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Argentina navigates its sovereign debt crisis and options for enforcing payments to creditors.
Argentina faces legal challenges over its sovereign debt, impacting future debt negotiations.
Argentina faces its second default in 13 years, impacting its economy and capital access.
U.S. regulators act to reassure citizens after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
China's property market faces challenges for foreign investors due to government restrictions, a skewed inventory favoring high-end homes, and a push for affordable housing.
Kalgoorlie's gold mining history is shaped by figures like John Jones and Paddy Hannon.
The Nikkei rises nearly 8% as a British Airways flight catches fire in Las Vegas.
The Bank of Japan invests heavily in Jacoby's ETFs, impacting the Nikkei and market stability.
Barbados faces an economic crisis, prompting a 19-month recovery program amid global downturn challenges.
Jes Staley discusses Trump's election impact on banking and Barclays' London presence post-Brexit.
Jess Staley's first results at Barclays show significant losses and restructuring plans.
Sweden's property market faces decline as home prices drop and krona weakens against the Euro.
BHP's stock stagnates as it announces a major asset spin-off on Tuesday.
High energy prices spark mega deals in US shale, raising questions about boom times.
Bill Gates warns about the decreasing value of unicorns and the need for careful investment.
Bill Sharpe discusses retirement strategies and the importance of annuitization for income security.
Bitcoin futures surged over 20% on their debut, leading to trading halts on the Chicago Board Options Exchange amid increasing Wall Street interest.
Bob Diamond tells Martin Arnold at the Banking Summit in London about investing in African banks.
The Bank of England hints at potential interest rate rises in November amid economic challenges.
Boeing faces new issues with the 737 Max, risking billions in orders amid safety concerns.
US Treasury bonds maturing in 10 years or more experienced their worst sell-off since at least 1991, losing 3.6% in a single day following the 2016 election.
The bond markets plunge, with insights from BNP Paribas and Elaine Moore on the impact.
Bond markets face volatility as German yields rise due to ECB's hefty bond purchases.
Foreign oil companies flock into Kurdistan, raising hopes for Iraq's oil production potential.
London markets react to French election and Wall Street's pullback amid Trump tax plans.
BP faces challenges in Russia due to falling oil prices and Rosneft's dollar debt.
Alan discusses BP's stake in Rosneft and the impact of sanctions on Russia today.
Alex Battaglia discusses Brazil's economic recovery and upcoming presidential elections.
The Business Book of the Year award highlights key titles from a turbulent decade in business.
The global business jet market recovers, highlighted by Farnborough airshow and Gulfstream orders.
In Vietnam, a growing trend sees individuals like Sang Vanran returning from abroad to contribute to the country's economic development and digital skills training.
Allen highlights the challenges and costs of Canada's oil sands amid low oil prices.
David discusses the risks and rewards of the carry trade in Brazil and Argentina.
China's reopening plan impacts global markets and competition with the EU's Global Gateway initiative.
The U.S. stock market surges in November, with international markets catching up to the S&P 500.
Parker Schnabel and his crew face potential bankruptcy after their gold-producing wash plant shuts down, risking a $15 million claim amid rising tensions and challenges.
Smart beta funds aim to outperform traditional indices by adjusting stock weightings.
Daniel Thomas reviews the BlackBerry Priv and its chances of winning back users.
Canary Wharf's Crossrail station will connect London to Heathrow Airport in just 39 minutes.
Capita's shares fall sharply after a profit warning, prompting concerns among investors and raising questions about the company's future and stakeholder impact.
Professor Isa Prasad discusses capital flows from poor to rich countries and the dollar's dominance.
The Catalan government plans to hold an independence referendum on Sunday, despite a ruling from Spanish courts declaring the vote illegal.
The stock market shows a high valuation differential between growth and value stocks today.
Kenya's $5 billion railway project showcases Chinese Engineers and local labor collaboration.
China implements new restrictions on outbound foreign investment to combat capital flight and stabilize the renminbi amid economic pressures.
China's new law aims to ease foreign investment and protect overseas companies in Beijing.
A Chinese government probe targets major acquirers like Dalian Wanda and Ambang Insurance.
Three numbers illustrate China's debt, electric vehicle sales, and declining suicide rates.
