UK’s Most Popular Money Manager Vows to Keep ‘Going Through Hell’ as Returns Drop
Surrender? Never. The UK’s most popular money manager says he’ll keep “going through hell” after his fund’s first down year in over a decade.
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Wall Street Is Too Pessimistic on Stocks, Says HSBC Strategist Kettner
Most of Wall Street expects further declines in equities in the first half of 2023. This is making HSBC Bank Plc strategist Max Kettner turn more optimistic.
Ontario Teachers’ GPA to Acquire Chanel Packaging Maker Cosfibel
GPA Global, the packaging maker controlled by Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board, is acquiring French rival Cosfibel Group to add products used by luxury brands from L’Oreal to Chanel.
G-20 Central Bankers Confront Limits of Mandates on Climate
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This Firm Fines Employees $1,200 If They Disturb Colleagues on Vacation
For most workers around the world, vacations are strictly a time to unwind. The last thing they want while relaxing on a balmy beach or hiking in the hills is an annoying business call from a colleague.
Long-Haul Flight Passengers Should Wear Face Masks, WHO Says
Passengers on long-haul flights should be advised to wear masks and it’s not unreasonable for Europe to adopt travel restrictions as Covid-19 cases surge in China and the US, World Health Organization officials said.
Iran Ex-Leader’s Daughter Sentenced to Prison Over Protests
The daughter of a former Iranian president was sentenced to five years in prison after being arrested for her alleged role in anti-government protests, the semi-official Mehr news agency reported.
UK Recruiter’s Warning Sends Staffing Stocks Tumbling
European recruitment shares fell as softer hiring at Robert Walters Plc offered a fresh warning on the health of the global economy.
European Energy Prices Fall as Mild Winter Crimps Demand
European energy prices fell as warmer-than-usual temperatures curb demand for heating.
Man United, Liverpool or Spurs May Be Buyout Targets for Qatar Fund
Manchester United, Liverpool FC or Tottenham Hotspur are among England’s top Premier League clubs being targeted by Qatar, the Middle Eastern nation buoyed from hosting the most expensive World Cup ever.
