The national holiday of May Day falls on Monday, May 1, thus the stock exchanges in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan will all be closed. Mainland In the coming week, China’s stock exchanges will be closed not only on Monday but also on Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday, May 4, they will once again … Read more

As of today, Monday, the price of Commercial LPG cylinders has been reduced by the petroleum and oil marketing businesses, and this reduction is effective immediately. According to the sources cited by the news agency ANI, the price of a commercial LPG cylinder weighing 19 kilograms has been reduced by 171.50 rupees. On the other … Read more

As most Asian markets were closed, Japanese and Australian stocks rose in thin trading, while US stock futures were flat as investors awaited news of a proposal for First Republic Bank. Futures contracts for the Hang Seng Index also advanced, despite the fact that Hong Kong will be closed for trading on May 1 along … Read more

It has been fifteen years since the $100,000 deposit insurance limit for eligible deposits at the Big Six banks and a variety of smaller federally-regulated deposit-taking institutions went into effect. Since then, inflation indicates that it is time to increase it. But we may also wish to consider additional modifications. Canada has a fragmented deposit … Read more

In the week leading up to April 26, investors placed their cash in the relative safety of global money market funds out of concern for a halt in global economic activity, with the recent decline in quarterly earnings of U.S. companies fueling pessimism. Investors purchased a net $42.68 billion worth of money market funds during … Read more

MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–General Mills has announced a voluntary recall of two-, five-, and ten-pound packages of its Gold Medal Unbleached and Bleached All-Purpose Flour with “best if used by” dates of March 27, 2024, and March 28, 2024. The five-pound bag product is being recalled due to the potential presence of Salmonella Infantis, which was discovered … Read more

Continuing with current cloud adoption plans is a hazardous strategy because managing and securing sensitive data is becoming increasingly difficult. In light of escalating sovereignty concerns, businesses cannot afford to maintain the status quo. According to a VMware-sponsored IDC InfoBrief, approximately 90% of organizations in Europe and 88% in the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa … Read more

Ryanair has added over 51,000 additional seats on French routes in advance of the Rugby World Cup in the fall.“We have received a record number of bookings from rugby fans traveling to France for the Rugby World Cup,” said Jade Kirwan, Head of Communications for Ryanair. Dublin and Cork to and from Bordeaux for Ireland … Read more

Despite the generally dismal export climate, a large number of Chinese exporters reliant on labor-intensive processes have expanded swiftly in recent years. Ma Yao, the director of a Jiangsu province-based trading firm that exports shoes and boots, stated, “The first quarter was significantly better than the same period last year, and our conservative estimate is … Read more

The Treasury Department used “extraordinary measures” to avoid skipping bill payments when the U.S. government reached its $31.381 trillion borrowing limit in January. The “x-date”—the date when such measures would be exhausted and the government may default if the borrowing ceiling is not lifted—began speculation. If the IRS gets enough in April from tax filers, … Read more