The wife of former Nissan boss Carols Ghosn on Tuesday said a Japanese arrest warrant against her was to avenge her husband’s escape from Japan’s judiciary and described the act as petty.
Union workers who assemble parts of Boeing’s 737 Max fuselage are weighing whether to voluntarily leave their jobs, without compensation, and without information as to when the aircraft will go back into production. …read more […]
There are numerous possibilities for Iranian retaliation for the death of its general Qassem Soleimani. A cyber attack is one of the most likely options, but Iran may choose to go after allies instead of the U.S. itself. …read more […]
Corporate bonds are debt securities that many investors use to earn a return on their money. Unlike government bonds, corporates are issued by companies looking to raise capital. Whereas stocks are shares of an ownership stake in a company, companies that issue bonds do not have to give up any ownership shares.
One way to understand corporate bonds is to draw a distinction between them and stocks. We will look at these two types of financial instruments and draw out their differences. Then we will go over some of the different types of bonds and their features.
Stocks vs Bonds
Two of the …read more […]
United Airlines Holdings Inc said on Tuesday it expects a non-cash impairment charge of $90 million in the fourth quarter related to its Hong Kong routes, following anti-government protests in the city.
Boeing Co said on Tuesday it was recommending that airline pilots undergo simulator training before they resume flying the 737 MAX, a shift from its previous position that pilots only needed computer-based training.
Nissan Motor Co Ltd’s claim that it conducted “a robust, thorough internal investigation” into its former chief, Carlos Ghosn, is a “gross perversion of the truth,” his legal defense team said in a statement on Tuesday.
Plant-based food company, Impossible Foods, and McDonald’s have abandoned plans for a partnership over concerns that the company would be unable to produce enough product for the fast-food chain. …read more […]
“Drill, baby, drill!”
John McCain may have lost the 2008 election, but his campaign mantra came true.
The past decade has been revolutionary for American energy. Thanks to hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” the U.S. surpassed Russia and Saudi Arabia to become the world’s largest oil producer.
In 2020, the U.S. is expected to be a net exporter of energy for the first time since the early 1950s.
This is an “only in America” kind of story. U.S. companies, using technology developed here, leveraged the free market system to radically change America’s energy profile.
It’s hard to overstate how profound this change is – especially …read more […]
(Bloomberg) — Faux burger maker Beyond Meat Inc. extended stock-market gains on Tuesday following a report that its main competitor, Impossible Foods Inc., is no longer seeking a deal to be a supplier for fast-food giant McDonald’s Inc.Impossible Foods Chief Executive Officer Pat Brown said his company wouldn’t be able to produce enough supply for such a big partnership, Reuters reported. Contacted by Bloomberg, Impossible Foods said its CEO’s comments were misinterpreted.Beyond Meat stock rose 12% to $83.89 at Tuesday’s close. That’s the most on a closing basis in almost seven months. The shares fell in late trading, however. “Our …read more […]
If Iran decides to commit a retaliatory attack for the assassination of General Soleimani, the US is not prepared for a cyber war. …read more […]
Starbucks Corp on Tuesday added an oat milk beverage to its menu, as the coffee chain taps into the growing demand for vegan alternatives to dairy.
Wall Street’s major indexes declined on Tuesday as investor caution persisted amid the U.S.-Iran standoff and energy shares fell as oil prices gave back some recent gains.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars had a record-breaking year in 2019 selling over 5,000 cars to customers in over 50 countries across the globe, 25% jump from the previous high set in 2018. …read more […]
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