World News Feed
Latest news from trusted sources around the world
Ships Told They Can Use South Hormuz Route With Signals On
Ships can consider transiting the Strait of Hormuz along the southern route at any time of day with their signals on, a key naval information …
Deadly H5 Bird Flu Spreads Worldwide With Australia Outbreak
Australia reported its first mainland case of H5 bird flu, marking the spread of the deadly virus to every continent on the planet.
Value Investing Legend Seth Klarman: Masters in Business
Barry sits down with Munger disciple Seth Klarman, CEO of Baupost Group, a Boston-based investment manager with a multi-strategy approach. They discuss Seth's start as …
米イラン和平合意、日銀1％に利上げ、東証終値で初の7万円台に─1週間のニュース5選
国際政治もマーケットも新たな局面へ踏み出した1週間。五つのニュースを厳選して振り返ります。
Starbucks Cuts UK, Hong Kong Office Jobs in Restructuring Effort
Starbucks Corp. laid off corporate workers in the London and Hong Kong hubs that oversee parts of its international business, as the coffee chain gives …
Canada Imposes Temporary 10% Tariff on Canned Vegetables
Canada applied a 10% import tax on imports of canned vegetables to protect domestic growers and food processors, the Department of Finance said in a …
Brookfield Is Said to Lead Bidding for Drahi’s XpFibre Business
Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is emerging as the frontrunner to acquire a controlling stake in telecom tycoon Patrick Drahi’s French fiber optic company XpFibre, according …
Aspen Disruption Triggers South Africa Contraceptive Shortage
A disruption at Aspen Pharmacare Holdings Ltd.’s manufacturing facilities has led to shortages of oral contraceptives across South Africa, according to the health department and …
Car Dealer Global Auto Is Said to Weigh Toronto IPO This Year
Global Auto Holdings Ltd., the owner of car dealer franchises including the UK’s Lookers, is exploring an initial public offering in Toronto, according to people …
Tanker in Persian Gulf Resumes Voyage to Hormuz After U-Turn
An oil supertanker is once again heading from the Persian Gulf toward the Strait of Hormuz after briefly reversing direction.
‘Take Risk’: Canada Regulator Cuts Bank Capital Level to Boost Lending
Canada’s financial regulator lowered capital requirements for the country’s largest banks for the first time in three years, giving them the flexibility to lend more …
India Stock Regulator Lets Firms Buy Back Shares From Market
India’s securities regulator will reintroduce open-market buybacks for companies, a move that could bolster shares prices as local equities have lagged global peers.
Vitol Won Emergency Zambia Fuel Deal That Drew IMF Scrutiny
Vitol Group is supplying diesel to Zambia via exclusive access to a pipeline that lasts through September, in an emergency arrangement the International Monetary Fund …
Santander Surpasses Inditex as Spain’s Most Valuable Company
Banco Santander SA has become Spain’s most valuable listed company, overtaking Zara owner Inditex SA for the first time in eight years.
Indian Banks Line Up $2.5 Billion Debt Sales Using RBI Swap
At least four lenders including the State Bank of India are preparing to raise about $2.5 billion selling bonds in the coming weeks, tapping a …
US Stocks Draw Record Weekly Inflows as Investors Pile Into Tech
US stocks attracted record inflows last week as investors piled into the technology sector, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists.
Ghana Is Weighing Local Control of Gold Fields’ Biggest Mine
Ghana is considering transferring control of Gold Fields Ltd.’s Tarkwa mine to local firms when its leases expire in April, part of a push to …
Lane Says It’s Hard to Argue ECB Shouldn’t Have Hiked Rates
It’s difficult to argue that the European Central Bank should have refrained from raising borrowing costs this month, according to Chief Economist Philip Lane.
Latin American FX Edge Higher With Markets in ‘Holding Pattern’
Most Latin American currencies advanced in a quiet session for global markets amid holidays in the US and parts of Asia, leaving assets in a …
Goldman Sachs Lops $500 Off Gold Target on No Fed Cuts This …
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. cut its year-end gold forecast by $500 an ounce as the Federal Reserve is no longer seen reducing rates in 2026.
Thailand Sees Inflows as Funds Exit Indonesia, Finance Head Says
Thailand is attracting capital inflows partly at the expense of Indonesia, as investors seek markets with stronger fiscal fundamentals and lower perceived risks, according to …
Reliance AGM Puts Jio IPO in Focus After India’s NSE Filing
The Jio IPO could give Reliance shares a much-needed boost after a long underperformance.
Gold Set for Weekly Loss on Hawkish Fed and Peace Deal Jitters
Gold dropped, heading for a third weekly loss as traders weighed delays in negotiations over a permanent Middle East peace deal and the outlook for …
Stocks Stall as Iran Nuclear Talks Hit Early Snag: Markets Wrap
Global stocks are ending a strong week on a cautious note as relief over an interim peace deal between the US and Iran gave way …
- Al Jazeera 5144
- Ars Technica 2583
- BBC Politics 3968
- BBC World 5155
- Bloomberg 5099
- Financial Times 5140
- Medical News Today 0
- Nature News 3194
- New Scientist 1605
- Science Daily 2685
- TechCrunch 3752
- The Guardian Environment 2314
- The Verge 3276
- WHO News 276
About This Feed
News articles are automatically aggregated from trusted sources worldwide. Click "Read" to view the full article on the original website.
Updated every hour