Morgan Stanley CEO plans to step down within the year, sparking Wall Street succession race
Morgan Stanley’s board has narrowed its CEO search to three “very strong” internal candidates to succeed Gorman, the chief said.
Fed may be forced to defy market expectations and hike more aggressively, economist says
The U.S. Federal Reserve may be forced to defy market expectations hike interest rates aggressively again later this year, according to Daniele Antonucci, chief economist at Quintet Private Bank.
Italy is planning a sovereign fund amid a new era of national interest
Italy’s Minister of Enterprises Adolfo Urso announced Wednesday a public-private fund that looks at consolidating “national strategic supply chains.”
Sell this lithium stock with high exposure to the chemical’s price, Goldman Sachs says
The firm expects the stock to fall more than 16%.
G-7 leaders to announce more sanctions on Russia; Zelenskyy expected to fly to Japan
A senior U.S. administration official said the government plans to introduce steps to “economically isolate” Russia to weaken its ability to wage war.
Russia’s military has adapted and is now a more formidable enemy for Ukraine, defense analysts say
Defense analysts say Russia has adapted its tactics during the war and say a more structured, coordinated and reactive armed force has emerged.
Russia’s military has adapted and is now a more formidable enemy for Ukraine, defense analysts say
Defense analysts say Russia has adapted its tactics during the war and say a more structured, coordinated and reactive armed force has emerged.
New Zealand’s finance chief denies pandering to voters’ cost-of-living concerns
The New Zealand government had to balance helping people cope with higher costs of living with limiting the inflationary impact of government expenditure.
New Zealand’s finance chief denies pandering to voters’ cost-of-living concerns
The New Zealand government had to balance helping people cope with higher costs of living with limiting the inflationary impact of government expenditure.
Children’s’ allowances are outpacing inflation in Britain — with kids now getting $8 a week
Pocket money rose by more than inflation in the UK in the last year, and kids found ways to boost their income on top of that, a new report says.
