News for tag «recession» (6):
The Bank of England presented a list of animals for new banknotes and invited the public to vote
The Bank of England has officially published a shortlist of 18 native species that could appear on the next series of UK banknotes, inviting the public to help select which
Norway reviews bank competition as rate pressure grows
Norway’s competition authority has launched a review of the country’s banking sector to assess whether banks are competing effectively for customers. The regulator is requesting information from banks and other
EU sanctions run into Europe’s dependence on Chinese chips
The European Union may temporarily exempt a Chinese semiconductor supplier from restrictions included in its 20th sanctions package against Russia. According to Bloomberg, Brussels could propose the move as early
Closing vacancies and falling demand: how rising fuel prices have paralyzed Europe's service sector and private sector
A surge in inflationary pressure and a protracted energy crisis have triggered the sharpest decline in business activity in the eurozone in thirty months. According to the latest May Purchasing
The European Union is in talks with the Port of Rotterdam to store defense supplies.
The European Union has taken an important step toward strengthening its economic security by including tungsten, gallium, and rare earth elements in the inaugural list of joint strategic reserves. This
Anthropic has found $1.5 billion in investors
Anthropic is close to closing a $1.5 billion deal with Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and other investors on Wall Street. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal. The major players