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Bank Of England Says Banks Need 6 Months For Any Sub-zero Rates
Britain's banks need at least six months to prepare for any cut in interest rates below zero, the Bank of England said as it kept its stimulus programmes on hold ahead of what it hopes will be an economic recovery later this year.
Branson-backed SPAC To Take DNA-testing Firm 23andMe Public In $3.5 Billion Deal
A blankcheck firm, backed by Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson, is taking consumer DNAtesting firm 23andMe public in a deal that values the merged entity at $3.5 billion, both companies said on Thursday.
Hershey Forecasts 2021 Outlook Above Estimates As Holiday Sales Boost Q4
Hershey Co forecast 2021 profit and sales above Wall Street expectations on Thursday, after posting betterthanexpected fourthquarter results, driven by recent price increases and strong demand for its products, including Twizzlers, S'mores and Candy Dish.
Shell Profit Slides To $4.8 Billion In 2020 As Pandemic Hits Demand
Royal Dutch Shell's profit dropped to its lowest in at least two decades last year as the coronavirus pandemic hit energy consumption worldwide though the company said it expected to raise its dividend again in a sign of confidence.
Sensex Rallies 458 Points to End Above 50,000 for First Time; Nifty Tops 14,750
After touching a record intraday high of 50,526.39, the 30share index ended at 50,255.75, up 458.03 points or 0.92 per cent.
Future Retail Moves HC Against Order to Maintain Status Quo on Deal with Reliance
Justice J R Midha on Tuesday said the court was satisfied that an immediate interim order was required to be passed to protect the rights of Amazon. "Respondents (FRL) and other respondents are directed to maintain status quo as on today at 4:49 PM till p...
When Stock Market Meets Fringe Culture: Inside Reddit Army That's Crushing Wall Street
WallStreetBets exploded into the mainstream, moving from the front page of Reddit to the front page of the New York Times and nearly every other major news site.
Britain To Regulate Buy-now Pay-later Credit After Lockdown Surge
Britain will introduce rules for buynow paylater (BNPL) credit after the unregulated market spiked as consumers struggled during coronavirus pandemic lockdowns, the UK's finance ministry said on Tuesday.
FTC Says Amazon Took Away $62 Million In Tips From Drivers
Amazon is paying nearly $62 million to settle charges that it took tips from its delivery drivers.
Tesla To Recall 135,000 U.S. Vehicles Under Pressure From Auto Safety Regulators
Tesla Inc has agreed to recall 134,951 Model S and Model X vehicles with touchscreen displays that could fail and raise the risk of a crash after U.S. auto safety regulators sought the recall last month, according to a recall posted on a government websit...
Global Markets Buoyant As U.S. Stimulus Debate Approaches
Global stock markets gained for a second day on Tuesday, spurred by increased optimism about economic stimulus and global recovery, while retail investors retreated from GameStop and their newfound interest in silver.
Ford Says It Will Expand In South Africa, Adding 1,200 Jobs
Ford Motor Co. said it plans to expand its manufacturing presence in South Africa, spending roughly $1 billion and adding 1,200 jobs over the coming years.
Shell Targets Power Trading And Hydrogen In Climate Drive
Royal Dutch Shell is betting on its expertise in power trading and rapid growth in hydrogen and biofuels markets as it shifts away from oil, rather than joining rivals in a scramble for renewable power assets, company sources said.
Job Growth to Get Boost as Budget 2021 Unveils Mega PLI Scheme Worth Rs 1.97 Lakh Crore
The Production Linked Incentive Scheme will be a major step ahead in making India a hub for manufacturing and exports.
'Faith is the Bird...': FM Nirmala Sitharaman Quotes Tagore in Budget 2021 Speech
Sitharaman on Monday used her trademark 'Bahi-Khata', a ledger wrapped in a red-coloured cloth, to carry Budget documents as she arrived in Parliament House to present her third straight Budget.
China Manufacturing Growth Weakens In January
Chinas manufacturing growth weakened in January, according to two surveys, suggesting its rebound from the coronavirus pandemic is leveling off.