Difficulties finding a job? Here are the reasons.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller cited labor market weakness as a reason to lower rates in January. Indeed's Director of Economic Research, Laura Ullrich, analyzes this situation.
Difficulties finding a job? Here are the reasons.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller cited labor market weakness as a reason to lower rates in January. Indeed's Director of Economic Research, Laura Ullrich, analyzes this situation.
Why Xi Jinping is Dismissing His Most Loyal Generals
Xi Jinping has purged China's top military brass, reorganizing the PLA's command structure. This video examines implications for Taiwan and the Asian balance of power.
CGT calls Medef's proposal for facilitated termination CDI a 'declaration of war'
Medef suggests a CDI terminable without cause in the first few years, with progressive compensation based on seniority in case of termination.
Trump's Fed Candidate Kevin Warsh Faces Inflation and Central Bank Independence Challenges
Trump's potential appointment of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve head raises questions about inflation management and the institution's independence.
Persistent Risk of Defective Airbags on American Roads
A federal regulator reported at least nine US deaths from Chinese-made airbags, raising concerns about the number of affected vehicles.
Kevin Warsh's Fed Nomination Causes Precious Metals to Fall
President Donald Trump's selection of Kevin Warsh for Fed Chair led to a dollar rebound and a drop in precious metals.
Israeli Strikes in Gaza: At Least 12 Deaths Reported by Local Hospitals
Strikes targeted sites in the north and south of the enclave, including a residential building in Gaza and a tent in Khan Younis, according to hospital sources.
Kevin Warsh Tapped for Fed Chair Under Trump Administration
Analysis of the intense competition for the key position of Federal Reserve Chair, a crucial role for global finance.
China: Minister Wang Xiangxi targeted by anti-corruption probe
Chinese Minister of Emergency Management, Wang Xiangxi, is under investigation by the anti-corruption commission, intensifying President Xi Jinping's anti-graft campaign.
Beef prices reach historic record in January
Beef prices exceeded 7 euros per kilo in January, an unprecedented level. Despite this, cattle farming faces ongoing challenges, including recurrent health crises.
Developing an Asset Allocation Strategy: An Interview with Kate Burke, CEO of Allspring Global Investments
Barry talks with Kate Burke, CEO of Allspring Global Investments, about her career at AllianceBernstein and her asset management philosophy.
Medef proposes a CDI with facilitated termination for youth employment
The employers' organization, Medef, suggests a new type of CDI for young people, reminiscent of the controversial 2006 CPE, which was withdrawn after strong protests.
JJG Aero Raises $30 Million in Series B Funding from Norwest
JJG Aero secured $30 million in Series B funding from Norwest for capacity expansion and vertical integration at its new North Bengaluru facility.
Cred: 16% Revenue Growth in FY25, Losses Narrow
Bengaluru-based Cred's revenue grew 16% to ₹2,735 crore in FY25, while its operating losses decreased 51% to ₹298 crore.
NCLT Approves SaaS Startup MoEngage's 'Reverse Flip' Plan
AI-powered B2C customer engagement startup MoEngage's 'reverse flip' plan is approved by the NCLT, capitalizing on marketing platform consolidation.
New German Subsidy Boosts Interest in Electric Vehicles
Germany's new EV subsidy has significantly increased online interest, despite current application unavailability.
Daybreak Weekend: US Jobs, Winter Olympics, Japanese Elections | Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition
Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend's Nathan Hager previews the week ahead: January jobs report and tech earnings in the US, 2026 Winter Olympics in the UK, early Japanese elections, and the RBA's monetary policy decision.
Kazakhstan begins gradual resumption of production at Tengiz oil field
Tengizchevroil, led by Chevron, has started restoring production at Kazakhstan's largest oil field, Tengiz, following a partial operational suspension.
France encourages use of national tools for civil servants, moving away from US platforms like Zoom
This initiative reflects growing European concern over reliance on US technology amid changing geopolitics.
Binance attributes worst crypto liquidation in history to macroeconomic risks
Binance stated macroeconomic risks, not platform failure, caused the largest liquidation day ever recorded in the crypto market.
New Revelations in Epstein Affair Put US Commerce Secretary in Difficulty, Trump and Musk Also Cited
Additional documents released in the Epstein affair mention US Commerce Secretary Lutnick, as well as Trump and Musk.
AI Could Threaten iPhone and Galaxy Dominance in Smartphone Market
Alphabet surpasses Apple in market cap, suggesting new AI tools could transform the smartphone market and redefine industry leaders.
France strengthens standards for cereulide in infant formula after global recalls
France has lowered the tolerance threshold for cereulide, a bacterial toxin, following product recalls in over 60 countries. A Chinese ingredient supplier is implicated.
German intelligence warns of espionage risks via Chinese electric vehicles
The Verfassungsschutz warns of dangers from connected electric vehicles made in China, highlighting potential vulnerabilities for espionage and data security.
India's National Stock Exchange (NSE) Aims for IPO in Seven to Eight Months
According to its CEO, Ashish Kumar Chauhan, the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. plans to launch its IPO within the next seven to eight months.
