>"Kenya’s new president campaigned on economic promises, but meeting them won’t be easy or instant."

A payment on China Evergrande’s dollar-denominated bonds was due Thursday. By the end of the business day in New York, the company had still not said publicly whether it made the payment or planned _...Read More_

"It is perfectly understandable that major corporations and private financial institutions would rally behind new disclosure standards and other market-based measures to address climate change. It is an approach that allows the owners of _...Read More_

"Facebook is entering the subscription newsletter industry. Should we be concerned?"

"Healing requires strategies to turbocharge reemployment and prioritize families and young people most affected by the pandemic."

>"The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, has found seven investment banks guilty of breaching its antitrust rules during the 2008 global _...Read More_

"Investors were focusing on earnings news and the upcoming monetary policy announcement from the Federal _...Read More_

“It feels like OPEC+ is trying to steer a giant oil tanker through a narrow straight,” said Giovanni Staunovo, an analyst at UBS Group AG in Zurich.

[https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/10/media/disney-plus-investor-day-marvel-star-wars-streaming/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/10/media/disney-plus-investor-day-marvel-star-wars-streaming/index.html) >"Last year, Disney debuted Disney+ at an investor event on its famed studio lot. The new streaming service was rolled out by high _...Read More_

No longer expected to offer novelty in exchange for subscriptions, just access, they can effectively sell the same product over and over again, collecting tolls for using the infrastructure they have staked out from users who have few if _...Read More_

>"Global banks in Hong Kong, from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to Standard Chartered Plc, are urging more staff to work from home again as virus cases surge in the Asian finance hub."

Taxpayers are subsidizing some of the wealthiest families and most profitable corporations in America. That is morally obscene and it's going to change. Workers need to earn a living wage.

>"The world's largest wealth manager, UBS, reported a jump in net income to $2.1 billion for the third quarter, beating analyst expectations."