by Iran's influence in the Mediterranean state.Saudi Arabia also banned Lebanese imports during the row, which…
New US Sanctions Target Russia’s Biggest Banks and Putin’s Children: NPR
Activists hold Ukrainian flags as they protest Russia's…
Analysis: Russian-Ukrainian fallout begins to tear down fragile ‘frontier’ economies
Egyptian workers prepare dough before baking traditional Egyptian breads at a bakery in Cairo's southeastern district of Mokattam, as commodity prices in Egypt have risen since Russia invaded Ukraine, in Egypt, March 16, 2022. REUTERS/AMR…
Top 5 market triggers this week
Scholarship this week: With geopolitical tensions easing, crude oil prices falling and FIIs standing alongside DIIs as net buyers, the Indian secondary market started FY23 on a high note. Positive sentiments in Dalal Street…
Live Updates: Buyers of Russian Gas Still Have Weeks to Pay in Rubles, Kremlin Says
At least 53 cultural sites in Ukraine have been damaged or destroyed since the Russian invasion in February, and destruction continues in cities besieged or bombarded by forces from Moscow, according to the United Nations Educational,…
Outreach program will donate one million meals to Ukraine
PEMBROKE - "Soy, spice, rice. Soy, spice, rice..."Katie Cutler, of Scituate, recited instructions to her son, Bo Cutler, 12, and his friend, Sam Huggins, 13, as they packed food into bags on Saturday. It was the second time she had…
Last war in Ukraine: about 300 dead in a bomb attack, according to the city council of Mariupol
Germany aims to halve its dependence on Russian oil by the end of the summer and wean itself largely off its gas by the middle of 2024, the minister for energy and health has said. Economy.Berlin, which relies heavily on fossil fuels from…
Timeline: A month of Russian war in Ukraine | Russo-Ukrainian War
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in the early hours of February 24, sparking the biggest war against a European state since World War II.
In the month since the invasion began, more than 10 million…
White House to meet oil and banking CEOs today on Russian invasion of Ukraine
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov said Mariupol defenders had played a "huge role in destroying the enemy's plans", as he gave an update in which he said forces Russians were stuck elsewhere but acknowledged a "difficult…
EU to provide guarantees on savings of Ukrainians – POLITICO
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FRANKFURT — The EU's nascent efforts to ensure Ukrainian refugees can exchange their savings for euros will likely result in tax authorities offering a backstop to the…
Banks will keep talking about nickel trade losses, says Tsingshan
The Tsingshan Holding Group said the major banks had agreed to continue discussing a potential settlement with the Chinese metals producer, whose upside bets led to a multi-day suspension of nickel trading on the stock exchange. London…
Commodity prices are soaring and inflation is rising. Should interest rates also rise?
There is more inflation to come.The Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine and the sanctions imposed on the Russian Federation have driven up oil and energy prices.Catastrophic flooding on the east coast of Australia has caused severe food…
There’s a climate lesson for banks in the invasion of Ukraine — Quartz
Days after the invasion of Ukraine, many Western oil and gas majors said they would sever business ties with their peers in Russia. This move was not cheap: BP could write off up to $25 billion in Russian-based assets. But it turns out…
The war in Ukraine marks a paradigm shift on the scale of 9/11, according to Liz Truss | Liz Truss
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is causing a 9/11-scale paradigm shift in how democracy will deal with future threats, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will predict in Washington on Thursday.She will call on the West to oppose authoritarian…
Latest news and live updates
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday reiterated his call for the United States and other countries to pave the way for Soviet-era fighter jets to supplement his military and to impose a no-fly zone over his country, while…
Ukraine-Russia Live Updates: Putin, Israel and Zelensky
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett traveled to Moscow to meet Russian President Vladimir V. Putin at the Kremlin, according to Israeli and Russian officials, a rare moment of diplomacy in a war that has dragged into its second week."The…
Chinese-Led Development Bank Halts Operations in Russia and Belarus | Russo-Ukrainian War
A Chinese-led development bank has suspended all business with Russia and Belarus, a possible sign of the limits of Beijing's support for Moscow as it faces sanctions and censorship over its war in Ukraine.
