U.K. Gets In on Global M&A Surge
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Investors bet on higher offers for Entain, G4S and Signature Aviation amid pressure to raise them.
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Investors bet on higher offers for Entain, G4S and Signature Aviation amid pressure to raise them.
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China handled the pandemic well, but it was also lucky. A strong 2021 seems assured, but 2022 and beyond could be challenging.
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Global stocks were mixed and U.S. stock futures slipped Monday, as investors awaited a busy week of corporate earnings, economic data and central-bank decisions.
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A cold snap and a supply crunch have created a perfect storm for liquefied natural gas prices in Asia, but investors in the sector should be aware that the pendulum is likely to swing the other way soon.
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The expected remarks at her confirmation hearing Tuesday would represent a return to the U.S.’s hands-off approach, which President Trump had deviated from by often publicly calling for a lower dollar.
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An epic stock rally faces a key test in coming weeks as investors learn what executives expect for profits and revenues in coming periods.
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Regulators say consumers often pay too much for the price of convenience in food delivery.
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China’s property developers have a mountain of international debt to refinance this year, and tight lending conditions are raising the risk of defaults.
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Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the news.
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The Treasury Department said it fined Capital One for “willfully failing to implement and maintain” effective anti-money-laundering controls.
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The S&P 500 ended the week with losses as investors worry that new stimulus plans will lead to higher taxes.
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Copper prices have been lifted by wagers that an improving economy will further increase consumption along with buoyant demand from China.
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The bank enjoyed strong results in 2020 from its Wall Street operations, but that was offset by the billions of dollars it had to put aside for potentially bad loans.
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The San Francisco-based lender said that it made $2.99 billion in the fourth quarter, up 4% from a year earlier, though revenue fell nearly 10% and fell short of expectations.
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The nation’s biggest bank posted its highest-ever quarterly profit after releasing funds it had set aside to cover soured loans. Still, the CEO said it remains positioned for significant near-term economic uncertainty.
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The U.K. Supreme Court ruled that insurers must pay out disputed claims related to the coronavirus to a range of businesses, potentially setting a precedent for other jurisdictions.
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JPMorgan, Citigroup and Wells Fargo all reported better-than-expected earnings Friday. Reserve releases and Wall Street powered the results.
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Makers and owners of boats, motorcycles and other equipment that can be harmed by high ethanol blends want more prominent warning labels at the pump, but corn belt politicians are urging the opposite.
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A new way of stock-market wagering is taking hold among younger investors who prefer to think about how much they can spend instead of how many shares they can afford.
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Large lenders enter 2021 coiled with potential energy from their deposit-fueled cash piles, but it’s hard to pinpoint when that might translate into shareholder returns.