By Summer Zhen HONG KONG (Reuters) – Asian hedge funds led global gains in May and the first five months, as bullish sentiment towards regional equities and winning positions in China boosted performance. Asia-focused long/short funds across all strategies rose …
There’s turmoil in the EU as the far right advances. Macron risks all, trusting that people vote in protest for the remote EU parliament, but vote for real governments at home. After all, we sent Nigel Farage to fart rude …
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature You can read the full report from tonight’s game below: So the Celtics have taken care of business at home, but this one wasn’t easy. Luka …
This week, citizens of all 27 EU member states will begin to vote in the European parliament elections. One outcome seems inevitable: the far right will make significant gains. Polls suggest that the two groups in the European parliament that …
(Image credit: Biro/Micro/Silence) Many cities around the world are facing a congestion crisis – and where governments and local authorities have seen fit to curb emissions from CO2-belching tailpipes, the humble automobile is slowly being phased out of many urban …
(Reuters) -Top U.S. liquefied producer Cheniere Energy (NYSE:) beat adjusted core profit estimates on Friday, as higher-than-expected export volumes countered lower natural gas prices. The U.S. emerged as the top LNG exporter in 2023 as buyers scrambled to find alternate …
When he returned home from a visit to the Soviet Union in 1981, Cato Institute co-founder Ed Crane wrote a classic essay (Fear and Loathing In the Soviet Union) in which he called into question the views of both left …
By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) – Stocks and the euro were steady ahead of an European Central Bank meeting on Thursday, after stubborn U.S. inflation numbers triggered the biggest global market selloff in months and left Japan’s yen at a …
Billy Foster recounts a story about one of Europe’s most high-profile golfers playing alongside a young Tiger Woods in 1996. “He’s a little raw,” was the sniffy verdict. Within a year, Woods won his first Masters and disappeared over the …
By Simon Johnson STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Sweden’s central bank held its key rate at 4.00% on Wednesday, as expected, and said inflationary pressures had eased enough for it to make the first of several policy rate cuts in the coming months. …
