Saudi oil giant Aramco's shares rise after stock sale set to raise $11.2 billion
Shares of Saudi Arabia's Aramco rose on Sunday following a stock sale that's set to raise the state oil company around $11.2 billion.
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GameStop tumbles 40% as 'Roaring Kitty' trader says little new about retailer on livestream
Keith Gill, better known as "Roaring Kitty" on X and YouTube and as "Deep-------Value" on Reddit, hosted his first livestream since the meme stock craze that took place three years ago.
Turkey to impose 40% additional tariff on vehicle imports from China
ISTANBUL (Reuters) -- Turkey will impose a 40% additional tariff on imports of vehicles from China to halt a possible deterioration of its current account balance and protect domestic automakers, the trade ministry said on Saturday.
Hong Kong needs ‘honest brokers’ to tell its story
The paradox is that this restoration cannot necessarily rely on “retail” communication through mainstream international media, but instead on “wholesale” communications, most of which occurs out of the public eye, beyond the immediate reach of hothouse politics.
Cut off from the West, Putin says almost 40% of Russian trade turnover is now in rubles
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that nearly 40% of the country's trade turnover is now in rubles as the share conducted in dollars, euros and other "non-friendly" Western currencies has fallen away.
China's exports grow more than expected in May, up by 7.6%
BEIJING — China's exports in May grew faster than expected, while imports missed forecasts, customs data showed Friday.
GameStop shares drop 28% after retailer posts 29% sales decline, reveals stock sale plan
GameStop, the video game retailer currently riding another wave of trading enthusiasm spurred on by the meme trader "Roaring Kitty," showed no signs of an operational turnaround in its dismal fiscal first-quarter results.
China’s exports surge in May, boosted by Asean, but US and EU tariff headwinds cloud outlook
China’s exports remain under increasing pressure from intensifying trade frictions and looming tariffs from the United States and European Union, analysts said, despite shipments having accelerated in May for a second consecutive month – partly due to a surge in demand from Southeast Asia.