By Dominique Vidalon PARIS (Reuters) -France’s finance minister urged food retailers on Monday to do more to help consumers cope with high prices, as the government leans on them to agree to sell an anti-inflation basket of everyday essential goods at knockdown prices. “The rise in food prices is a major concern and everyone must …
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LONDON (Reuters) – Qatari investors are preparing to make a bid to buy Premier League club Manchester United “in the coming days”, Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing sources familiar with the deal. The report added that the consortium will submit an initial bid for the club by the end of the week, and that officials …
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By Jörn Poltz MUNICH (Reuters) – The former boss of Wirecard on Monday expressed his “deepest regret” over the collapse of the defunct payments company but denied all allegations as he took to the stand in Germany’s biggest post-war fraud trial. Dressed in his trademark black turtleneck and rimless spectacles, the one-time chief executive Markus …
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(Reuters) -Cloud communications company Twilio Inc said on Monday it was eliminating about 17% roles and closing some offices as part of a restructuring effort to focus on profitability. The move, which is the second instance of job cuts in six months, sent the company’s share up 2%. As part of the restructuring, Twilio will …
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MOSCOW (Reuters) -The United States has told its citizens to leave Russia immediately due to the war in Ukraine and the risk of arbitrary arrest or harassment by Russian law enforcement agencies. “U.S. citizens residing or travelling in Russia should depart immediately,” the U.S. embassy in Moscow said. “Exercise increased caution due to the risk …
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By Johann M Cherian (Reuters) – U.S. main stock indexes opened higher on Monday as beaten-down megacap growth stocks gained, while Meta Platforms climbed on reports of fresh layoffs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJI rose 18.12 points, or 0.05%, at the open to 33,887.39. The S&P 500 .SPX opened higher by 6.16 points, or …
(Reuters) -The Federal Reserve will need to continue to raise interest rates in order to get them to a level high enough to bring inflation back down to the central bank’s target rate, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman said on Monday. “I expect we’ll continue to increase the federal funds rate because we have to bring …
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By Amruta Khandekar and Bhanvi Satija (Reuters) – Initial public offerings by small private biotech companies are poised to stage a comeback later in 2023 as the pace of interest rate hikes slows, but tougher economic conditions will make investors more inclined to pick firms which have drugs in human trials. Globally, IPOs across all …
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By Gabriel Araujo SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Banco BTG Pactual SA on Monday became the latest Brazilian lender to be affected by bad credit provisions due to what it called a “specific, widely publicized event,” likely referring to the bankruptcy of Americanas SA. BTG, which was among the most exposed lenders to the Brazilian retailer’s …
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(Reuters) – The U.S. government has agreed to buy 1.5 million more doses of Novavax Inc COVID-19 vaccine, the company said on Monday, adding that the modified agreement includes funds for development of an updated vaccine by fall this year. Sales of the company’s vaccine have been hurt by a global supply glut and waning …
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