Senate to spotlight virtual currencies as bitcoin plunges
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Digital currencies such as bitcoin will be in the spotlight again on Tuesday as lawmakers in the U.S. Senate question top markets watchdogs over how to better regulate the highly volatile and risky emerging asset class.
Nissan to launch new all-electric Leaf in Asia-Pacific markets
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Nissan Motor Co said on Tuesday it will launch the new version of its all-electric vehicle Leaf in seven markets in Asia-Pacific, and explore bringing it to two more, in its latest push to boost sales of electrified vehicles.
Nissan to launch new all-electric Leaf in Asia-Pacific markets
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Nissan Motor Co said on Tuesday it will launch the new version of its all-electric vehicle Leaf in seven markets in Asia-Pacific, and explore bringing it to two more, in its latest push to boost sales of electrified vehicles.
Planemakers look at higher output to meet demand
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The world’s largest planemakers signaled a possible increase in output of their most popular passenger jets on Tuesday, highlighting their confidence about growth in demand for air travel.
Planemakers look at higher output to meet demand
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The world’s largest planemakers signaled a possible increase in output of their most popular passenger jets on Tuesday, highlighting their confidence about growth in demand for air travel.
European shares hit six-month low as volatility shakes markets
MILAN (Reuters) – European shares hit their lowest level since August 2017 on Tuesday as a global sell-off in equities deepened and volatility spiked on growing worries over inflation and rising bond yields.
Boeing signs nearly $1 billion of services deals, eyes $50 billion target
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Boeing’s services unit announced on Tuesday deals worth nearly $1 billion as part of its effort to more than triple the division’s annual revenue to $50 billion in as little as five years.
Despite anger, Samsung heir Lee’s release lifts hopes for new jobs, investment
SEOUL (Reuters) – Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee’s release from jail on bribery charges has some in South Korea hoping for new investments and jobs from the massive conglomerate, despite ongoing concerns over the cozy ties between government and busines…
Oil eases, but wards off stocks-style turbulence
LONDON (Reuters) – Oil fell for a third day on Tuesday, as a rout in global equities triggered losses across bonds, cryptocurrencies and commodities, although the crude price is in positive territory so far this year.
Rolling world stock sell-off runs to $4 trillion
LONDON (Reuters) – World stock markets nosedived for a fourth day running on Tuesday, having seen $4 trillion wiped off from what just eight days ago had been record high values.
