Capital One Financial will no longer be issuing Walmart’s branded credit cards, the companies said Friday. The move comes a little over a year since Walmart sued the card issuer to sever the partnership, arguing Capital One failed to meet certain terms of their contract. The bank had disputed the retailer’s authority to terminate the relationship early, but a federal judge ruled in favor of Walmart earlier this year.
Millions of people claiming benefits could get some financial relief for their energy bills and debts - here's all the benefits that count
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Retirees stand to lose thousands under Labour’s plans to force pension funds to switch investments to Britain, analysis shows.
The director of the Bruegel think tank in Brussels once asked what would happen if a eurozone state ever attempted a variant of Trussonomics, without the protection of its own sovereign central bank and policy instruments. We may find out as soon as the first round of voting in the French elections this Sunday.
Nvidia has lost close to $550bn (£433bn) in a dramatic tumble since being crowned the world’s most valuable company last week.
The consumer price index increased to its highest level in 2024, indicating the Reserve Bank is unlikely to cut interest rates soon
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Just one week ago, Nvidia became the world's most valuable company. The chipmaker - whose shares had risen nine-fold since the end of 2022 - overtook Microsoft as its stock market valuation reached $3.34trn (£2.63bn). Since then, the shares have fallen by 13%, declining in each of the last three trading sessions.
Stocks are hoping to add a punchline to what's been a high-flying quarter thus far.
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"I spent my entire day inside a Starbucks applying for other jobs, went home, and got paid, but I never returned."
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Nvidia stock has rocketed 156% so far in 2024, and Jensen Huang has been selling stock through a trading plan. His peers are also selling.
STORY: Airbus says it’s facing up to some tougher times ahead. The company has cut key production targets for its jetliners, and taken a big charge on its troubled space business. Boss Guillaume Faury says the firm is “facing headwinds right now; we have to bite the bullet”. Airbus has cut its closely watched forecast for airliner deliveries to around 770 this year - down from about 800. Industry players had long been skeptical that it could hit the original goal. The world’s largest maker of airliners has been hit by output delays caused by parts shortages. It says the supply of engines for its best-selling A320 jets has deteriorated “significantly” in recent months. Plans to ramp up production of the planes to record levels are being put back as a result. Faury said engine makers would have to “face the consequences” of delays, hinting they could face penalties. That could hit firms including Pratt & Whitney, and CFM - co-owned by GE Aerospace and France’s Safran. Airbus has also taken a charge of about $965 million over its troubled space unit.The company has cut its financial targets for the year as a result of all the problems. It now expects operating income of about $5.9 billion, a billion or more down on previous targets. Shares in the firm plunged 9% in early trade Tuesday following the glum outlook.
The confidence decline was due to a deteriorating short-term outlook for income, business, and conditions in the jobs market.
Whenever a high-profile (and high dollar value) lawsuit is filed, the first thing the side being sued does is try and get the case dismissed. That’s exactly what Disney did after Gina Carano sued the studio following her firing from "The Mandalorian." Disney hoped to get the lawsuit tossed on a First Amendment basis, but the judge has dismissed that claim, and the suit will move forward, at least for now. Disney argued in front of U.S. District Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett that the studio had the right to sever its relationship with Carano because she did not espouse viewpoints that the company agreed with. According to THR, the judge stated that the First Amendment could not be used as a shield to potentially violate discrimination laws. Carano is arguing that in firing her she was discriminated against and that the studio violated California labor laws in terminating her.
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