Austrian Airlines canceled more than 100 flights on Tuesday because on-board personnel gathered to deliberate the latest wage offer, adding to disruptions sweeping the European aviation industry in the run-up to the busy Easter travel season.
(Bloomberg) — Sweden’s Riksbank is turning out to be a test case for the challenges of liquidity management in the post-2008 world, as its latest auction to banks has showed once again.
New cybersecurity assistant relies on OpenAI technology and Microsoft’s data
The European Union is targeting a way for member states to have the option to effectively ban Russian shipments of liquefied natural gas without implementing new energy sanctions.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. stuck to its guns and didn’t offer bailouts to keep two lenders from collapsing. Instead, it struck deals that included millions of dollars of sweeteners for the acquiring banks that sent their stocks soaring.
The Bank of England was distracted from its main mission of taming inflation by additional objectives and risks damaging its credibility by working on climate-related goals, according to two of the central bank’s former senior staff.
Israel’s opposition leaders are preparing for talks over paused government plans to overhaul the judiciary, with the first meeting to be held in President Isaac Herzog’s residence in Jerusalem this evening.
Billionaire Andre Esteves, the co-founder and chairman of Brazil’s Banco BTG Pactual SA, said that “any junior analyst” from Latin America would have known how to manage the interest rate risk on Silicon Valley Bank’s balance sheet to avoid its collapse.
Nuclear policy was a main focus of the espionage efforts, researchers said.
Substack Inc., the online host of writers like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Matt Taibbi, is inviting contributors to become investors as the newsletter publisher looks to continue its growth in a tough market for fundraising.
