Ukraine Crisis Puts Euro On Course For Worst Week In Two Years
The euro was set for its worst week versus the dollar in nearly two years, as the war in Ukraine and the prospect of sustained high commodity prices continued to drag on expectations of European economic growth.
Euro Sinks To Multi-year Lows Versus Dollar, Swiss Franc And Sterling
The euro fell to a seven-year low versus the Swiss franc and hit its lowest point in almost two years versus the dollar on Friday as the war in Ukraine lowered expectations of European economic growth.
Ukraine War Sends Euro Below $1.10 For First Time In Two Years
The euro fell on Friday below $1.10 for the first time in almost two years and hit a fresh seven-year low versus the Swiss franc as the war in Ukraine lowered expectations of European economic growth.
NY Fed's Williams Says U.S. Economy Not In Stagflation Scenario
Russia's invasion of Ukraine adds uncertainty to the U.S.
New York Times Tech Workers Vote To Join Union
A group of nearly 600 tech employees at The New York Times Co has voted to unionize as the company faces claims it unlawfully interfered with labor organizing, according to election results announced on Thursday.
FX Markets In For Bumpy Ride Over Next Three Months: Reuters Poll
Currencies are in for a bumpy ride with already heightened volatility expected to increase over the next three months in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to a Reuters poll of analysts who forecast more pain for the battered rouble.
Fire Extinguished At Europe's Biggest Nuclear Plant After Battle Causes Panic
A huge blaze in a building at the site of Europe's biggest nuclear power station was extinguished on Friday and officials said the plant was operating normally, seized by Russian forces in heavy fighting that caused global alarm.
Fire Extinguished At Europe's Biggest Nuclear Plant After Battle Causes Alarm
A huge blaze at the site of Europe's biggest nuclear power station was extinguished on Friday, and officials said the plant in southeastern Ukraine was operating normally after it was seized by Russian forces in fighting that caused global alarm.
Fire Put Out At Europe's Biggest Nuclear Plant After Battle Causes Alarm
A huge blaze at the site of Europe's biggest nuclear power station was extinguished on Friday, and officials said the plant in southeastern Ukraine was operating normally after it was seized by Russian forces in fighting that caused global alarm.
Europe's Biggest Nuclear Plant In Russian Hands After Blaze Causes Alarm
Russian invasion forces seized Europe's biggest nuclear power plant on Friday in heavy fighting in southeastern Ukraine, triggering global alarm, but a huge blaze in a training building has been extinguished and officials said the facility was now safe.
Russia Seizes Europe's Biggest Nuclear Plant In "reckless" Assault
Russian invasion forces seized Europe's biggest nuclear power plant on Friday in what Washington called a reckless assault that risked catastrophe, although a blaze in a training building was extinguished and officials said the facility was now safe.
Russia Seizes Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant As Forces Lay Siege To Cities
Russian forces in Ukraine seized Europe's biggest nuclear power plant on Friday in an assault that caused alarm around the world and that Washington said had risked catastrophe, although officials said later that the facility was now safe.
Russia Seizes Europe's Biggest Nuclear Plant And Blocks Media Websites
Russia blocked Facebook and some other websites on Friday and passed a law that gave Moscow much stronger powers to crack down on independent journalism, spurring the BBC, Bloomberg and other foreign media to suspend reporting in the country.
Russian Law On 'Fake News' Prompts Media To Halt Reporting As Websites Blocked
Russia blocked Facebook and some other websites on Friday and passed a law that gave Moscow much stronger powers to crack down on independent journalism, prompting the BBC, Bloomberg and other foreign media to suspend reporting in the country.
Goldman Sachs GQG Fund Cuts Russian Exposure To $222 Million
Goldman Sachs Asset Management has reduced the Russian exposure in its GQG international equity fund to about $222 million, according to a statement and a spokesperson, down from over $1.7 billion six months ago.
Japan's Jan Jobless Rate Rises, Job Availability Hits 21-month-high
Japan's jobless rate rose to 2.8% and a gauge of job availability grew to a 21-month-high in January, government data showed on Friday.
Japan's Jan Jobless Rate Rises As COVID Hits Service Sector
Japan's jobless rate rose to 2.8% as the surge in coronavirus infections and mobility curbs hit service sector activity, although a gauge of job availability grew to a 21-month-high in January, government data showed on Friday.
S.Korea Feb Inflation Accelerates To Near Decade High Amid Ukraine Crisis
South Korea's consumer inflation hovered near a decade high in February and stood above the central bank's 2% target for an 11th month, adding pressure on policymakers to raise interest rates amid surging oil prices due to the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
Biden Granting Deportation Relief To Ukrainians In The United States
The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden will grant temporary deportation relief and work permits to tens of thousands of Ukrainians who are already in the United States but unable to return to Ukraine due to the military conflict with Russia, the U.S.
Icahn Takes Pig-welfare Push Global Amid McDonald's Proxy Fight
Carl Icahn is broadening a push to get McDonald's Corp to improve suppliers' treatment of pigs raised for bacon and sausage.
Citibanamex To Remodel Mexican Branches, Open At Least 50 More In $68 Million Expansion
Citibanamex is spending 1.4 billion pesos ($67.8 million) to remodel more than 1,200 branches in Mexico with plans to expand, a top executive said on Thursday.
New Jersey City Votes To Halt Licenses Of Gas Stations Tied To Russia's Lukoil
Reflecting growing animosity across the United States toward Russia after its invasion of Ukraine, lawmakers in New Jersey's largest city have voted to suspend the licenses of gas stations branded with the name of a major oil company based in Moscow.
Anti-Semitic Propaganda In U.S. Went Up By 27% In 2021, Advocacy Group Says
Incidents of anti-Semitic propaganda in the United States rose by 27% in 2021, the Anti-Defamation League, a New York-based advocacy group, said in a report on Thursday.
UK Sanctions Russians Usmanov And Shuvalov, Ponders Law Change
Britain sanctioned two more Russians on Thursday - industrialist Alisher Usmanov and former deputy prime minister Igor Shuvalov - after criticism that it was taking too long to target people with links to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Broadcom Forecasts Current-quarter Revenue Above Estimates
Chip company Broadcom Inc forecast second-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates on Thursday, encouraged by strong demand from enterprise and cloud clients, and the ramp-up in 5G technology.
Broadcom Says Enterprise Spending 'On Fire,' Forecasts Upbeat Revenue
Chip company Broadcom Inc on Thursday forecast second-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates on the back of strong demand from enterprise and cloud clients, and the ramp-up in 5G technology.
Gap Says Earnings Set For Strong 2022 As Social Events Return
Gap Inc on Thursday forecast 2022 earnings above estimates, betting on strong demand for its Old Navy and Athleta clothing brands as Americans return to offices and social events thanks to declining Omicron cases.
Pro-Europe Western Ukraine Provides Both Sanctuary And Strength To Fight Russia
In his grandparents' time, said Maksym Kozytsky, there was a saying: In every cellar you should hide a gun to fight the Russians.
Mining Companies May Pause Growth Plans Amid Ukraine War, Inflation
Flush with cash after bumper earnings, mining companies straddle a delicate balancing act as they benefit from soaring commodity prices amid the Ukraine-Russia crisis but also potentially face high inflation that could hit short-term demand and slow down growth plans, analysts said.
Iran Nuclear Talks Appear Near Climax, But No Deal Yet
Talks on reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal appeared to near a climax with talk of an imminent ministerial meeting as a U.N.