Bergfreunde aims to double its revenue to 700 million euros
Outdoor e-commerce specialist Bergfreunde plans to double its revenue to 700 million euros, despite market consolidation in sporting goods.
The "Macron effect" boosts sales for French eyewear maker Henry Jullien
Since French President Emmanuel Macron was seen wearing Henry Jullien sunglasses, the company, founded in 1921 and specializing in high-end "made in France" products, has seen its sales increase considerably.
Apple: Record Q4 2025 Revenue Driven by iPhone and China
Apple achieved record Q4 2025 revenue of $143.8 billion, with $85.3 billion from iPhone sales, boosted by a recovery in China.
Gold and Silver Reach Peaks Despite January 30th Drop, Driven by Massive Flows
Gold and silver prices broke symbolic thresholds, recording a meteoric rise and record volumes, despite a drop on January 30th. This dynamic is attributed to the absorption of global savings.
Silver Outperforms Bitcoin Despite 35% Drop Following Unexpected Crypto Liquidation
Silver outperformed Bitcoin, which experienced significant liquidation. This highlights cryptocurrency market volatility compared to traditional assets.
Kuaishou fined $3.7 million for live e-commerce violations
Chinese regulators fined a Kuaishou Technology subsidiary $3.7 million for live e-commerce violations, signaling increased scrutiny of the sector.
Bitcoin and Ether fall as markets brace for difficult Monday amid shutdown deadline
Major cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ether are seeing significant drops as markets prepare for uncertainty potentially linked to an imminent shutdown.
Major Gold and Silver Correction, $7 Trillion Evaporated in Less Than 2 Days
Gold and silver markets saw a significant correction, losing $7 trillion in under two days due to increased volatility.
Friedrich Merz Implements His Recovery Plan for Germany
German politician Friedrich Merz has activated his plan to revive the country's economy. The effectiveness of this strategy will now be evaluated.
UN Chief Warns of 'Imminent Financial Collapse' of Organization
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned member states of an 'imminent financial collapse' due to non-payment of mandatory contributions, impacting the organization's ordinary budget.
Funding for many US government activities has expired, leading to a shutdown
Several US government operations have stopped due to lack of funding. A shutdown is underway, at least until the end of the week.
CAC 40 anticipates a 6% rise over one year, according to Sienna IM
Sienna IM forecasts a 6% rise for the CAC 40, outperforming the Euro Stoxx 50 and Nikkei, but trailing the S&P 500. Equity market consolidation is expected in H2 2026.
Saudi Arabia Solicits Its Wealthy Families to Fund Its Economic Transformation
Saudi Arabia is turning to the kingdom's wealthiest families to ease pressure on public finances and fund the next phase of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's economic reform.
Odisha Launches Commercial Drone Test Corridor with BonV Aero
Odisha, India, partners with local startup BonV Aero to create a commercial drone test corridor at an airport, fostering local R&D and skills.
Wingtech (China) anticipates increased loss in 2025 following Dutch government's takeover of Nexperia
Wingtech Technology, Nexperia's Chinese owner, forecasts a 2025 loss of 9 to 13.5 billion yuan due to the Dutch government's decision to take control of the chipmaker.
Philippine regulator accuses Villar Land of market manipulation
The Philippines' stock market regulator filed a criminal complaint against Manuel Villar's property firm, the country's second-richest man.
Starmer's Labour Party Faces Crucial UK Election Amid Financial Difficulties
Prime Minister Keir Starmer cited Labour's budget constraints for funding the UK election campaign as the reason for blocking Andy Burnham's candidacy.
Russia's War Budget Under Pressure as Peace Talks Resume
President Vladimir Putin faces growing budget constraints to fund the war in Ukraine, potentially influencing peace talks.
Chinese Semiconductor Companies Show Robust Profits in 2025, Driven by AI and Technological Autonomy
Chinese semiconductor firms saw strong profit growth in 2025, boosted by AI development and Beijing's technological self-sufficiency policy. Cambricon Technologies reported a net profit of 2.2 billion yuan.
L'Oréal aims for stock market rebound after disappointing 2025 performance
After a difficult 2025, L'Oréal seeks to regain investor confidence and improve its stock market performance with renewed growth prospects.
USA faces a new budget "shutdown"
A budget deadlock in the USA, linked to the Democratic refusal to approve the homeland security budget, is causing a government "shutdown". A swift resolution is hoped for.
Chinese Manufacturing Activity Contracts in January Due to Weak Domestic Demand
Chinese factory activity declined in January as the official PMI fell to 49.3, driven by weak domestic demand and falling new orders.
Swiss winegrowers call for limitation of European imports
Declining consumption, cheaper imports, overproduction, and quality disparities are putting Swiss producers under pressure.
Comparison of Concerns Regarding AI and Net Zero Investments
The article explores widespread concerns about AI stock valuations, comparing them to less frequent discussions about a potential bubble in Net Zero investments.
