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Rena Lee ICJ Win: Singapore’s First World Court Judge
Rena Lee ICJ win makes her Singapore’s first World Court judge. See the vote count, her background and what it means.
Bill Ackman AI Capex Call: Why He Backs the Hyperscalers
Bill Ackman AI capex view: Pershing Square says Big Tech’s $740B spending is offensive, not defensive. Key numbers inside.
Westpac Profit Slips 1% to $6.8B as RBA Lifts Rates
Westpac profit fell 1% to $6.8 billion in FY26 as costs, bad-loan charges and margins came under pressure. We explain the result, the 250 job cuts and the RBA rate hike to 4.85%.
Gold Price Today: Rebound From 1-Year Low in Swiss Francs
Gold bounced more than 2% on Monday after its lowest close in about a year. We look at the gold price in Swiss francs, why gold fell, Swiss export data, ETF flows and what UBS, Bank of America, HSBC and Goldman Sachs expect next.
Sanjeev Gupta: Creditors Chase His Fortune to Sydney
Creditors owed about $6 billion are now chasing Sanjeev Gupta’s personal fortune in Sydney. Here is what happened at Whyalla, Tahmoor and Liberty Bell Bay, and what comes next.
McRib Lawsuit: Judge Lets McDonald’s Rib Meat Case Proceed
A Chicago federal judge refused to dismiss the McRib lawsuit, letting fraud and deception claims against McDonald’s move forward. Here is what it means.
Germany Tax Reform 2027: Who Gets More Net Pay?
Germany tax reform 2027 raises allowances and child benefit, but higher social costs may eat the gain. See who takes home more next year.
Australia Fuel Price Shock: What 4.3% Inflation Costs You
The Australia fuel price shock lifted inflation to 4.3%. We break down the cost per tank and the RBA cash rate hike expected on November 3.
Christine Lagarde to Step Down as ECB President on Feb 7: What It Means
Christine Lagarde will leave the ECB on February 7, 2027, nine months early. We explain why, who may replace her, and what it means for rates and markets.