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HelloFresh's Ronen: Customers Use Us to Hedge Food Costs
HelloFresh Group Global President Assaf Ronen discusses consumer spending, grassroots marketing, and how consumers are using the brand to 'hedge' food costs. He talks with …
S&P 500 posts longest winning streak since October on ceasefire optimism
US stocks closed higher as investors remained positive that Iran would stick to agreement after Israel and Lebanon agree to talks
Netanyahu authorises Israeli talks with Lebanon after Trump intervention
Israel’s military campaign against Hizbollah has threatened to undermine fragile truce agreed by US and Iran
xAI sues Colorado over first state AI anti-discrimination law
Elon Musk’s AI lab claims the regulations violate free speech protections
Lebanon’s 10 minutes from hell
A string of rapid Israeli attacks killed hundreds of people in one of the deadliest episodes in the country’s history
Stocks Rebound on Hopes Ceasefire Deal Holds | Closing Bell
Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Katie Greifeld, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. …
North Sea oil prices hit record high as Iran keeps hold over …
Washington-Tehran ceasefire agreement fails to stem global energy crunch
Bond Traders Hedge Against More Losses as Inflation Data Looms
Investors in the $31 trillion Treasury market are going into a closely-watched report on consumer prices hedging against more losses in government bonds, as a …
The chips chokehold that could end the AI investment boom
Taiwan’s control of leading-edge silicon chips lies on a geostrategic faultline
McCormick CEO Explains Unilever Deal
McCormick CEO Brendan Foley joins Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the company’s move to acquire Unilever’s food business, revealing a strategy centered on global …
Get Used to Stocks Grinding Lower and Gapping Higher Under Trump
The market moves triggered by President Donald Trump’s foreign policy pronouncements are helping to shake up a long-established pattern in equities.
European insurance regulators push for €10bn-plus disaster fund
Insurance gap grows as only ‘a fraction’ of losses are covered
Uzbekistan prepares to list state assets in London
Move by National Investment Fund marks country’s first foray into global stock markets
Scaled-back digital ID scheme can combat populism, UK minister says
Darren Jones tells FT that legislation for contentious proposal will be introduced after the summer
February PCE inflation showed inflation overshoot remained
The data was stale, reflecting the period before the war against Iran, but not especially encouraging
Congo Set to Raise $1.25 Billion From First Sale of Dollar Bonds
The Democratic Republic of Congo is set to raise $1.25 billion from its first sale of dollar bonds, taking advantage of a ceasefire in the …
Venezuela Airport Reawakens in a Sign of Economic Recovery
Empty faucets, shuttered storefronts, scant arrivals and departures.
7-Eleven owner delays US listing in blow to turnaround plan
IPO proposal was key to fending off $47bn takeover approach by Canadian rival Couche-Tard
FirstFT: US-Iran truce shows signs of strain
Also in today’s newsletter: wealthy investors sought to pull $20bn from private credit funds and Meta launches new AI model
Israel Intensifies Lebanon Strikes
Israel launched its largest assault on Lebanon since the start of its invasion, escalating the campaign against Iran-backed Hezbollah even after the US announced a …
Iran’s Hormuz Tolls Would Set a Dangerous Precedent, IMO Says
Allowing Iran to charge tolls for transit through the Strait of Hormuz would mark a dangerous and unacceptable precedent, according to the head of the …
BlackRock’s Jewell Says Earnings Estimates Are Overly Optimistic
Earnings expectations will need to be tempered because of the inflationary fallout from the war in the Middle East, according to BlackRock Inc.’s Helen Jewell.
Capping student loan interest rates is a step in the right direction
Move may deter higher-earning graduates from choosing to earn less or emigrate
OECD urges governments to rapidly unwind costly fuel duty cuts
More than 25 countries have introduced universal measures to shield consumers from high energy prices since the start of the Iran war
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