The Asian Infrastructure…
Russian World Bank adviser resigns in protest over Ukraine invasion
A World Bank adviser has become the first Russian official to resign from a senior post at an international body in protest against Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. Boris Lvin, senior adviser to Russia's representative to the…
Roller coaster day for actions after Russia imposes sanctions on Ukraine | Stock markets
Markets echoed Monday in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine as governments ramped up sanctions and investors shifted funds from companies likely to suffer in the event of a long war.Equity markets suffered a rollercoaster day…
Ukrainian oil and gas facilities burn as West prepares new sanctions
An oil terminal and a gas pipeline set on fireSWIFT prepares to comply with restrictions on Russian banksUkrainian president says Russian forces repelledRussia says its troops are advancingKYIV, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Russian forces attacked…
Ukraine’s central bank bans payments to Russia and Belarus
Ukraine's central bank bans payments to Russia and BelarusReuters, Kyiv, February 25, 2022, 11:33 a.m.updated: February 25, 2022, 11:33 istUkraine's central bank has banned payments to entities in…
Bank of England chief urges banks to exercise restraint on bonuses; global stocks rebound – as it…
Russia's recognition of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics (DLPR) sparked global outrage and triggered the first tranche of sanctions. Although Russian markets are closed for a public holiday, offshore trading shows continued…
Putin will decide whether or not to recognize the separatist regions of Ukraine
Moscow says Ukrainian armored vehicles tried to enter RussiaKiev calls Russian allegations 'fake news'Ukraine and West on high alert as Russia creates pretext to invade Macron proposes Biden-Putin summitWhite House says summit only possible…
US Vice President Harris promises ‘swift, tough and united’ response if Russia invades…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaks at the Munich Security Conference in Germany on February 19. (Thomas Kienzle/AFP/Getty Images)European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the world was "watching in…
Wintrust Business Lunch 2/17/22: Inflation set to last through 2023, Gmail gets a makeover and…
Segment 1: Ben WinkMarkets and economics reporter Insider joins John in talking about where most Americans left their jobs in December and when we might see inflation ease.
Segment 2: Joan E. Solsmansenior reporter, CNET, chats…
Ukraine crisis: NATO defense ministers prepare to meet – live | world news
Russia announced further troop withdrawals from Crimea as the country pursues a “partial” withdrawal announced by Vladimir Putin on Tuesday.
Corn the majority of these troops would return to permanent bases located only a few tens of…
Ukrainian president says Wednesday ‘will be the day’ of Russian attack
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said the country learned that Wednesday would be the day of the attack. (Photo…
The world’s major economies will face inflation, disease and war this week in Indonesia
The magnitude of the consumer price shock afflicting many member countries is unprecedented since the founding of the group at the turn of the last century, and has been fueled by persistent supply concerns and soaring oil…
Russia raises interest rates as threat of sanctions looms
Russia's central bank raised its key rate on Friday in response to stubbornly high inflation and the threat of Western sanctions targeting the country's financial system.The Bank of Russia was among the first to tighten monetary policy when…
In the Ukraine crisis, Putin faces a stark choice
BRUSSELS – As he engages in coercive diplomacy with the West, Russian President Vladimir V. Putin faces a stark choice: he can move militarily to control Ukraine or preserve economic ties with Russia. Europe. But it will be difficult for…
Biden’s Fed nominees say tackling inflation a priority; Central bank hawkish moves in Europe…
Have a good day. Sarah Bloom Raskin, President Biden's nominee to become the Federal Reserve's top banking regulator, told senators at a confirmation hearing on Thursday that she would not use the position to…
Ukrainian says Russia’s promises can’t be trusted
CHAPEL HILL, NC (WNCN) - The local Ukrainian community is uniting in support of their homeland.