Trump's Restrictions on Institutional Investors in Housing Could Worsen Crisis
The Trump administration's limitation on institutional ownership of single-family homes would not solve the affordability crisis and risks worsening conditions.
Nestlé and Danone face product recall following infant formula contamination
Infant formula product recalls are underway for Nestlé and Danone due to a detected toxin from a Wuhan lab, causing a growing crisis for consumer groups.
Rémy Cointreau aims to reduce dependence on Chinese market amid falling cognac sales
New CEO Franck Marilly is steering the group towards faster-growing markets as the slowdown in China leads to a significant surplus of spirits inventory.
Chemaf, first test of the mining agreement between the USA and the DRC
Washington is pressuring the DRC to award the sale of copper and cobalt producer Chemaf to a consortium led by the American group Virtus.
Spain Strengthens Occupational Risk Prevention with Unions, Excluding Employers
An agreement between the Spanish Ministry of Labor and unions aims to amend the law on occupational risk prevention, with possible changes via decree.
Market relieved by Warsh's Fed nomination
Warsh's less political, more financial profile is viewed positively by the market, despite uncertainty about his future direction at the Federal Reserve.
Europe aims for leadership in quantum technology despite US competition
Despite massive US investments, Europe benefits from returning talent from Silicon Valley, strengthening its chances to dominate the next generation of quantum technology.
Impact of Minimum Wage Increase on Real Wages
Thousands of workers may not see real wages rise if compensation and absorption are not effectively limited, despite a minimum wage hike.
EU and India consider strategic trade deal
A trade pact between the European Union and India could strengthen economic ties and EU access to the Asian subcontinent, consolidating relations with the Global South.
Spain risks losing €1.1 billion from recovery plan due to parliamentary deadlock
The Spanish government failed to get Congress approval for the diesel tax hike and public sector reform, threatening the release of European funds.
Latin American and Asian Emerging Markets Offer Yield Opportunities Amid Developed Market Uncertainty
Latin American and Asian stock exchanges reach highs, driven by high valuations and rising profits. Bonds benefit from a weaker dollar.
Accelerating the hunt for Russian and Venezuelan 'ghost fleet' oil tankers
The US and Europe are intensifying interceptions of tankers suspected of circumventing sanctions, particularly off Venezuela and in the Mediterranean, marking a tougher Western approach.
Blue Origin suspends space tourism program to prioritize lunar missions
Jeff Bezos' company, Blue Origin, is pausing its suborbital New Shepard tourist flights to focus on developing technology for lunar missions.
TUI aims to make Spain a hub for Latin American travel sales
TUI CEO Sebastian Ebel anticipates nearly 10% profit growth and dividend recovery, with 10% to 20% of earnings paid to shareholders.
Renault considers electric vehicle production in Spain, citing reduced production costs
Renault's global CEO highlights the advantage of Valladolid and Palencia plants. The company and unions will negotiate a new agreement including future models.
Home appliance sector requests 80 million euro Renove Plan from Spanish government
This plan aims to boost local production and employment in Spain. An average aid of 200 euros per household would allow the renewal of 400,000 appliances.
Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend: US Jobs, Winter Olympics, and Japanese Elections
This Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend podcast covers key topics: January US jobs report, tech earnings, 2026 Winter Olympics, early Japanese elections, and RBA monetary policy.
CME Group Increases Gold and Silver Futures Margins After Historic Price Drop
CME Group raised margin requirements for Comex gold and silver futures after prices for these metals saw their largest declines in decades.
Coupang Interim CEO Questioned for 12 Hours in Data Breach Probe
Coupang's interim CEO, Harold Rogers, was questioned for 12 hours by Seoul police regarding allegations of evidence destruction in a massive data breach affecting 33 million users.
Chinese manufacturing activity slows in January
China's economy started the year weakly, with manufacturing and services PMIs falling below the 50-point threshold in January, signaling an unexpected contraction.
Journalist returns to Cuba after three years, notes major changes
Correspondent Dánica Coto returned to Cuba after over three years and observed significant changes, including fuel shortages, power outages, and infrastructure deterioration, despite residents' resilience.
Venezuela announces amnesty for political opponents
Venezuela declared an amnesty for regime critics. The US reportedly approved a monthly budget plan for the country, according to Senator Rubio, who does not rule out military intervention.
Singapore's Public Housing Model Faces Limits of Success
Singapore's once-lauded public housing model is strained by rising resale prices and high demand, revealing the limits of its success.
Investors anticipate conflict between Warsh and Trump over Fed balance sheet reduction
Long-term yields rose after the former governor's appointment to head the US central bank, signaling potential monetary policy tensions.
Memory chip price surge boosts Chinese manufacturers
DDR5 memory chip prices have quintupled since September, reaching 6,878 yuan ($990) for a 32GB pair in Shenzhen, making memory a valuable asset in the Chinese market.
Building an Asset Allocation Strategy: An Interview with Kate Burke, CEO of Allspring Global Investments
Barry Ritholtz interviews Kate Burke, CEO of Allspring Global Investments, about her career and asset management philosophy.