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CNBC - Business
Investors say Trump is better for stocks, but are split on where the market is heading, CNBC survey shows
A new CNBC Delivering Alpha Stock Survey of 400 money managers shows they think Trump is better for stocks, but they're split where the market is heading.Donald Trump -
Financial Times - World
The Israel-Hamas war — in maps and charts
A visual guide to the warIsrael -
Yahoo News - World
The world’s biggest capital cities are heating up – and Asia tops the charts
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The Guardian - World
Housing: how 14 years of Tory rule have changed Britain – in charts
Rents have soared, temporary homelessness more than doubled and housebuilding targets repeatedly missed. Ask a millennial in the UK in 2024 what distinguishes them from their parents’ generation and it is likely that a single-word answer will crop ... -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Fed's Powell, U.S. Data Could Weaken Dollar
The dollar is at risk of falling if Jerome Powell points to slowing inflation in a speech at the Sintra Forum in Portugal, while data could show another decline in U.S. job openings, ING said. -
The Guardian - World
Astronauts take cover as defunct Russian satellite splits into nearly 200 pieces
The six US astronauts aboard International Space Station rush to their spacecrafts in case of emergency departure. A defunct Russian satellite has broken up into nearly 200 pieces of debris in orbit, forcing astronauts on the International Space ...Russia -
Financial Times - Business
Corbyn’s independent run splits Islington — and local Labour party
Loyalty to veteran MP and former leader runs deep in north London neighbourhood but official candidate remains the favourite -
Inc. - Business
Almost a Quarter of Office Space Will Be Empty by 2026
Office vacancies are growing--but that doesn't mean offices will be relics of the past. -
The Wall Street Journal - World
U.K. Growth Revised Slightly Upwards in First Quarter
U.K. GDP expanded 0.7% between January and March, offering a minor boon to the ruling Conservatives’ struggling campaign ahead of parliamentary elections next week.United Kingdom
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The Wall Street Journal - World
Fed's Powell, U.S. Data Could Weaken Dollar
The dollar is at risk of falling if Jerome Powell points to slowing inflation in a speech at the Sintra Forum in Portugal, while data could show another decline in U.S. job openings, ING said. -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Eurozone Short-End Government Bonds Look Supported
Short-end eurozone government bonds look supported by an expected decline in flash estimate eurozone inflation and ECB policymakers’ comments at the symposium in Sintra, Portugal, Commerzbank Research said. -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Sainsbury's Backs Outlook After Sales Rise
Sainsbury’s reiterated its guidance for fiscal 2025 after benefiting from a robust and sustained momentum in grocery sales. -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Nikkei Rises 1.1%, Led by Financial Stocks
Japanese stocks ended higher, led by gains in financial stocks thanks to expectations for Bank of Japan potential rate increases. -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Richemont Taps Louis Ferla as Cartier CEO
Ferla will succeed Cyrille Vigneron, who decided to retire after eight years as head of the division.