By Sachin Ravikumar LONDON (Reuters) -Laid off tech workers could find new jobs at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) as the 100-year-old British automaker looks to hire hundreds of engineers to help develop ele[...]
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Economy
Exclusive: How FTX bought its way to become the ‘most regulated’ crypto exchange
By Chris Prentice, Angus Berwick and Hannah Lang (Reuters) – Before it collapsed this month, FTX stood apart from many rivals in the largely unsupervised crypto industry by boasting it was the[...]
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EU’s Vestager says Twitter chaos creates opportunity to seek alternatives
MADRID (Reuters) -The European Union’s antitrust chief said on Friday the tumultuous takeover of Twitter was an opportunity for the public to seek alternatives to the social network, praising th[...]
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Lufthansa still interested in buying into ITA Airways
BERLIN (Reuters) – Lufthansa is still interested in buying into state-controlled Italian carrier ITA Airways, a spokesman said on Friday, despite reports that its original partner in the mooted[...]
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Analysis-Tough budget leaves UK’s growth challenge unmet
By William Schomberg and David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister Jeremy Hunt says higher taxes and curbs on spending are the price that must be paid to allow the economy to gr[...]
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Factbox-Strikes, protests in Europe over cost of living and pay
(Reuters) -European countries are facing strikes and protests due to high energy prices and mounting costs of living. Here are details of some recent and current industrial actions and demonstrations.[...]
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Analysis-Canada deals hammer blow to inflation hedge tool just as investors need it most
By Fergal Smith and Divya Rajagopal TORONTO (Reuters) – Canada is facing pressure to reverse its decision to end issuing real return bonds, a product pension plans rely on to ensure that inflati[...]
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European refiners oversupplied as oil shortage fears subside
By Julia Payne and Ahmad Ghaddar LONDON (Reuters) – European refiners have found themselves oversupplied with crude as an expected shortage owing to the looming EU ban on Russian oil has yet to[...]
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China’s property prices to rise in 2023, sales to fall more slowly
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s property sector will remain weak but will see a gradual recovery in 2023, economists said in a Reuters poll, expecting further stimulus measures and looser COVI[...]
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