UK’s Long Housing Boom Helped Trigger Exodus of Older Workers
Britain’s long housing boom helped to trigger the exodus of older people from the workforce, labor market experts warned.
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Rishi Sunak Tells Cabinet ‘Intensive’ Brexit Talks Continue With EU
The UK is locked in deep talks with the European Union to resolve a long-running standoff over post-Brexit trade, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tries to rein in rebel Conservatives and win Northern Ireland’s political parties around to a new deal.
In South Florida, an Anti-Cathie Wood Investor Is Quietly Building a Stock Empire
Rajiv Jain is everything that Cathie Wood isn’t.
Bangladesh Utilities Seek $1 Billion for Fuel to Avert Blackouts
Private power producers in Bangladesh have sought $1 billion of foreign currency from the country’s central bank to import heavy fuel oil to avert a looming energy crisis this summer.
UK’s Sunak Lobbies Tory Lawmakers to Back Looming Brexit Deal
Rishi Sunak began an outreach effort to win support from Conservative rebels for a post-Brexit deal on Northern Ireland after weeks of talks with the European Union.
Germany Said to Discuss Over €20 Billion Takeover of TenneT Grid
Germany’s government is in talks to pay more than €20 billion ($21 billion) for the local unit of power grid operator TenneT Holding BV in a deal that could mark the starting point for a consolidation of the country’s power grids, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Britain Holds Up Better Than Expected in Cost-of-Living Crisis
The UK economy is weathering the sharpest cost-of-living crisis in generations better than feared, increasing the chance that the nation will dodge a recession.
Disgraced Doctor Who Gene Edited Babies Gets Hong Kong Visa
The disgraced Chinese scientist who created the world’s first genetically altered babies has received a top talent visa to work in Hong Kong.
PNC’s Harris Williams Hires Needham’s Martin Keck for Tech Group
PNC Financial Services Group Inc.’s Harris Williams has hired Martin Keck from Needham & Co. in a move by the mergers and acquisition advisory firm to build its technology practice.
Europe’s Carbon Price Hits a Record €100 as Economy Rebounds From Energy Crisis
The cost of European pollution permits rose to €100 ($106.59) for the first time, boosted by an improving economic outlook and expectations of a rebound in industrial output.
