Archiv für den Monat: November 2022
Teuerung: Bis zu 3000 Euro extra: Diese Unternehmen zahlen eine Inflationsprämie
Weltklimakonferenz: EU-Vize auf Klimagipfel: „Besser kein Ergebnis als schlechtes Ergebnis“
Immobilienkonzern: Corestate prüft Insolvenzantrag – keine Einigung mit Gläubigern absehbar
Asiatisch-Pazifische Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft: Gipfel in Südostasien endet – Apec mit gemeinsamer Erklärung zu Ukrainekrieg
Brits face sharpest fall in living standards on record as government tightens its belt
As the U.K. government announces a £55 billion ($65.5 billion) program of tax hikes and spending cuts, the country faces its sharpest fall in living standards since records began.
Crypto startup Ripple is seeking a license in Ireland to drive EU expansion
Most of Ripple’s business is now driven outside of the U.S. despite its large presence in the country, General Counsel Stuart Alderoty told CNBC.
‚We’re going to dream a little less‘: Sequoia’s Doug Leone on fallout from FTX’s collapse
Billionaire venture capitalist Doug Leone said there wasn’t much his firm Sequoia Capital could do to predict the solvency crisis at FTX.
Gap beats on third-quarter revenue, but tempers expectations for holiday season
Gap on Thursday beat Wall Street’s quarterly revenue expectations, but gave a cautious outlook for the holiday season.
APEC ministers‘ statement: There were other views, different assessments on Ukraine war
<p style=““ class=“text-align-justify“>The joint statement echoes what we saw from the G20 in Indonesia earlier this week, which was signed off by China president Xi Jinping. At the time, one wonders whether or not that signals a change in stance by China towards Russia but the headline above is perhaps meant to reflect a more accurate picture of Xi’s position. With the G20, one can understand that a show of unity is very much needed towards the Russia-Ukraine situation but with APEC, China is the boss.</p>
This article was written by Justin Low at forexlive.com.