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A branch of Barclays Bank is seen, in London, Britain, February 23, 2022.

Barclays Hires From Moelis For Activism Defense, ESG Group

Barclays PLC has hired an executive from a rival bank for its mergers, acquisitions, activism and ESG advisory group as demand increases from corporate clients for those services.

LME Imposes Price Limits For The First Time After Nickel Crisis

Nickel sheets at Kola Mining and Metallurgical Company, a subsidiary of Nornickel metals and mining company, in Monchegorsk in Murmansk Region, Russia February 25, 2021. REUTERS

Nickel will resume trading on the London Metal Exchange (LME) in a fixed price range for the first time on Wednesday after extreme volatility in prices triggered a rare market shutdown last week.

Reel Change: AMC's Latest Bet Is In... Mining

AMC Entertainment announced a $28 million investment in a mining company as it diversifies from the movie theater business

Reel change: AMC's latest bet is in... mining

Office blocks of Citi, Barclays, and HSBC banks are seen at dusk in the Canary Wharf financial district in London, Britain November 16, 2017.

UK Retail Bank Capital Rules Could 'Ossify' Sector, Says Review

Rules forcing Britain's banks to wrap their retail arms with a bespoke cushion of capital should be retained for now, though they could "ossify" the sector in the longer term if left unchanged, an independent review for the finance ministry said on Tuesday.

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Flames from a gas burner on a cooker are seen February 1, 2017 in this illustration photo taken in a private home in Nice, France. Picture taken February 1, 2017.

EU To Subsidise Household Fuel Prices Surging Amid Ukraine Crisis

EU finance ministers agreed on Tuesday to subsidise household fuel prices and offer support to companies hit by surging energy prices as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, French Finance Minister Bruno le Maire said.

The European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters are pictured in Frankfurt, Germany, September 3, 2015.

Exclusive-ECB Tells Banks To Watch All Russian Clients In Widening Of Sanctions Net -sources

European Union regulators have told some banks to scrutinise transactions by all Russian and Belarusian clients, including EU residents, to ensure that they are not used to circumvent Western sanctions against Moscow, three sources told Reuters.

An employee checks freshly roasted coffee beans during cooling down in a tumbler at H. Schwarzenbach coffee roastery in Zurich, Switzerland December 4, 2018.

Coffee Traders Scramble To Redirect Russia, Ukraine Shipments

Coffee traders are scrambling to redirect shipments headed for Russia and Ukraine as trade flows to the two countries collapse due to Western sanctions imposed on Moscow and Kyiv's move to close its ports.

Moderna expects fewer 2021 Covid-19 vaccine deliveries than previously thought

Pfizer, Moderna Clash On Need For 4th COVID Vaccine

Pfizer's CEO thinks a fourth booster is necessary, while Moderna's president thinks an additional booster shot is only needed for some people.

A camouflaged prototype of the new Mercedes-Benz EQS Electric SUV is displayed at the automaker's new battery pack plant in Bibb County, Alabama, U.S. March 15, 2022.

Mercedes To Continue EV Investments Despite Ukraine War Disruptions

Mercedes-Benz AG won't cut spending on future electric vehicles even as it copes with supply-chain cost pressures exacerbated by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the German automaker's chief executive said on Tuesday.

Mercedes Takes On Tesla With New U.S. Battery Plant, Electric SUV

Mercedes-Benz AG opened its first U.S. electric vehicle (EV) battery factory on Tuesday and said Japanese battery maker Envision AESC would supply battery modules for U.S.-made Mercedes EVs from a new U.S.

Burkinabe architect Diebedo Francis Kere has won the Pritzker prize

'Happiest Man' Kere First African To Win Pritzker Architecture Prize

'Happiest man' Kere first African to win Pritzker architecture prize

Shipping Minister Mansukh Mandaviya poses for a picture after his interview with Reuters, at his office, in New Delhi, India, March 4, 2021.

Exclusive: India Boosts Fertiliser Imports From Canada, Israel As Russian Supply Disrupted

India is boosting fertiliser imports from nations including Canada and Israel to ensure sufficient supplies for the coming summer sowing season after the disruption of shipments caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Russian tanks have been widely ridiculed in internet memes

Companies Rush Out Of Russia Over Backlash, But A Few Remain

While many companies have followed the rest of the world and left Russia, few have continued operations in the country as the death toll in Ukraine rises.

The Federal Reserve headquarters in Washington on Sept. 16 2015.

