Category: International Banking News
Bankrupt Brooks Brothers offered deal to sell for $305M
A shopping-mall giant and a brand-licensing firm have offered to buy Brooks Brothers out of bankruptcy for $305 million.
Sparc Group LLC — a part [...]
US workers file 1.4 million more jobless claims as crisis total tops 52 million
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits increased for the first time in almost four months to 1.4 million last week — a troubling s [...]
Vendite al dettaglio, sofferenze bancarie e tech war, le tre criticità nascoste dietro alla crescita del pil cinese
Formalmente, la notizia è di quelle che dovrebbero indurre ai festeggiamenti: il Pil cinese è infatti cresciuto del 3,2% su base annua nel secondo tri [...]
Bahrain’s Gulf International Bank appoints new CEO
Jamal Al Kishi is joining Gulf International Bank from Deutsche Bank where he spent nearly 13 years, most recently serving as CEO Middle East and Afri [...]
Ben Shenglin on China’s financial technology strategy
"Alipay and WePay have changed the banking landscape"
This is the second in a series of interviews with Chinese monetary and geopolitical exp [...]
Bank of America waives fees, defers payments on credit cards, mortgages and auto loans during coronavirus
Bank of America cardholders are receiving financial relief during coronavirus. Citi, Chase, Capital One, Discover, Apple and American Express have mad [...]
U.S. Stock Market Is Recovering, But Wait Until Official Quarantines Start
Analysts remain highly cautious about the start of North American trading Monday despite Washington's $50 billion relief package to fight coronavirus. [...]
Italy and Spain Ban Short Selling After Record Market Plunge
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Italian and Spanish securities regulators have bann [...]
Usa 2020: Joe Biden vince il Texas
(ANSA) - ROMA, 4 MAR - Joe Biden vince le primarie democratiche in Texas, secondo le proiezioni di NBC News. [...]
Fmi, nel 2020 ripresina in vista (+3,3%) per l’economia globale. Meno timori per la Brexit
Dopo una discesa sotto il 3% nel 2019, il Fondo monetario prevede una ripresina al +3,3%. Meno timori sulla Brexit. Per l'Italia quest'anno ipotizzato [...]