People Working in the Office Spend 25% More Time on Career Development
New data from a team of economists back up some business leaders’ calls that workers spend more time in the office.
Bloomberg Business
Nuveen’s John Miller to Retire as Head of Firm’s Municipals Business
John Miller will step down as the head of Nuveen’s municipal-bond investments, ending a nearly three-decade career at the money-management firm where he oversaw $188 billion and ran the largest fund focused on the riskiest state and local government securities.
IMF Disagrees With Summers Over Where Interest Rates Will Settle
The International Monetary Fund lined up against former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers in the debate over where interest rates will gravitate to once inflation is beaten.
Ukraine Seeks Bigger India Role to Resolve War With Russia
Ukraine wants India to play a bigger role in resolving the war triggered by Russia’s attack on its territory, Deputy Foreign Minister Emine Dzhaparova told CNBC TV18 in an interview on the first day of her four-day visit to the South Asian country.
EV Maker Arrival Strikes Another SPAC Deal in Effort to Stave Off Bankruptcy
Money-losing operations, a business plagued with delays and a choppy economic environment forced Arrival SA to strike a second blank-check merger after roughly two years as a public company.
Five Key Charts to Watch in Global Commodies This Week
There will be plenty of fresh data for the oil market to digest as the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and the International Energy Agency both release their monthly market reports later this week, a few days after the US Energy Information Administration releases its Short-Term Energy Outlook. Meanwhile, gold traders will be watching as the precious metal’s assault of its August 2020 high of $2,075.47 an ounce takes a breather. Here are five notable charts to keep an eye on in glo
Teck Investor Egerton Capital Backs Firm’s Separation Plan
One of Teck Resources Ltd.’s top investors says it will support company plans to separate its base metals and coal businesses and simplify its share structure, a key endorsement for the miner ahead of a shareholder vote this month.
Brazil Meat Baron Seeks to Fix BRF Before Possible Marfrig Merger
Brazilian meat mogul Marcos Molina dos Santos isn’t quite ready to take the final step of merging the operations of his two giant protein companies, BRF SA and Marfrig Global Foods SA. But he’s now at least talking about a topic he has been avoiding.
Trump’s New Accounting Firm Agrees to Respond to New York AG Subpoena
Donald Trump’s new accounting firm struck a deal with the New York attorney general to hand over documents subpoenaed in the state’s $250 million civil suit over the former president’s asset valuations.
Egypt Inflation Quickens Near Peak Reached After 2016 Crisis
Inflation in urban parts of Egypt rose to its highest since the aftermath of a currency crisis in 2016, following a surge in food prices linked to the devaluation of the country’s pound.
