UK to unveil ‘historic’ budget amid political, economic backlash
The annual budget is expected to include a series of tax increases to appease bond investors worried by the country’s hefty debt burden.
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China buying more US-made goods, Washington says
Beijing offered to increase imports of US commodities in order to lower tensions.
Investors bullish on China's AI sector
Alibaba shares rose Tuesday after the Chinese e-commerce giant’s cloud computing division reported strong growth.
Pay No Attention To The Chipmaker Behind The Curtain
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Wall Street’s Top Cop Wants To Silence Shareholders
Securities and Exchange Commissioner Paul Atkins wants to eliminate the vast majority of shareholder proposals from corporate governance.
Oil prices tip down on oversupply fears, Ukraine talks
Cheaper oil, and the effect of US and European sanctions, are expected to push Russia’s oil and gas revenue down 35%, Reuters reported.
Waste manager Veolia sees AI boom as key to US expansion
France-based Veolia on Friday announced its biggest acquisition since 2022, agreeing to pay $3 billion for the US hazardous waste manager Clean Earth.
Russia’s oil and gas revenues expected to plummet
The country’s oil and gas revenues are expected to fall 35% this month, year-on-year.
EU to tighten foreign investment rules to counter China
Under the new guidelines, Chinese firms investing in the bloc would be forced to hire local workers and to transfer technology and know-how to domestic firms.
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