They spent Saturday raising funds to send needed supplies as Russia sits with more than 100,000 troops on the border.
Until…
ICU Weekly Insight: Foreigners Exit Local Currency Debt Market – KyivPost
CIP Weekly Preview: Monday, January 31, 2022
General negative sentiment due to a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine and expectations of further interest rate hikes for local currency debt prompted foreigners to…
Live Updates: Russia Set To Invade All Of Ukraine, US Says, But Kiev Plays Down War Talk
VideoUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said the recent buildup of Russian troops around his country's borders, while dangerous, poses not much more of a security threat than it did a year ago.CreditCredit...Tyler Hicks/The New York…
How Putin’s sanction-proof Moscow leaves the West toothless in the face of Ukraine
'Massive', 'enormous', 'maximum pain', 'severe', 'immediate': the West is at a loss for words to describe the sanctions package that is brewing if Russia decides to attack using part of the 100,000 men massed near Ukraine.
With NATO and…
Wall Street slips as market turmoil continues
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After his disastrous £50billion move on GSK's consumer arm - which was strongly rebuffed by the pharmaceutical giant and lambasted by shareholders - he now plans to cut…
US in talks with Qatar over gas supply to Europe in case Ukraine invades
The United States is in talks with Qatar and other major gas exporters to plan contingency measures in case a Russian invasion of Ukraine disrupts supplies to Europe. Talks with Qatar and EU member states, focused on securing…
Live News: US jobless claims hit three-month high as Omicron weighs in
United Airlines has reduced its planned flight capacity for 2022 after the latest wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, caused by the Omicron variant, hit consumer demand.The carrier said in its fourth quarter earnings release that 2022 started…
Russia is reducing its embassy in Ukraine, a possible clue to Putin’s next move
“We will be completely surrounded by equal forces,” the senior Ukrainian security official said.In Washington, US officials say they still assess that Mr. Putin has not yet made the decision to invade. They describe him more as a tactician…
ArcelorMittal confirms the freezing of its accounts in Ukraine
Expresses indignation ArcelorMittal has confirmed that a court ordered the freezing of Ukrainian bank accounts at its subsidiary in Ukraine after the steel giant was charged with tax evasion. ArcelorMittal's accounts were frozen on…
Loosening of Covid travel rules and optimistic retail data should ease New Year’s blues
This article is an on-site version of our The Week Ahead newsletter. Sign up here to receive the newsletter direct to your inbox every SundayHello and welcome to the working week.Hang on. The next seven days will be tough as…
Russian cyber attacks in Ukraine skyrocket as invasion fears grow, security experts warn
CYBERSECURITY experts warn that a recent increase in Russian cyberattacks against Ukraine could precede an invasion.
The latest ISMG security report suggests that the increase in Russian cyber interference in Ukrainian networks could be a…
Biden strategy on Ukraine – talks but clear costs for Russia
Published on: 04/01/2022 - 02:32Amended: 04/01/2022 - 2:30 AM
Washington (AFP) - From separating Russia from the global banking system to further arming Kiev, US President Joe Biden hopes…
SkyUp launches charter flights from Ukraine to Hambantota – The Island
Mandatory offer to minority shareholders in progress
James Finlays, a Scottish company with a 127-year presence in Ceylon / Sri Lanka, sold two listed regional plantation companies (RPCs), Hapugasgtenne and Udapusselawa, to…
Stocks teeter in tight trade as year draws to a close: markets come to an end
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(Bloomberg) - US stocks have hovered between gains and losses, with moves exacerbated by weak trade in the last session of the year. The 10-year…
Nouriel Roubini sees clouds over 2021
Despite the declines and disruptions due to new variants of COVID-19, 2021 has turned out to be a relatively positive year for…
Bulgarians divided over membership in euro waiting room
Bulgaria could join the eurozone in 2024, but the poorest country in the EU is divided over the prospect of abandoning its national currency and joining the European single currency club.Krasimir Atanasov, a 37-year-old tennis instructor…