Glass Lewis recommends votes “against” CEO pay at Goldman Sachs
(Reuters) – Proxy adviser Glass Lewis recommended investors cast advisory votes “against” the pay of top Goldman Sachs executives, citing the Wall Street bank’s “continued
Top vaccine official Peter Marks forced out at FDA, WSJ reports
(Reuters) -The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s top vaccine official, Peter Marks, has been pushed out, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. Marks, who
Automakers warn new Trump tariffs will boost costs, cut vehicle sales
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A group representing General Motors Toyota, Volkswagen and other major automakers warned new 25% tariffs President Donald Trump plans
Musk to visit CIA on Monday, spokesperson says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Billionaire Elon Musk, who serves as a top adviser to President Donald Trump, will visit the Central Intelligence Agency on Monday to discuss
Investors react as Trump auto tariffs rattle markets
(Reuters) -Automaker stocks around the world slumped on Thursday after the latest round of U.S. tariffs were targeted at the sector. U.S. President Donald Trump
Chinese EV maker Nio to raise $450 million for EV development, term sheet shows
(Reuters) -Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio plans to raise around HK$3.50 billion ($450.1 million) via a share placement to develop its smart EVs, a term
Denmark condemns what it calls Trump’s escalated rhetoric on Greenland
By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen and Louise Rasmussen COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Danish government ministers condemned what they called President Donald Trump’s escalated rhetoric on Thursday and praised Greenland’s
Trade war’s impact on growth extremely detrimental, ECB says
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A trade war with the United States could have a fleeting impact on euro zone inflation but a far more detrimental effect
‘This is not the time to go it alone,’ NATO’s Rutte tells U.S. and Europe
WARSAW (Reuters) – NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned the United States and Europe on Wednesday against any temptation to “go it alone” on security, amid
Microsoft pulls back from more data center leases in US and Europe, analysts say
(Reuters) – Microsoft has abandoned data center projects set to use 2 gigawatts of electricity in the U.S. and Europe in the last six months