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Vitol Paid Out $5.9 Billion to Traders as Profit Halved in 2025
Commodity trading giant Vitol Group paid out $5.9 billion to its executives and senior staff through share buybacks last year, even as its profits more …
Oil Prices Volatile as Supply Disruptions Hit Four Global Fronts
Brent futures surged past $100 a barrel as the conflict in the Middle East widens and Ukraine strikes Russian infrastructure.
Wall Street Bulls Are Staring Down $100 Oil, Tariffs, AI Angst
Every bull market has a recurring cast of villains. Oil shocks. Inflation. Rising bond yields. Trade wars. This week, investors had to contend with all …
US tech groups cut 140,000 jobs despite AI spending boom
Investment spree is reshaping Silicon Valley while wider US jobs market holds steady
US Cattle Herd Grows Slightly in Potential Sign of Rebuilding
The US cattle herd grew modestly from the prior year, in a signal that ranchers may be starting to retain more animals following a historic …
Waymo explores split with Uber as robotaxi tensions deepen
Partnership between two groups has soured amid intense lobbying battle over rollout of autonomous vehicles
China investigates former securities regulator Fang Xinghai
Respected economist known as an interlocutor with foreign investors is probed for suspected ‘serious violations’
Trump threatens new EU tariffs in retaliation for fines on US tech …
President says Washington will launch new probe into the bloc that could sharpen trade tensions
Number 10 North is no ‘gimmick’, says Andy Burnham
Prime minister remains insistent that new Manchester office sends a more important signal to rest of the country
Tory party ‘bans’ candidates who don’t back its human rights and net …
Chair Kevin Hollinrake says would-be MPs need to endorse leader Kemi Badenoch’s UK agenda
Healey under pressure to raise taxes or cut UK spending as fiscal …
US-Iran war and new spending commitments threaten to cut buffer to as little as £7bn, economists estimate
The Real Reason Behind the Private Credit-Insurance Nexus
Private gains and public losses.
Nvidia and Palantir urge US not to ban ‘open’ AI models after …
US tech groups and investors respond to calls for restrictions on advanced Chinese technology
PE-Backed Robotics Firm Brooks Automation Said to Weigh IPO
Brooks Automation, a robotics and software automation company backed by Thomas H. Lee Partners, is considering an initial public offering, according to people familiar with …
The Victorians have some lessons for Burnham on radical devolution
Britain needs the social and economic glue of local power
Trump’s Saudi Deal Spurs Watchdog Interest in Nuclear Settlement
Donald Trump’s plans for a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia are bringing tensions between US and South Korean reactor developers to the fore, surfacing details …
Yang Zhilin, the rock star founder behind China’s Moonshot AI
Known as ‘Yang the genius’ by classmates, his new K3 model has closed the gap with leading US rivals
Airbus and Boeing push to boost production to tackle record order backlogs
Planemakers look to shake off supply-chain problems that have hampered output
Miner Cadillac, Backers Raise C$385 Million in Canada IPO
Cadillac Mines Corp. and some of its backers raised C$385 million ($273 million) in an upsized initial public offering, adding to the mining-driven rebound of …
BlackRock Gets Soft Demand for Bond Sale After AI Debt Selloff
BlackRock Inc. has seen weaker-than-usual demand for a corporate bond sale tied to a Meta Platforms Inc. data center project in Texas, as investors grapple …
Nasdaq 100 Tumbles as Oil Spike, AI Jitters Hit Tech Stocks
The Nasdaq 100 Index tumbled Friday, capping its first back-to-back weekly loss since late March as it was dragged down by the oil-price spike and …
Dollar Wraps Its Best Week in a Month as Haven Demand Rises
The dollar finished its best week in a month as investors returned to the traditional haven amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
BofA’s Raedler Says Investors Are Ignoring Stock-Market Risks
Stock markets are pricing in a scenario where everything goes right, leaving investors uncompensated for mounting risks, according to Sebastian Raedler, head of European equity …
Hong Kong stock exchange relaxes listing rules to compete with US rivals
Global competitiveness drive comes despite bourse being increasingly dominated by Chinese companies
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