Category: 6. Business

Lloyds‘ (LSE: LLOY) shares have had a brilliant run. They’ve more than doubled in the last three years, with dividends on top. Now they’re slipping (along with much of the FTSE 100) as investors fret…

Investing.com — The U.S. employment landscape is expected to show signs of a modest “thaw” in March, as economists project a rebound following one of the sharpest payroll pullbacks since the pandemic. According to the median estimate of a…

Two of the world’s largest beverage makers warn that higher costs to their operations from the war in the Mideast Gulf — including higher prices for polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles — may soon be passed onto consumers.

Both PepsiCo…

(Bloomberg) — US employment probably rebounded in March after one of the biggest pullbacks in payrolls since the pandemic,…

The disruptions from the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran spread quickly to commercial aircraft, shipping lanes and the world’s energy supply. Those repercussions have already hit fuel costs, including for motorists, truckers and fishermen, and…

This market will resolve to “Up” if the Bitcoin price at the end of the time range specified in the title is greater than or equal to the price at the beginning of that range. Otherwise, it will resolve to “Down”.
The resolution source for this…

“Of all the shortages we have – there’s a gasoline shortage – you know what else is disappearing from the supermarket shelves?” a television presenter jokes. “Toilet paper.”

Shops emptied of loo roll are now linked to the beginning…

Global ratings agency Fitch holds Israel’s negative outlook based on the assumption that Israel’s public debt will continue to rise; the rating is determined partly due to the unfolding of extreme scenarios connected to the war, which may weaken…