| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Do | India's textile exporters pin hopes on EU deal after US tariff blow | ||
| Do | Toyota retains top auto crown in 2025 with record sales | ||
| Do | Mattel builds He-Man movie buzz with new action figures | ||
| Do | Tesla plans $20 billion capital spending spree in push beyond human-driven cars | ||
| Do | Dollar whipped as markets wary of mounting risks | ||
| Do | Murdoch's News Corp goes west with launch of California Post | ||
| Do | US, Mexico agree to begin talks on USMCA reforms, timing unclear | ||
| Do | Brazil's PicPay prices New York IPO at $19 per share, top of indicated range | ||
| Do | Exclusive-US moves away from critical mineral price floors, sources say | ||
| Do | IBM beats fourth-quarter revenue estimates as AI clamor boosts software demand | ||
| Do | Exclusive-Citgo buys first Venezuelan oil since 2019 from Trafigura, sources say | ||
| Do | Samsung sees strong AI demand after profit triples to record high | ||
| Do | Key quotes from Fed Chair Powell's news conference | ||
| Do | Las Vegas Sands' quarterly profit rises on strong Macau demand | ||
| Mi | Southwest forecasts 2026 profit above estimates as overhaul gains traction | ||
| Mi | Levi Strauss beats quarterly results estimates on strong denim demand | ||
| Mi | Blackstone's biggest hedge fund business returned 12% in 2025, sources say | ||
| Mi | Home Depot to cut 800 corporate jobs at its Atlanta store support center | ||
| Mi | Microsoft edges past cloud growth expectations | ||
| Mi | Fed holds rates steady as expected, but sees elevated inflation | ||
| Mi | Fed holds rates steady, sees 'elevated' inflation and stabilizing job market | ||
| Mi | Big hedging of dollars for clients could test banks' capacity, senior UBS trader says | ||
| Mi | Shipping group CMA CGM to form port joint venture with Stonepeak | ||
| Mi | Storm tests American Airlines as stranded crews face hotel shortages, long waits for help | ||
| Mi | Threat to Fed's independence boosts economic uncertainty, says Bank of Canada head |