- Bloomberg UK•11 minutes ago
JPMorgan's Kasman on BOJ Policy, Consumption Tax, China
Oct.23 -- Bruce Kasman, chief economist at JPMorgan, discusses the BOJ's monetary policy, consumption tax, China growth and Xi's succession plan. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia" from the JPMorgan APAC Treasurers Forum in Tokyo.
- Bloomberg UK•16 minutes ago
JPMorgan's Kasman Says Global Economy Is Normalizing
Oct.23 -- Bruce Kasman, chief economist at JPMorgan, discusses the global economy, U.S. GDP, ECB monetary policy and the race for Fed chair. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia" from the JPMorgan APAC Treasurers Forum in Tokyo.
- Engadget•34 minutes ago
Bank of America is adding two-factor fingerprint authentication
In the wake of recent security breaches, including but certainly not limited to Equifax, Bank of America has stated it will integrate fingerprint-based two-factor authentication into its online banking setup.
Reuters•39 minutes agoOil prices inch up, drop in southern Iraq exports supports
Oil prices inched up on Tuesday, supported by declining exports from southern Iraq. Oil exports from southern Iraq have fallen by 110,000 barrels per day this month, according to shipping data and an industry source, adding to the drop in flows caused by a shortfall from the northern Kirkuk fields when
Reuters•43 minutes agoMotegi says Japan will host next round of TPP talks Oct 30-Nov 1
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said on Tuesday that Japan will host the next round of negotiations for the 11 nations remaining in the Trans-Pacific Partnership from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1.
- Business Insider UK•53 minutes ago
California launching fire clean-up 'for the record books'
Government officials outlined plans Monday for what they say will be the largest fire clean-up in California history, aimed at removing hazardous substances and ash from 8,400 homes and other structures burned in Northern California wildfires. With hundreds of anxious homeowners listening, state emergency
- Bloomberg UK•56 minutes ago
China's Total Debt Rises to About 260% of Economy
Oct.23 -- Pimco Executive Vice President and Head of Asia Emerging Markets Portfolio Management Luke Spajic discusses Chinese debt and economic growth. He speaks with Juliette Saly from Bloomberg Live's "The New Renminbi Reality" on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
AFP•1 hour agoEU reaches compromise on low-cost eastern labour
Opposing the labour agreement among the 28 labour ministers were Poland, Hungary, Latvia and Lithuania, while Britain, Ireland and Croatia abstained
- Business Insider UK•1 hour ago
Baseball is hot! World Series opens in LA with high temps
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros will meet on what's expected to be a 100-degree Tuesday at Dodger Stadium, beginning possibly the warmest World Series ever. A heat wave slugged Southern California on Monday, with the temperature reaching 104 degrees shortly after lunchtime in Chavez Ravine
Reuters•1 hour agoAsian shares hover near recent highs; China Congress eyed
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares held within striking distance of recent decade highs on Tuesday even as Wall Street fell from record levels, while currencies kept to narrow ranges ahead of key economic events.
- Business Insider UK•1 hour ago
New York real estate developer buys Trump drawing at auction
NEW YORK (AP) — A New York real estate developer and former business partner of President Donald Trump has bought a sketch of the Empire State Building drawn by Trump for $16,000 at an auction.
- Business Insider UK•2 hours ago
10 Things to Know for Tuesday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday:
- The Guardian•2 hours ago
Women do most of the housework and other surprising census figures | Greg Jericho
The latest release of data from the 2016 census reveals the ageing population has seen a shift in the makeup of our workforce with more people employed as community and personal service workers than ever before. The census data also confirms previous data suggesting that the cutting of interest rates
- Business Insider UK•2 hours ago
Venezuela opposition governors take oath before assembly
Four of the five opposition governors recently elected in Venezuela took an oath Monday before leaders of the all-powerful, pro-government constitutional assembly, reversing an earlier refusal and underlining fractures in the opposition. The small ceremony in Caracas came less than a week after the
- Business Insider UK•2 hours ago
The Latest: Iditarod names musher in dog doping case
Iditarod officials identified four-time champion Dallas Seavey as the musher whose dogs tested positive for a banned substance. The Iditarod Trail Committee met Monday in an emergency session and decided to release the musher's identity after initially refusing on a lawyer's advice. The banned
- Business Insider UK•2 hours ago
The Latest: Heat will make ball carry better in World Series
Puerto Rico native Kike Hernandez loves the hot forecast heading into the World Series. Hernandez says he doesn't think there's a single player who likes competing in cold weather. Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw enjoys a close relationship with former LA great Sandy Koufax.
- Business Insider UK•2 hours ago
Trump lawyer Cohen coming before House Intel panel
President Donald Trump's personal lawyer is scheduled to speak Tuesday with investigators for the House probe into Russia's involvement in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Sources familiar with the House Intelligence Committee's probe say Michael Cohen will talk with them in private.
Reuters•2 hours agoKobe Steel plant is under inspection by Japan ministry - Kyodo
One of the Kobe Steel Ltd plants at the heart of a product data cheating scandal is being inspected by Japan's transport ministry, Kyodo News reported on Tuesday. Ministry officials started the checks on Monday at Kobe Steel's Daian plant in Mie prefecture west of Tokyo, Kyodo reported, citing
Reuters•2 hours agoExclusive - Hedge fund Baupost snaps up claims against Toshiba - sources
The investment is a bet by Baupost's chief executive, Seth Klarman, that Toshiba, which has been rocked by accounting scandals as well as the financial demise of its bankrupt U.S. nuclear unit Westinghouse Electric Corp, will stand up to its pledge to pay out these claims. Baupost bought the claims
- Business Insider UK•2 hours ago
Mets introduce Mickey Callaway as manager
Once the New York Mets talked to Mickey Callaway, there was no need for a second round of interviews. General manager Sandy Alderson said he started with a list of more than 35 names for the job, but the process accelerated once he spent some time with Callaway. "It was important for us to have
- Bloomberg UK•2 hours ago
Sina in Dispute With Activist Investors
Oct.23 -- Glass Lewis & Co. urged Sina shareholders to vote for Aristeia's two nominees for the board. Bloomberg's Mike Hytha reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Reuters•2 hours agoBritain's Lloyds launches 500 million pounds fund for small companies
Lloyds Banking Group opened a 500 million pound fund to help British businesses finance equipment on Tuesday, targeting small and medium-sized companies which banks froze out of credit following the financial crisis. The government sees small- and medium-sized companies as key to unlocking higher
- Bloomberg UK•2 hours ago
JPMorgan's Aurangzeb Sees Good Japan Economic Trajectory
Oct.23 -- JPMorgan Head of Corporate Banking Asia-Pacific Muhammad Aurangzeb discusses trends in Asia-Pacific banking. He speaks with Stephen Engle from JPMorgan's APAC Treasurers' Forum on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
- Press Association video•2 hours ago
Syrian refugee thanks the British government and presents plaque to Lord Dubs
Interview with Syrian refugee Ishmael Hamoud, 18, one year on from the closing of the Calais camp. He discusses studying at Birkbeck, University of London, and his aims to one day become the president of Syria.Ishmael will be presenting a plaque to Lord Dubs, who will be collecting it on behalf of the
- CNBC•2 hours ago
Asian shares tread water following softer lead from Wall Street
Asian markets were little changed in early Tuesday trade after U.S. stocks lost steam overnight.
