(Reuters) – Gold climbed on Friday, as signs of weak global growth rekindled investor interest in the safe-haven metal, keeping it on track for its first weekly gain in five, while a strong dollar ahead of the U.S. GDP data capped gains for the bullion. Women look …
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(Repeats story from Thursday with no change to text). By Joshua Franklin and Heather Somerville. April 25 (Reuters) – Ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc will unveil terms for its initial public offering on Friday, telling investors it will seek to be valued …
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A pipeline company was fined nearly $3.35 million on Thursday for causing the worst California coastal spill in 25 years. A judge issued a fine and penalties against Plains All American Pipeline for a 2015 spill that sent 140,000 gallons of crude oil gushing …
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Deutsche Bank reported stronger-than-anticipated first-quarter net profit on Friday, less than 24 hours after abandoning merger talks with Commerzbank. Germany’s flagship lender posted 201 million euros ($223 million) in net income for the first three months …
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(Reuters) – Citron Research Founder Andrew Left is no longer long or short on Tesla Inc, he said in an emailed statement on Thursday. Left is disappointed with the way the company is communicating with shareholders, and that possibly Tesla CEO Elon …
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