The CEO of Standard Chartered, Bill Winters, states that he still does not see the need to impose orders to force senior bankers to be more present in the office, unlike other competing banks.
Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend looks at the upcoming results of Disney and Uber in the United States, BP in the United Kingdom, and the impact of Apple's shift of production to India, as well as the outlook for real estate in China.
New Zealand will charge foreign tourists up to 40 NZD to visit sites like Milford Track and Mount Cook to stimulate economic growth.
State Democratic lawmakers have accused Texas Republicans of manipulating the redistricting process to secure more Republican seats, in response to an initiative from President Donald Trump.
Graham Lee becomes CEO of Capitec, South Africa's largest bank by number of clients, succeeding Gerrie Fourie. Bloomberg interviews Lee and Fourie at the bank's headquarters in Stellenbosch.
ABF, owner of Allied Bakeries, and Hovis may consider a restructuring of their production to enhance their collaboration.
The Sizewell C nuclear power plant project could cost billions of pounds more than the government's official estimates.
High-end brands are neglecting consumers aspiring to luxury, leading to difficulties.
The Hong Kong Competition Authority has accepted China Mobile's commitments regarding the acquisition of HKBN, allowing the merger to proceed without investigation.
One year after the start of rate cuts by the Bank of England, households are still feeling the pressure of the highest borrowing costs in a generation.
The surge in global cocoa prices has led to an increase in smuggling, compared to cocaine trafficking in Colombia.
The precedents of the liberalization of financial rules are not encouraging.
Trump's tariff measures have a lesser impact than expected on the U.S. stock market, particularly for large tech companies.
Circle's valuation reflects optimistic expectations for stablecoins as competition intensifies.
The full effects of the tariffs imposed by Trump are starting to emerge, jeopardizing market stability.
British users are using VPNs to bypass new age restrictions, creating challenges for large tech companies.
The President imposes a 25% tax on New Delhi and moves closer to Pakistan, despite once warm personal ties with Modi.
Despite Trump's regulations, Manuel Fernández Losa strengthens his position in clean energies while maintaining a strong exposure to semiconductors.
Large American tech companies continue to thrive on the stock market, reaching valuations comparable to China's GDP, despite competition and trade tensions.
Tesla has been found liable for a fatal accident in Florida in 2019 involving its Autopilot system and must pay 250 million dollars.
European legislation on artificial intelligence takes effect, causing tensions with Washington and American tech giants.
The judge in Georgia must decide whether to initiate the investigation phase after hearing the arguments from both construction groups.
In July, Tesla was surpassed by Toyota, Kia, and BYD in the Spanish electric car market, although it remains in the lead for the year with models 3 and Y.
The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador has passed a constitutional reform removing presidential term limits, raising concerns about President Nayib Bukele's potential to remain in power indefinitely.
KGI Financial Holding's expansion in Hong Kong is boosting the commercial real estate market, with the leasing of 40,000 square feet in the central business district.
Official data reveals a clear slowdown in the economy and consumption, followed by a disappointing employment report.
CEO Mike Wirth is transforming Chevron's corporate culture, adopting a stricter approach towards employees, competitors, and politicians.
John Williams of the New York Fed indicates that the labor market remains robust despite significant downward revisions of job creation for May and June.
Trump has fired Erika McEntarfer from the Department of Labor, accusing her without evidence of data falsification regarding employment. Fed governor Adriana Kugler has also resigned, giving Trump an opportunity to reshape the Fed sooner than expected.
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko presented an economic recovery plan for Senegal, promising to finance 90% of the initiative through domestic resources and to avoid additional debt.
American companies are cutting costs by relocating production. Lawrence H. Summers comments on the Fed's decision. Analysis of the low Earth orbit satellite market and voluntary carbon markets.
The show discusses the resignation of Fed Governor Adriana Kugler and Trump's firing of the BLS Commissioner. It also covers Trump's tariffs and the relocation of nuclear submarines to Russia.
Informal miners in Peru have suspended negotiations with the government and may resume protests due to disagreements.
A SpaceX rocket takes off from Florida with four astronauts heading to the ISS as part of NASA's Crew-11 mission, which could extend stays to eight months for the first time.
President Donald Trump claims he made the right decision in removing the head of the agency producing the monthly employment figures, following a report showing a slowdown in hiring in April and May.
Berkshire Hathaway's stock has fallen by 12% since May. Bill Stone of Glenview Trust Company explains why this decline could be a buying opportunity.
The U.S. labor market shows signs of weakness, leading to a decline in the S&P 500.
Wall Street fell, with the S&P 500 losing 1.6% in its largest drop in over two months, due to a weaker-than-expected employment report, new U.S. tariffs, and an 8% drop in Amazon shares.
American companies are cutting costs by relocating production. Lawrence H. Summers comments on the Fed's decision. Analysis of the low Earth orbit satellite market and voluntary carbon markets.
The IMF has granted Argentina some leeway by adjusting a key target, thereby facilitating the continuation of its $20 billion financing program.
Bloomberg Television analyzes the latest news before and after the Wall Street close. Weak employment data indicates a declining U.S. labor market, impacting the S&P.
Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend looks at the upcoming results from Disney and Uber in the United States, BP in the United Kingdom, and the impact of Apple's shift of production to India in Asia, as well as the outlook for real estate in China.
Under the Biden administration, the crypto community was frustrated with the SEC. Hope returned with Trump's appointment of Paul Atkins. He discusses the SEC's work on cryptocurrencies with Yahoo Finance.
American companies are cutting costs by relocating production. Lawrence H. Summers comments on the Fed's decision. Analysis of the low Earth orbit satellite market and voluntary carbon markets.
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have agreed on a framework for regional economic integration, according to the U.S. State Department, as part of a peace agreement signed in Washington.
Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend examines the upcoming results from Disney and Uber in the United States, BP in the United Kingdom, and the impact of Apple's production shift to India in Asia, as well as the outlook for real estate in China.
A federal appeals court has reinstated part of a lawsuit against Elon Musk's X, alleging it facilitates child exploitation, while acknowledging the platform's broad immunity from claims about objectionable content.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has surprised again by imposing new extensive tariffs.
Donald Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a report showed weak job growth. Peter Navarro responds to this decision and to the resignation of Fed Governor Ariana Kugler.
President Trump has fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a report showing weak job growth, raising concerns about the integrity of the data. Job growth has been revised downward for previous months.
Stocks are falling as the Dow loses over 500 points due to Trump's tariffs and weak employment data. Berkshire Hathaway is down 12% following the announcement of Warren Buffett's departure. Analysis of the implications for investors.
A former football player shot five people in Manhattan, targeting the NFL headquarters. This reignites the debate on brain injuries in sports. The NFL had already settled a concussion lawsuit in 2015.
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have agreed on a framework for regional economic integration, according to the U.S. State Department, as part of a peace agreement signed in Washington.
Tesla was found partially responsible for an accident in Florida involving its driver assistance software.
Stocks fell after a disappointing July employment report. Trump is calling for the firing of the chief of the Labor Statistics Bureau following revisions showing weaker hiring in May and June. Analysis of the economic impact and tariffs.
