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Protest at Tata Steel's Port Talbot steelworks
Workers outside Tata Steel's Port Talbot steelworks in south Wales, as around 3,000 jobs are at risk at the plant as part of a planned restructuring.
Bloomberg
Japan's Carbon Capture and Storage Goals
A much-criticized technology pioneered by fossil-fuel companies could be central to Japan's net-zero ambitions. BloombergNEF says the country could become a major Carbon Capture and Storage market, as more Japanese firms enter into such...
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Pantera Capital's Veradittakit on Crypto in Asia
Paul Veradittakit, managing partner at Pantera Capital, discusses his outlook of crypto in Asia and the regulatory landscape. He speaks with Bloomberg's Annabelle Droulers from the sidelines of TOKEN2049 in Singapore on "Bloomberg...
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Next-generation electric minis to be built in UK
BMW has announced plans to build its next-generation electric Mini in Oxford after securing a Government funding package. The German-based manufacturer’s multimillion-pound investment to transform its existing plant will secure 4,000...
Bloomberg
Volkswagen, Germany Fall Behind in China EV Race
Volkswagen AG is facing heavy competition in China's EV market from BYD Co., Nio Inc., and other local brands, as the automaker struggles to regain the position it held in the market pre-pandemic. Oliver Crook has the details in today's...
Bloomberg
Quantum Computing Will Transform How Businesses Operate: D-Wave CEO
D-Wave Quantum Systems is a Canadian quantum computing company, and was the world's first company to sell computers to exploit quantum effects in their operation. D-Wave CEO Alan Baratz joins Ed Ludlow to discuss the future of quantum...
Bloomberg
China's Challenge Is Move to Services Orientation: CLSA
"The real challenge for China is to move toward a services orientation and to grow consumption." Shaun Cochran, head of research at CLSA, discusses China's economy and his outlook for the US. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
Press Association
UK strikes: Who is walking out in September?
The UK continues to face a barrage of industrial action by key workers in a series of pay disputes. Here are the details of strikes taking place over the next month.
Press Association
Politics daily briefing: September 2
All the latest political news in the UK, with sympathy for the Government weakening as public-sector strikes go on, a poll shows.
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More misery for rail passengers as RMT stages 24-hour walkout
Footage from Waterloo Station as rail passengers faced more travel misery on Saturday because of continuing industrial action by train drivers and other workers in long-running disputes over pay, jobs and conditions. Members of the Rail,...
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Corzine's Wall Street Return Faces Futures Trading Foes
Critics of Jon S. Corzine are renewing efforts to halt his comeback attempt as three prominent executives in the futures industry are asking the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission to take another close look at Corzine and his young...
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UK strikes: Who is walking out in September?
The UK continues to face a barrage of industrial action by key workers in a series of pay disputes. Here are the details of strikes taking place over the next month.
Bloomberg
UBS to Cut 3,000 Jobs in Credit Suisse Integration
UBS Chief Executive Officer Sergio Ermotti says, "we will have around 3,000 jobs that will be made redundant over the next years," as he discusses job cuts that will stem from the integration of Credit Suisse's Swiss unit. He speaks with...
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Bitwise AM's Dowling on Bitcoin ETF Outlook
Katherine Dowling, General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer at Bitwise Asset Management, discusses her views on the recent the US appeals court's decision to overturn the SEC's blocking of Grayscale's proposed spot Bitcoin...
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Cummins CEO Projects Some Softening for Rest of Year
Jennifer Rumsey, Cummins CEO and board chair, says supply constraints prevented the truck engine maker from meeting demand in the first half of the year. But she is also projecting softening in some markets for the rest of 2023. She...
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Rail strikes to cripple train services on Friday
Train services will be crippled on Friday because of another strike by drivers in the long-running dispute over pay. Services will be severely affected, starting later and finishing earlier than usual, with some areas having no trains...
Press Association
UK strikes – who will be walking out in the next few weeks?
Updated dates for strike action as the UK continues to face a barrage of industrial action from key workers in a series of bitter pay disputes. Here are the details of strikes announced for September.
Bloomberg
SEC Should Take Grayscale Ruling to Heart: Grewal
Paul Grewal, Coinbase chief legal officer, talks about the appeals court ruling that could clear the way for Grayscale to launch a spot-based Bitcoin ETF in the US. He's on "Bloomberg Crypto." He says Securities and Exchange Commission...
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How AI Is Impacting Wealth Management
Farther is a startup focused on utilizing cutting-edge technology to advance the wealth management business. Farther co-founder and CTO Brad Genser joins Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde to discuss how AI is changing the game when it comes to...
Bloomberg
Odeon Capital Group's Bove on US Bank Regulations
Dick Bove, Financial Strategist at Odeon Capital Group, discusses his views on the Fed and FDIC's proposal that will require banks with as little as $100 billion in assets issue enough long-term debt to cover capital losses if they ever...
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Trading House Says It Was Scammed With Fake Nickel
Another trading house has allegedly been stung after buying a cargo supposedly containing nickel that turned out to be full of near-worthless rubble. This isn't the only case drawing attention. Bloomberg's Su Keenan explains what...
Bloomberg
SEC to Impose New Rules on Hedge Funds, Private Equity Firms
Hedge funds and private equity firms face new requirements to disclose fees and restrictions on giving investors special treatment under sweeping rules the US Securities and Exchange Commission plans to impose on Wednesday. The...
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UK strikes - Who is walking out this month?
The UK continues to face a barrage of industrial action from key workers in a series of bitter pay disputes. Here are the details of strikes taking place over the next month.
Bloomberg
Cargill Tests 123-Foot-Tall Sails in Effort to Slash Fuel Burn
The world's largest agricultural trader hauls 225 million tons of cargo around the globe each year on hundreds of colossal vessels. Now one of those ships is being powered, in part, by wind. Jan Dieleman, Cargill Ocean Transportation...