The 25 Highest Paying Internships Bring In Up To $9,000 a Month
Tech still leads the list despite the sector’s recent layoffs and rocky outlook.
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Venezuelan Opposition Leader Guaidó Arrives in Miami After Being Shunned by Colombia
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó landed in Miami at dawn on Tuesday saying he was “thrown out” of Colombia, where President Gustavo Petro is hosting an international summit on its neighbor’s political crisis.
Fake Meat’s Health Quest Sees Spanish Startup Tackle Deli
Getting vegan meat or cheese to mimic the real thing usually requires a long list of often hard-to-pronounce ingredients — from maltodextrin to methylcellulose. There is a lot more salt and fat involved in the making, too.
Tesla Drops Model Y Starting Price Below the Average US Vehicle
Elon Musk’s latest round of cuts has dropped his two best-sellers to uncharted territory.
Staley Seeks Dismissal of JPMorgan Epstein Suit as Scapegoating
JPMorgan Chase & Co. former executive Jes Staley asked a judge to dismiss the bank’s lawsuit against him over liability for Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking, arguing he had no power over Epstein and that the bank waited years to act.
Germany Faces €12 billion Shortfall in Climate-Protection Fund
Germany is facing a shortfall of about €12 billion ($13.2 billion) in its special climate-protection fund, suggesting the government in Berlin has significantly underestimated the cost of greening Europe’s biggest economy.
Italy Stands Out to Moody’s as Only Country Risking Junk
Italy is the only country that could lose its investment-grade rating at Moody’s Investors Service, the company said on Tuesday.
UBS Gears Up for Record Breaking Gain Once Credit Suisse Closes
UBS Group AG is likely to report a gain of as much as 51 billion Swiss francs ($57 billion) in its second-quarter profit related to the acquisition of rival Credit Suisse Group AG, due to close in May.
Platform for Loans Looks to Revamp Market by Getting Traders Off the Phone
A fintech platform looking to transform the trading of leveraged loans by doing away with phone calls launches Tuesday, the latest in a series of firms that aim to modernize the market.
London Tube Strikes Could Stretch to Late November
Strikes on London’s underground could last until late November after a prominent union started balloting workers for more industrial action.
