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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Issei Kato (Reuters / Scanpix)

Bloomberg

2015-09-24 22:30

Abe Seeks to Reboot Abenomics With Shift to Social Spending

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe unveiled a new economic growth target and vowed to halt Japan‘s population slide, as he seeks to claw back support after the passage of unpopular defense bills.

Norges Bank‘s Governor Øystein Olsen. Berit Roald / NTB scanpix

Bloomberg

2015-09-24 20:15

Norway Unexpectedly Cuts Rates to Record Low on Oil Slump

Norway‘s central bank unexpectedly lowered interest rates to an all-time low and said it may ease policy further as it seeks to rescue an expansion in western Europe‘s biggest petroleum producer from a plunge in oil prices.

Arnd Wiegmann (Reuters / Scanpix)

Bloomberg

2015-09-23 19:00

Wall Street Has A Few Thoughts On the Volkswagen Scandal

It has been a tough week for automaker Volkswagen AG as it tries to do damage control with a widening scandal over faked pollution controls, to put it mildly.

Shannon Stapleton (Reuters / Scanpix)

Bloomberg

2015-09-22 21:00

Volkswagen Scandal Threatens Responsible Investment Status

Volkswagen AG is ranked among the world‘s most responsible companies. That standing is now under review after the automaker‘s bombshell that it cheated on emissions data.

SipaPress / Scanpix

Bloomberg

2015-09-22 20:00

France‘s Recovery Hits Crossroads After Summer Soft Patch

France‘s economic recovery has shown signs of fading and data this week will provide the latest clues as to whether a summer soft patch risks becoming more ominous.

Kai Pfaffenbach (Reuters / Scanpix)

Bloomberg

2015-09-21 23:00

Audi ‚Truth in Engineering‘ Ads Come Back to Bite Amid Probe

„It‘s not that easy being green.“

Mikhail Klimentyev (Reuters / RIA Novosti / Scanpix)

Bloomberg

2015-09-21 21:00

Putin and Netanyahu Divided Over Threat From Crisis in Syria

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disagreed over the threat to Israel‘s security from Syria as they began talks in Moscow on the crisis in the war-torn country.

Carlos Brito, chief executive of Anheuser-Busch InBev, poses for photographer prior to a news conference in Leuven in this file photo from February 26, 2015. Anheuser-Busch InBev has approached rival SABMiller about a takeover that would form a brewing colossus which makes around a third of the beer consumed globally. Eric Vidal (Reuters / Scanpix)

Bloomberg

2015-09-17 15:00

Sports Seen Having Less Beer Money If AB InBev Buys SABMiller

Professional sports leagues, teams and broadcasters can no longer get drunk on beer -- or at least count on the hundreds of millions of dollars brewers have lavished on branding each year.

Juan Carlos Ulate ("Reuters" / "Scanpix")

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2015-09-16 18:00

New Balance‘s Fight to Win Over Women With Fashionable Workout Gear

New Balance has been making shoes for more than a century. Now, with its running and casual sneaker business humming along—sales hit $3.3 billion in 2014, up 21 percent from 2013—the privately held company is making a big play for women with a revamped apparel line.

"Reuters" / "Scanpix"

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2015-09-16 11:00

Russia‘s Assertive Moves Weigh on Pentagon Plans for 2017 Budget

Concern over Russia‘s increasing assertiveness in Europe and the Middle East are reshaping the U.S. defense budget for the coming fiscal year, according to Pentagon Comptroller Michael McCord.

Turkish lira banknotes are seen in this file photo illustration shot in Istanbul, Turkey, January 7, 2014. REUTERS/Murad Sezer image.

Bloomberg

2015-09-15 15:00

Selloff of the Century Unending for Turkey as Goldman Cuts Lira

There’s no end in sight to the Turkish lira’s longest run of losses this century.

Reuters / Scanpix nuotr.

Bloomberg

2015-09-15 09:00

BlackRock Joins Pimco Finding Bond Sweet Spots as Fed Looms

Faced with an imminent increase in U.S. interest rates, the biggest bond investors say it’s not the time to abandon fixed-income assets.

Presidential candidate of the Law and Justice Party Andrzej Duda (L) casts his vote next to his wife Agata and daughter Kinga at a polling station in Krakow, Poland May 24, 2015. Mateusz Skwarczek (Agencja Gazeta / Reuters / Scanpix)

Bloomberg

2015-09-14 20:00

Polish Budget at Risk as Ruling Party Bids Up Campaign Promises

Poland‘s ruling Civic Platform party, trailing in opinion polls six weeks before a general election, proposed sweeping tax cuts this weekend, piling pressure on public finances.

Michael Dalder ("Reuters" / "Scanpix")

Bloomberg

2015-09-14 18:00

Europe Fortifies Borders as Germany Predicts 1 Million Refugees

One day after Germany curbed the freedom of movement in the region by temporarily reinstating border controls, the country‘s vice chancellor estimated that as many as 1 million refugees may arrive by the end of the year as other nations moved to fortify their frontiers.

Andrew Culleno ("Reuters" / "Scanpix") nuotr.

Bloomberg

2015-09-11 21:00

IEA Sees Oil Supply Outside OPEC Falling by Most Since 1992

Oil supplies outside OPEC will decline next year by the most in more than two decades as the price rout curbs U.S. shale output, according to the International Energy Agency.

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