China’s steel demand is set to slow. That could dent iron ore prices by nearly 30%
Iron ore prices could decline by nearly 30% by the end of 2023 on the back of a dip in Chinese steel demand and output, experts forecast.
Comparing salaries — and uncovering gender pay gaps — could be easier under these new EU rules
Salary transparency could soon improve in Europe and help shrink the gender pay gap as the EU suggests new rules to help workers access key salary details.
Japan to restrict chipmaking equipment exports as it aligns with U.S.
It did not specify China as the target of those measures, saying equipment makers will need to seek export permission for all regions.
Goldman Sachs’ top stock picks in Europe include three with over 100% upside
Goldman Sachs has a positive view on Europe right now, naming stocks it says could offer outsized returns.
Jailed former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak loses final bid to review graft conviction
Najib can no longer challenge the conviction in court, but he has applied for a royal pardon which if successful could see him released without serving the full 12-year term.
This award-winning chef has a philosophy that can be applied to any career
Making others feel cared for is “a very important part of being a chef in a restaurant,” says Shinobu Namae of Tokyo’s L’Effervescence.
China’s banking troubles are not the same as Silicon Valley Bank, economist says
China’s small banks’ problems reflect local issues, but do not pose systemic risks, said Zhu Min of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges.
Netflix and more: Analyst picks four stocks to ride out the volatility
Motley Fool Asset Management’s Shelby McFaddin names four companies “best prepared to weather these storms” — and two are in tech.
Peloton shares are on the up — but will it last? Here’s what Wall Street thinks
Analysts from Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and more share their views on Peloton, which has risen over 30% this year.
Asia markets rise after tech stocks led gains on Wall Street
Markets looked ahead to the U.S. personal consumption expenditure price index, the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation.