Analysis-With Raskin Out, Biden May Pick A Moderate For Fed Regulatory Job

With Sarah Bloom Raskin withdrawing her nomination to become the Federal Reserve's regulation chief on Tuesday, the White House may be forced to opt for a new moderate candidate or leave the post open for the foreseeable future.

Exxon Mobil Loses Appeal To Stop Climate Change Probes

A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected Exxon Mobil Corp's effort to stop Massachusetts and New York from probing whether the oil company lied to investors and the public regarding what it knew about climate change.

Exxon Mobil Loses Appeal Over Climate Change Probes

Exclusive-Amazon's Demand For $200 Million Sank Settlement Talks With India's Future-sources

Dispute settlement talks between Amazon.com Inc and India's Future Retail failed over the U.S.

Intel will invest up to 80 billion euros to help Europe build up its production of semiconductors

Intel Investment Fuels EU Chips Race With Asia

Intel investment fuels EU chips race with Asia

Diebedo Francis Kere Becomes First African To Win Pritzker Architecture Prize

Diebedo Francis Kere becomes first African to win Pritzker architecture prize

US airlines are seeing a recovery in reservations after the latest Covid-19 wave, offsetting a hit from higher jet fuel costs

US Airlines See Strong Travel Recovery After Omicron

US airlines see strong travel recovery after Omicron

Ukraine Memes Proliferate Despite Grim Realities Of War

Ukraine memes proliferate despite grim realities of war

Volatility Exchange Traded Note Soars After Barclays Suspends Share Issuance

Shares of a volatility-tracking exchange-traded note (ETN) soared to a near 10-month high on Tuesday, a day after British bank Barclays said it had suspended the sales and issuance of the shares due to capacity constraints.

The Federal Reserve faces a "tangled mess" as it balances the need to contain rising prices while keeping the economic recovery going

Fed Begins Policy Meeting As It Prepares To Raise Interest Rates

Fed begins policy meeting as it prepares to raise interest rates

A Tesla model 3 car is seen in their showroom in Singapore October 22, 2021. Picture taken October 22, 2021.

Another Day, Another Price Increase For Tesla

Tesla has raised the prices on all its EVs in the U.S. after CEO Elon Musk tweeted about "inflation pressure."

European Union flags flutter outside the EU Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, July 14, 2021.

EU Leaders Back Urgently Refilling Gas Stores For Next Winter - Draft

European Union countries should immediately start refilling their gas stores to prepare for next winter and provide a buffer against supply shocks, EU country leaders will say at a summit next week.

The Federal Reserve gave the clearest signal yet that rate hikes are coming in March as the central bank pivots to fighting high inflation

Inflation Has Mixed Impact On Profit Margins Of S&P 500 Companies

Inflation is having a mixed impact on Q1 profit margin estimates of the companies that are part of the S&P 500 index.

EU flags flutter in front of the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium October 2, 2019.

Global Carmakers Raided By EU; UK Also Announces Probe

EU antitrust regulators on Tuesday raided several automotive companies and associations in several countries on suspicion of breaching the bloc's cartel rules, while Britain's competition authority also launched a probe.

Global Carmakers Raided By EU And UK Antitrust Regulators

EU antitrust regulators on Tuesday raided several automotive companies and associations in several countries on suspicion of breaching the bloc's cartel rules.

Automotive Sector Back In EU's Antitrust Crosshairs

EU antitrust regulators on Tuesday raided several automotive companies and associations in several countries on suspicion of breaching the bloc's cartel rules.

Germany Wins Big As Intel Spreads Chip Investment Across Six EU Countries

Intel has picked Germany as the site for a huge new chipmaking complex, giving the first details of a $88 billion investment drive across Europe, which is striving to cut its reliance on imports and ease a supply crunch for manufacturers.

Intel Spreads Chip Investment Across Six EU Countries In Race To Boost Supplies

Russia's VTB Closes London-based Investment Bank As Sanctions Bite

Russia's second-biggest bank VTB is closing the London-based arm of its investment banking unit VTB Capital, it said on Tuesday, as Western sanctions continue to throttle the international operations of Russia's lenders.

Russia's VTB Winds Down London-based Unit As Sanctions Bite

Russia's second-biggest bank VTB is closing its London-based investment banking unit VTB Capital, it said on Tuesday, as Western sanctions continue to throttle the international operations of Russia's lenders.

A street sign is seen in front of the New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street in New York, February 10, 2009.

Wall Street-backed MEMX To Launch Options Exchange

Members Exchange (MEMX), the fastest growing U.S. stock exchange, said on Tuesday it plans to launch an options exchange in the fourth quarter, pending regulatory approval, that will seek to reduce industry costs.

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