TikTok, the Chinese-owned video—sharing platform, is fighting back in the courts after regulators in Europe slapped it with a €345 million ($363 million) data privacy fine and a compliance order for failing to take care of the private data of its teenage users.
TikTok, the Chinese-owned video—sharing platform, is fighting back in the courts after regulators in Europe slapped it with a €345 million ($363 million) data privacy fine and a compliance order for failing to take care of the private data of its teenage users.
(Bloomberg) — Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti rebuffed the notion that a certain yield level on Italian bonds would compromise the government’s finances.
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni’s cabinet approved the country’s new budget law worth €24 billion ($25.3 billion), simplifying taxes and supporting low-income earners.
Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said sticky UK inflation may require a “persistent” monetary response, raising the possibility that the central bank has not yet reached a peak in its interest rate-hiking cycle.
With the list of stock-market worries growing seemingly by the day, investors looking to earnings season for a dose of good news are hanging their hopes on a familiar group: Big Tech.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. has mandated banks to sell dollar-denominated Additional Tier 1 bonds, in what looks set to be the first such offering in the US currency by any Japanese lender.
Troubled Indian education startup Byju’s said it will report financial results for the year through March 2022 this week, after more than a year’s delay.
Troubled Indian education startup Byju’s said it will report financial results for the year through March 2022 this week, after more than a year’s delay.
Crypto exchanges seeking to bolster sagging revenues are stepping up lending, potentially seeding the market with fresh risks less than a year after the last major crisis.
