‘Jeff Bezos isn’t going anywhere’: Author on future of Amazon ‘The Amazon Jungle’ author Jason Boyce and T3 Trading chief strategist Scott Redler on what challenges Amazon will face in
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Italy’s Renzi May Seek New Finance Chief as Price to Back Conte
Former Premier Matteo Renzi is pushing for Finance Minister Roberto Gualtieri to be replaced as part of an attempt to forge a new coalition government led by Prime Minister Giuseppe
Continue reading »Ontario Wraps Up Fiscal Funding Plan With Green Bond Sale
Ontario sold C$1.25 billion ($975 million) of green bonds on Thursday, bringing its borrowing for the fiscal year past its planned limit, and is open to pre-borrowing for next year
Continue reading »To Buy or Not to Buy? U.K. House Prices Haven’t Been This Hard to Predict in Years
Watchers of U.K. house prices haven’t been this divided in years. Forecasters are juggling a bunch of conflicting factors about the outlook as they wonder whether the biggest boom in
Continue reading »Czech Parties Clash Over Russia’s Role in Planned Reactor Deal
The Czech government and opposition parties failed to agree whether to invite Russian companies into a tender to build a new nuclear reactor, prolonging uncertainty over the $7 billion project
Continue reading »U.K. Eyes Delayed Tax Rise, End to Stamp Duty Holiday: Times
Want the lowdown on European markets? In your inbox before the open, every day. Sign up here. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak is expected to postpone tax rises until
Continue reading »U.K. Suffers Deadliest Day, Some Hospitals ‘Like a War Zone’
The U.K. suffered its worst day in the pandemic on Wednesday, with more than 1,800 deaths recorded in 24 hours, as Boris Johnson’s chief scientific adviser warned some hospitals now
Continue reading »Swedish Prime Minister Admits Strategy to Stop Virus Fell Short
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Continue reading »Election Pressure in Israel Speeds the Vaccination Process
LISTEN TO ARTICLE SHARE THIS ARTICLE As most places struggle to vaccinate even 1% of their population, in Israel 21% of residents—1.9 million people—have gotten shots since the Health Ministry
Continue reading »Global Food Prices at Six-Year High Are Set to Keep On Climbing
Global food prices reached a six-year high in December and are likely to keep rising into 2021, adding to pressure on household budgets while hunger surges around the world. A
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