Earnings playbook: How to trade results from Disney and 3 electric car makers
Roughly 30 S&P 500 components are scheduled to post their latest quarterly figures, including Disney.
China posts 6-month high Covid count as it sticks with strategy
China recorded 4,420 new locally transmitted Covid-19 infections on Saturday, the National Health Commission said, the most since May 6.
Israeli forces kill Palestinian youth in the West Bank, health officials say
The security situation was among factors contributing to far-right gains in an Israeli election on Tuesday.
Nurses in Britain to strike, nursing college says
The prospect of up to 300,000 nurses walking out coincides with British workers from several industries including the rail network striking over the last few months.
Thousands march in Peru, demanding resignation of leftist President Castillo
Castillo has called those who oppose his government “reactionaries” and “the enemies of people”.
Iran says it shipped drones to Russia before Ukraine war
In Iran’s most detailed response to date, Amirabdollahian denied Tehran was continuing to supply drones to Moscow.
Twitter rolls out changes for some users ahead of launching new paid verification system
Twitter began rolling out changes to its platform for some users on Saturday in preparation for the launch of its revamped subscription service Twitter Blue.
Twitter co-founder Dorsey apologizes for growing the company ‘too quickly’ in wake of mass layoffs
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey apologized Saturday for growing the company “too quickly,” a day after hundreds of employees were laid off under Elon Musk.
Activists glue themselves to Goya paintings in Spanish climate protest
Climate activists glued themselves to the frames of two world-famous paintings by Spanish master Francisco de Goya in Madrid’s Prado museum on Saturday
North Korea fires more missiles as U.S. flies bombers over South
North Korea added to its recent barrage of weapons demonstrations by launching four ballistic missiles into the sea on Saturday.
