The EU and the UK have agreed to cooperate further on financial services. It will create a forum where the EU and the UK may meet twice annually to talk about financial standards and regulation. The long-awaited action is viewed… Read More ›
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Ford CEO Says Britain Should Adhere To EU Regulations To Keep Costs Down
According to the CEO of Ford, Britain should continue adhering to EU auto laws to prevent escalating consumer costs. Tim Slatter’s remarks come as automakers get ready for the first significant examination of Britain’s post-Brexit trade agreement with the EU…. Read More ›
New Regulations Seek To Rein Down Corporate Greenwashing
A new set of global regulations backed by the G20 will put more pressure on businesses to explain how climate change impacts their operations and will aid regulators in their efforts to combat “greenwashing.” The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)… Read More ›
The US To Invest $42 Billion By 2030 To Ensure Universal Internet Access
In order to ensure that everyone has access to high-speed broadband by 2030, the White House on Monday distributed $42 billion to the 50 states and U.S. territories as part of a new marketing campaign for President Joe Biden’s economic… Read More ›
After The Weekend Mutiny, Investors Are Once Again Focused On Russia
When markets opened later on Sunday, some investors were keeping an eye out for any fallout from a failed mutiny that occurred in Russia on Saturday. They anticipated a shift towards safe haven assets like U.S. government bonds and the… Read More ›
UK Economy Falters, Yet There Is Still A Lot Of Pressure On Prices
According to a survey released a day after the Bank of England unexpectedly increased interest rates and signalled that it was prepared to take other steps to slow price growth, although Britain’s economy showed signs of slowing down this month,… Read More ›
High-End Consumers Are Buying More Luxury Goods In The United States, According To Bain & Co
According to consulting firm Bain & Company, luxury companies in the United States that target wealthier consumers are doing better than those that target aspirational consumers on lower incomes who are put off by the current economic climate. Bain boosted… Read More ›
‘Progress’ In Supply Chain With Soaring Jet Orders At The Paris Air Show
On Wednesday, Pratt & Whitney, a manufacturer of jet engines, noted “solid progress” in the aerospace supply chain, addressing a significant area of worry for aircraft manufacturers as they continue to tally orders at the Paris Airshow. Huge orders from… Read More ›
UK Economy Is In A “Doom Loop” As Investments By Businesses Falls Behind Its G7 Counterparts
Britain’s economy is stuck in a growth “doom loop,” according to the U.K.’s Institute for Public Policy Research, due to decades of underinvestment by the government and corporations. According to recent data from a left-leaning think tank, the U.K. has… Read More ›
The Goal Of Macron’s Paris Meeting Is To Revive The Global Finance Agenda
On Thursday and Friday this week, a summit is being hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron to lay out a plan for reducing the debt loads of low-income nations while freeing up more money for climate spending. In order to… Read More ›
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