| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| So | Iran rejects second round of U.S. talks, cites 'excessive' American demands | ||
| So | SA Asks: Is HP an attractive takeover target? | ||
| So | More Americans are tapping 401(k)s early as household costs squeeze budgets | ||
| So | Morgan Stanley compares today's oil shock to the early '90s | ||
| So | Ceasefire sparks return to 'TINA' trade as investors rush back to U.S. stocks | ||
| So | Record gold prices weigh on India festival jewelry demand | ||
| So | Mamdani backs new tax on NYC second homes as levy on wealthy | ||
| So | Energy secretary says $3 gasoline may not return until 2027 | ||
| So | TUI Cruises says two ships cleared Strait of Hormuz | ||
| So | Private credit seeks billions in credit-card debt incurred by consumers | ||
| So | Gurman: Apple WWDC teaser signals Siri reboot as Mac launches face delays | ||
| So | Google is said to explore new AI chip partnership with Marvell | ||
| So | As hyperscalers spend big, small businesses are slashing capex | ||
| So | Markets keep shrugging at crisis risks as faith in bailouts grows: NYT | ||
| So | Too early to short stocks as flows overpower macro risks - Nomura | ||
| So | U.S.-backed South Africa rare earth project aims to challenge China's grip | ||
| So | Quant snapshot: Eni, Alpine Income Property Trust lead top-rated names as Crown Castle, Goosehead Insurance lag | ||
| So | BlackRock turns more cautious on Europe as energy shock dulls market appeal | ||
| So | Trending stocks this week as markets hit new highs while Middle East tensions persist | ||
| So | Notable healthcare headlines for the week: J&J, Abbott and Organon in focus | ||
| So | Top global stories this week: ASML, Tesco, Taiwan Semiconductor among notable names | ||
| So | Trump threatens again to blow up all Iran's bridges and power plants | ||
| So | Trump says Iran breached ceasefire but insists deal will be reached | ||
| So | Strait of Hormuz traffic halts again as U.S.-Iran ceasefire deadline nears | ||
| So | Greg Abel puts his stamp on Berkshire Hathaway as Buffett era fades |