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Standing in the House of Commons last Wednesday, Rachel Reeves promised to build “a tax system that is fairer for the future”.
PBR cuts its 2026-2030 budget by 2% while boosting pre-salt investment, targeting higher production and advancing new energy and sustainability projects.
CRWD eyes strong Q3 growth as rising cyber threats and surging Falcon Flex adoption drive subscription momentum.
The Caspian Pipeline Consortium carries most of Kazakhstan’s crude exports, which have averaged 1.6 million barrels a day so far this year. Oil prices are coming off of a monthly drop, with futures under pressure from the prospect of a significant oversu
Strategy’s CEO clarified that selling Bitcoin would only occur under extreme conditions. Traders have raised concerns from the comments. Despite market volatility, Strategy has downplayed ...
CRM's Q3 results are expected to reflect the benefits of accelerated AI and cloud adoptions. However, macro headwinds and slower deal cycles may limit the upside.
Wall Street closed higher on Friday as growing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut lifted investor sentiment.
High coverage ratios and earnings growth make CAH, LTH, LMAT and FLS safer investment bets heading into 2026.
Gold (GC=F) futures opened at $4,211 per troy ounce Thursday, down 0.6% from Wednesday’s closing price of $4,234.50. The price of gold has hovered above $4,200 for a week.
Gold futures opened at $4,239.50 per troy ounce Friday, down 0.1% from Thursday’s closing price of $4,243. The price of gold moved above $4,250 after the open.
Gold (GC=F) futures opened at $4,067.80 per ounce on Wednesday, flat with Tuesday’s close of $4,066.50. The price of gold rose above $4,100 in early trading.
A proposed 50% inheritance tax dies at the ballot box, preserving Switzerland's status as a global wealth magnet.
A sharp sell-off following the CME bitcoin futures open, compounded by hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan, dragged the CoinDesk 20 down nearly 6% on Monday.
Top-selling sectors over the holiday weekend included apparel and athletics, according to early data.
World's largest wealth fund flips the script on human rights, Nadella's power, and Microsoft's political flashpoints.