International trade tariff turbulence may lead to slower growth in European energy demand as businesses halt investments in new manufacturing facilities, according to the chief executive of Swedish energy company Vattenfall.Vattenfall Chief Executive Officer Anna Borg was quoted as saying in a Reuters report on Tuesday. Slowing European energy demandThe company,…
Asian equities closed mostly flat in subdued trade on Tuesday, with Japan’s markets shut for the Showa Day holiday.…
Shares of Reliance Industries Ltd. rose 4% on Monday to touch a five-month high of ₹1,353 apiece, as investors…
European stock markets are poised to begin the new trading week on a positive note Monday, with investors gearing…
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Spotify stock price has done well over time, and is nearing its all-time high as investors wait for its…
Shares in Deliveroo surged on Monday morning after the London-listed food delivery group announced it had received a $3.6…
Uber Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: UBER) is emerging as a mobility giant that many believe will ultimately rival Tesla Inc…