Argentina’s black market for dollar falters as President Milei dismantles currency controls
Argentina’s Downtown Buenos Aires is home to a thriving underground network of cash merchants known as arbolitos. However, their business…
Novo Nordisk CEO to step down as obesity drug competition intensifies
Novo Nordisk said on Friday that Chief Executive Officer Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen will step down, a decision made jointly with…
USD/MXN forecast: rounded top forms ahead of Banxico decision
The USD/MXN exchange rate has crashed in the past few months as concerns about the ongoing trade war eased. After…
Britain demands antitrust regulator fuel economic growth
The British government has issued a decisive directive to its antitrust regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), tasking it…
Can Espinosa’s turnaround plan revive Nissan’s falling sales and stock?
Nissan Motor Co’s new chief executive, Ivan Espinosa, is confronting an increasingly grim business landscape, with the automaker facing falling…
Is the trade war over already?
Risk appetite surged at the beginning of this week following an unexpected breakthrough in US-China trade talks. Investors were caught…
Growth spurt or last gasp? UK’s 0.7% Q1 GDP defies warnings, for now
The United Kingdom’s economy demonstrated robust growth in the first three months of the year, expanding by a stronger-than-anticipated 0.7%,…
From titan to target: is UnitedHealth Group breaking down?
UnitedHealth Group (UNH) has been the most trusted name in American healthcare. A big, predictable and profitable company. A stock…
MFI to make a comeback in UK homewares market under Victorian Plumbing
MFI, the iconic furniture brand that once dominated Britain’s retail parks before the rise of Ikea, is poised to return…
Walmart to pass on tariff burden to shoppers, braces for margin volatility
Walmart customers could soon see higher prices on store shelves, as the retail giant grapples with rising costs from new…