Goldman Sachs chief economist bucks the market and still expects one Fed rate hike in 2019
Goldman Sachs’ Jan Hatzius is expecting the Fed to hike interest rates at least once this year, despite the prevailing market view for zero or even a rate cut.
15 years ago, Google’s CEO’s brilliant answer to a tricky interview question helped him get hired
Sundar Pichai then went on to lead one of the world’s largest tech companies. No big deal…
Seven councils sue Barclays over £500m loans
The authorities want the High Court to allow them to exit controversial bank loans known as lobos.
US economy adds 304,000 jobs in January
The US economy added a stronger-than-expected 304,000 jobs last month.
Nintendo just announced a new Mario game for smartphones
Nintendo is joining forces with messaging app Line and game developer NHN Entertainment to develop a new game called “Dr. Mario World.”
Ford confirms nearly 400 job losses at Bridgend
The car giant announces a voluntary redundancy programme at its Bridgend engine plant.
A380 future in doubt as Airbus meets with Emirates
The future of the superjumbo program had been questioned.
Bolsonaro’s pro-market agenda faces its first test of confidence as Brazil’s Congress returns
The real business of governing for Brazil’s newly-elected populist president starts on Friday, when Congress returns from an end-of-year break to discuss Jair Bolsonaro’s ambitious pro-market reforms.
English soccer clubs curb spending on players in January transfer window
No English ‘top six’ team made a January signing eligible to play this season.
France puts up food and drink prices under new law
A law aimed at helping French farmers makes Camembert, Nutella and other brands more expensive.