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| Economic policy in the year's second half will be fine-tuned with targeted measures expected to cushion downside risks, experts said on Wednesday |
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They commented on the meeting of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee held the day before
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| Analysis Global trade |
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West begins to close door on Chinese investment
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| Mnuchin to Wield Power Over Yield Curve With Fresh Supply Boost |
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As Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin prepares to unveil plans to finance the surging U.S. deficit, his choices are seen as key to the fate of the yield curve, which is drawing scrutiny because of its march toward inversion.
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| Malaysia’s Khazanah board offers to quit en masse |
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Sovereign wealth fund faces uncertainty in absence of potential replacements
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| US pledges $12bn aid for farmers hit by trade war |
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President tries to shore up support for tariffs on eve of EU meeting
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| Vitol Handed a Record $1.6 Billion Payout to Its Traders in 2017 |
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Vitol Group paid a record of more than $1.6 billion to its top executives and staff through share buybacks last year, highlighting the riches enjoyed by the partners who own the world’s largest oil trading house
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| The plane in front is a Mitsubishi |
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Why Mitsubishi’s new regional jet shouldn’t be written off yet
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| China’s $74bn cash injection highlights growth worries |
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Central bank action indicates policymakers are moving to ease monetary policy
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| Storied tabloid N.Y. Daily News slashes half its news staff |
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The New York Daily News, the city’s scrappy, 99-year-old tabloid, is laying off half of its editorial staff, as U.S. newspapers continue to struggle with sharply declining advertising revenue and readership, it said on Monday
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| Brussels imposes tariffs on Chinese ebike imports |
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Regulators say dumping caused ‘material injury’ to European manufacturers
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| EU order against Google opens new doors for mobile industry |
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A European Union antitrust judgment against Google on Wednesday invites more competition from software developers including Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O), Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) and Samsung Electronics Co (005930.KS), but still leaves them at an disadvantage, industry executives and analysts told Reuters
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| Brussels imposes tariffs on Chinese ebike imports |
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Regulators say dumping caused ‘material injury’ to European manufacturers
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| EU order against Google opens new doors for mobile industry |
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A European Union antitrust judgment against Google on Wednesday invites more competition from software developers including Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O), Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) and Samsung Electronics Co (005930.KS), but still leaves them at an disadvantage, industry executives and analysts told Reuters
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| Google faces record fine from Brussels over Android |
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Multibillion-euro penalty lined up for abuse of dominant position in mobile operating systems
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| ECB starts hunt for new head of eurozone watchdog |
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Supervisor must grapple with Brexit fallout and legacy of financial crisis
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