Page 620 - Bloomberg

Google hit with European Union antitrust probe on ad-tech dominance

Firm may be illegally favouring its own online display ad tech, says bloc

Covid-19 vaccine shortages hit global supply initiative, halting rollouts

Out of 80 nations that received jabs through Covax, 40 are on the brink of running out of doses

Tata Sons chairman Chandrasekaran for hybrid model of work, 'a third place'

Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran said workplaces will benefit from allowing staff greater leeway with the help of technology

Opec+ discusses crude output hike in preparation for next meeting

Moscow is considering making a proposal that the group should ease a global supply deficit by increasing output, according to Russian officials familiar with the matter

Blackstone makes further push into US suburban housing with $6-bn deal

The firm agreed to buy single-family rental company Home Partners of America Inc

At Nissan's annual meeting, Carlos Ghosn looms even years after arrest

Nissan has posted two straight years of losses since executive was arrested on charges of financial misconduct.

Spielberg to make movies for Netflix, as firm looks for quality content

Streaming service signs deal with legendary filmmaker's company to produce multiple films a year.

Cash-strapped airlines push for single pilot ops: It's a reckless idea

Booming demand for air travel comes up against shortage of aviators, forcing industry to cut corners.

What to know about oil trade after Ebrahim Raisi wins Iran elections

The ultraconservative cleric is sceptical of nuclear talks with the West.

Amazon may lose its logistics business under US antitrust legislation

Democrat Pramila Jayapal proposes company be barred from luring sellers to use its logistics services in exchange for preferential treatment on it web store.

Gates divorce casts harsh glare on trusted $170 billion money manager

Michael Larson won the Microsoft founder's loyalty by delivering consistent returns, often making investments that didn't gel with his charitable endeavours.

Apple becomes the latest target of German antitrust crackdown: Report

Federal Cartel Office said it will focus on the App Store and whether Apple has created a dominant business around its iPhone and operating system iOS

China orders Alipay, banks not to assist cryptocurrency trading

Bitcoin declines to two-week low and ether falls 13% as crackdown widens

Britain emerges as a test case in Europe as it attempts to control Covid-19

Levels of infections are now back to their highest since February and the pound is taking a hit on concern a recovery may be slipping further into the future

China orders Meituan billionaire to lie low after poem post sparks fury

The Tang Dynasty poem - describing the burning of books under China's first emperor - was widely seen as anti-establishment

A $1-trillion buying spree lets S&P 500 brush off bear warnings

Demand is up across the board, from die-hard day traders piling into meme stocks, to exchange-traded funds and even once-cautious hedge funds now raising leverage to boost exposure

Sensex posts first weekly decline in four weeks as investors turn cautious

The index fell 0.25 per cent during the week, its first weekly fall since May 14.

Metal stocks shed 7% this week in the biggest meltdown in 13 months

Global commodity selloff drags BSE Metal index 7% during the week, most since May 2020

Paytm looks to raise Rs 12,000 cr via fresh issue of shares, EGM on July 12

Paytm will also propose removing founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma's role as a 'promoter' for the company

Some commodities have now wiped out all of their 2021 rally: Here's why

Other commodities that have seen their big rallies evaporate include platinum, while once-surging nickel, sugar and even lumber have faltered.