With President-elect Donald Trump pitching the US as a great place for business, firms around the world are figuring out how to answer his call.Japanese tech billionaire Masayoshi Son, a colourful character known as much for his major flops as his big accomplishments, presented one path on Monday, appearing with Trump at a press conference and pledging to invest $100bn (£79bn) over four years and create 100,000 jobs. “He’s a great negotiator,” the CEO said, laughing on stage as Trump pressed him to double his commitment. But plenty of questions remain about Mr Son’s venture, especially in light of the…
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With Donald Trump returning to the White House, domestic steel producers are asking for additional protection from foreign-sourced metals. Scott Buehrer, B. Walter & Co., suggests there is a way to do just that without resorting to tariffs. alexey_ds/E+Steel, like other commodities, is prone to price cycles. In times of low steel prices, domestic steel producers historically have sought government intervention, particularly in the form of import tariffs, to reduce foreign competition and increase steel pricing. With prices back near 2017 levels, domestic steel producers once again are seeking government assistance. Based on how the Trump administration’s 25% tariff on…
Riding a motorcycle in the monsoon season can be an exciting adventure for many bikers. However, it comes with its own set of challenges and risks. The rain makes roads slippery, and the wet conditions can put both your safety and the bike at risk. To ensure a smooth and safe ride, it’s important to take extra care of your bike. Regular maintenance and some precautions will help you avoid malfunctions and hazards while riding in the rain. Store your bike properly When you’re not riding in the rain, it’s crucial to keep your motorcycle protected. Avoid leaving it outside…
Image source: Getty Images UK shares have risen sharply in 2024 after years of underperformance. The FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 are up by mid-to-high single digit percentages so far as investors have piled into bargain shares. Some analysts believe this could mark the beginning of a bull run for British stocks. Indeed, those at Edison believe that UK equities now provide a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity. Here’s why. 40% discount Years of economic and political stress in Britain have sapped interest in domestic shares. This has led to stunning discounts that are catching the eye of savvy investors and US funds…
Die Trading Charity vom 6. Dezember erzielt eine Spendensumme von 100.000 Euro. Der Spendenscheck wurde an drei gemeinnützige Einrichtungen übergeben.11. Dezember 2024. FRANKFURT (Börse Frankfurt). Mit der Aktion „Trading Charity – Handeln und Helfen“ haben die Deutsche Börse und die acht Wertpapierhandelsbanken (Spezialisten) auf dem Frankfurter Börsenparkett eine Spendensumme von 100.000 € erzielt. Die Spendensumme stammt aus den Transaktions- und Handelsentgelten vom 6. Dezember. Anleger*innen, die vergangenen Freitag Aktien, Anleihen, Fonds, ETFs, ETCs oder ETNs über den Handelsplatz Börse Frankfurt gehandelt haben, haben allen Einrichtungen gleichermaßen geholfen. Unterstützt werden in diesem Jahr drei gemeinnützige Einrichtungen: Frankfurter Stiftung für krebskranke Kinder, Stiftung…
Arthur H. Amron, a director at Mammoth Energy Services, Inc. (NASDAQ:), recently acquired 1,000 shares of the company’s common stock. The purchase, made on December 12, 2024, was executed at an average price of $2.9713 per share, amounting to a total transaction value of approximately $2,971. Following this acquisition, Amron holds a total of 47,135 shares in the company. The timing of this purchase is notable as InvestingPro analysis indicates the stock is currently in oversold territory, with shares down 34% year-to-date. The company maintains a healthy liquidity position with a current ratio of 2.25, indicating strong ability to meet…
(Bloomberg) — Brazil’s ambitious emissions-reduction targets announced at COP29 in Azerbaijan “petrified” the South American nation’s steel companies, which refuse to adopt unachievable goals, according to the head of industry group Aco Brasil.Most Read from Bloomberg“Baku has left us petrified,” Aco Brasil Executive President Marco Polo de Mello Lopes told journalists Monday. “We had tough meetings with the government. The sector won’t take on targets that aren’t feasible.”Latin America’s largest economy will host next year’s climate conference, set to take place in the city of Belem. The country has been trying to position itself as a leader on climate by…
Road trips have maintained their popularity, becoming an increasingly attractive way to travel. As airfare prices rise, the open road offers a more affordable and flexible alternative. This resurgence is also fueled by the return of large events such as concerts, sports games, and festivals, creating an electric atmosphere on highways. Road trips offer travelers an opportunity to escape the mundane, reconnect with nature, and find adventure on the open road. According to Apple Maps, mobility trends indicate that people are steering away from urban areas in favor of scenic, nature-filled destinations. Instead of relying on GPS to navigate to…
Europe’s economic landscape faces persistent headwinds—from sluggish growth and inflationary pressures to geopolitical uncertainties. In response, the European Central Bank (ECB) is contemplating further easing measures to stimulate the economy. These policies could include reducing interest rates, expanding quantitative easing programs, or providing additional liquidity to financial institutions. Such actions aim to encourage borrowing, spur investment, and ultimately drive economic recovery. For Deutsche Bank AG (DB), one of Europe’s leading financial institutions, these potential ECB measures present both opportunities and challenges. As the bank navigates a complex financial environment, understanding how ECB policies might impact its operations is crucial for…
People who know me as a biking, walking and transit advocate might be surprised to learn that I come from a family of people who love to drive.I come from the kind of dyed-in-the-wool Midwesterners who will happily pick a 12-hour road trip over a three-hour flight every time, or schlep 150 miles to a family dinner, turn around, and drive straight home without complaint. My 92-year-old grandmother often reminisces about the many happy hours she spent on the long commute from her home in Michigan, where she had just met my grandfather, to her long-term job as in Indiana,…