Following a sharp sell-off in American bank shares which led to concerns about the industry’s susceptibility to increasing interest rates, European bank shares slumped on
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Hamburg church mass shooting leaves 8 dead, several injured.
Eight persons were killed in a shooting at a Jehovah’s Witnesses hall in Hamburg, Germany, reportedly including the shooter, authorities announced on Friday. Unknown numbers
More Americans are forgoing college with access to jobs and fear of student debt.
Grayson Hart constantly saw a college degree in his future. He went to an excellent high school and was a decent student. He considered becoming
ECB to test banks for cyber resilience due to the sharp rise in cyber-attacks.
After a substantial increase in cyber-attacks, notably following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the European Central Bank aims to test the biggest banks in the eurozone
UK watchdog fines PwC $8.9m for “serious breaches” on Babcock audits.
For “severe breaches” discovered in audits of engineer Babcock International, Britain’s auditing watchdog fined PwC 7.5 million pounds ($8.9 million), the regulator announced on Wednesday.
Atlanta “Cop City” protest: 23 people were charged with domestic terrorism.
As scores of attackers wearing black masks attacked the site of a police training facility that was being built in a forested region outside of
Pratt & Whitney gets an $8b contract to produce 418 F135 Engines.
With an option to award a 17th lot, Pratt & Whitney, a division of Raytheon Technologies, announced on Monday that it had been given a
Tesla cutting prices for the 5th time of the Model S and Model X by 4% to 9% in the U.S. to drive demand.
Days after Chief Executive Elon Musk claimed that previous price reductions on other models had fueled demand; Tesla Inc. has reportedly lowered pricing on its
A former major Credit Suisse shareholder lost confidence sells the entire stake in the bank.
In recent months, Harris Associates, one of Credit Suisse’s largest shareholders, has liquidated its holdings in the Swiss bank, according to David Herro, deputy chairman,
Hundreds of Iranian schoolgirls suffer illnesses after wishing Supreme leader dead.
According to Iranian news agencies and social media footage, worried parents demonstrated on Saturday in the Iranian capital Teheran and other cities in response to