German regulator warns of a ‘nervous time’ for banks, predicts stress in the property market
The banking sector has been under the spotlight since March with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the rescue of several other embattled lenders.
Ryanair orders at least 150 of Boeing’s largest 737 Max planes
Boeing is planning to ramp up production of the best-selling planes to meet an increase in demand.
Here are the top skills you will need for an ‘A.I.-powered future,’ according to new Microsoft data
The Work Trend Index report found that leaders believe analytical judgment, flexibility and emotional intelligence are essential skills for the future of work.
Brits are being offered no-deposit 100% mortgage loans for the first time since 2008
Renters in the U.K. will be able to borrow up to 100% of the value of a property in a new mortgage scheme introduced by Skipton Building Society.
Chinese police arrest man who allegedly used ChatGPT to spread fake news in first case of its kind
Chinese police have arrested a man they allege used ChatGPT to create a fake news article about a train crash.
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan arrested amid tensions with military
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested Tuesday at a court in the capital Islamabad by paramilitary officers, his party said.
Nintendo Switch sales plunge 22% and the gaming giant expects further declines
Nintendo sold 17.97 million units of its flagship Nintendo Switch console series, a 22% year-on-year decline.
Oil giant Saudi Aramco posts 19% drop in first-quarter profit
Saudi state oil giant Aramco on Tuesday reported a 19% drop in its first-quarter earnings.
UBS announces Credit Suisse CEO Koerner to join board after emergency rescue
UBS on Tuesday announced that Credit Suisse CEO Ulrich Koerner will join the executive board of the new joint entity once its emergency purchase of the stricken bank completes.
Indicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried urges court to toss charges
In a filing in Manhattan federal court, Bankman-Fried’s lawyers said prosecutors hastily charged their client in a “rush to judgment.”
