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IMF urges more joint EU borrowing to pay for bloc’s public goods

Joint borrowing by EU countries is a highly controversial topic International News via Reuters: The European Union should jointly borrow to pay for European public goods...

Meta to give teens’ parents more control after criticism over flirty AI chatbots

Earlier this week, the company said its AI experiences for teens will be guided by the PG-13 movie rating system, as it looks to...

Madagascar coup leader Randrianirina sworn in as president

Ex-leader Andry Rajoelina, whom lawmakers impeached after he fled abroad at the weekend, has condemned the takeover and refused to step down while in...

English winemakers hope for export boost as they toast warmest summer

Days before pickers started to harvest this year's crop, sparkling wine from southern England beat French Champagne to win one of the industry's most...

Bank of England’s Pill supports more cautious pace of rate cuts

The BoE is trying to gauge whether inflation pressures in Britain's economy are abating sufficiently for it to resume cutting borrowing costs International News via...

Porsche names former McLaren boss as potential successor to CEO Blume

Blume took the helm at Porsche 10 years ago but for the past three years has also been CEO of parent Volkswagen International News via...

Britain’s Starmer calls for Israeli soccer fans to be allowed at Aston Villa match

Aston Villa said travelling Maccabi fans - who were involved in violence a year ago in Amsterdam - would be barred from the Europa...

Pound struggles as investors flock to safe havens

The pound fell 0.13% to $1.34225, though it was still headed for a weekly rise of 0.7% International News via Reuters: Sterling fell on Friday, as...

China expels two top generals from Communist Party in anti-corruption purge

He Weidong, China's number two general, and Miao Hua, the Chinese army's top political officer, are the most senior military officials to be purged...

Global bank stocks slide as US credit risks spark reality check

The banking sector's exposure in two recent U.S. auto bankruptcies has rekindled concerns about lending standards more than two years after Silicon Valley Bank's...

Pension funds should join forces on UK investment, City of London chief says

UK pension funds invest far less in private markets like infrastructure and private debt and equity than in countries such as Canada and Australia International...

Canada, Britain, eye EU reparations loan idea for Ukraine, Dombrovskis says

Dombrovskis said he presented the idea of the EU loan, which could be up to 185 billion euros over two years, to G7 finance...
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