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US Great Plains Brace for Possible Tornados: Weather Watch
A stormy forecast for the mid-section of the US is on Bloomberg Green’s radar today.
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UK Insolvencies Fall Back After Hitting Three-Decade High
The number of English and Welsh companies going bust stabilized in the first quarter after hitting a three-decade high in 2023 following a hit to balance sheets from soaring energy bills and interest rates.
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Air China to Buy 100 Locally Made C919 Jets in $11 Billion Deal
Air China will buy 100 Comac C919 jets in a deal valued at $10.8 billion based on list prices, giving a boost to the home-grown challenger to Airbus SE and Boeing Co.
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Billionaire Stroll Looks to Pare Stake in Aston Martin F1 Team
Billionaire Lawrence Stroll is in early talks to sell another minority stake in his Aston Martin Formula One team to capitalize on the growing popularity of the sport, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Brazil Inflation Slows More Than Expected Before Rate Decision
Brazil’s inflation cooled more than expected, giving the central bank room to maintain its current pace of easing through the coming months.
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UK Men Charged Under New Security Law Over Pro-Russia Attack
Several British men were charged under a new national security law for supporting Russia by carrying out an arson attack on a Ukraine-linked business.
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Are Noncompete Deals Good or Bad? Probably Both.
Such restrictions can have significant benefits. They can also be abused. Maybe a one-size-fits-all solution isn’t the thing.
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Hackers Exploiting WP-Automatic Plugin Bug to Create Admin Accounts on WordPress Sites
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-27956) in the WP-Automatic plugin is being actively exploited. This flaw could allow attackers to take complete con
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Treasury Yields Fall After PCE Inflation Data Meet Expectations
US Treasuries rose, sending benchmark yields down from the highest since November, after the Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge of inflation came largely in line with expectations.
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Fed’s Preferred Core Inflation Gauge Rose at Brisk Pace in March
The Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge of underlying US inflation rose at a brisk pace in March, reinforcing concerns of persistent price pressures that are likely to delay any interest-rate cuts.
