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US employers announced the fewest number of job cuts for any October since 2023, while hiring plans picked up as companies began gearing up for the holiday-shopping season. Christopher Hodge, Chief US Economist with Natixis, discusses the US labor market and what to expect from Friday's jobs data. (Source: Bloomberg)
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With Sen. Roger Marshall voted out and Sen. Dick Durbin retiring, the Credit Card Competition Act faces an uncertain future.
Allianz Commercial announced plans to launch a new direct underwriting syndicate at Lloyd’s — Allianz Commercial Syndicate 1893 — which is expected to begin trading from Jan. 1, 2027.
El Al also reported continued growth in its customer loyalty programs, with its frequent flyer club reaching 3.78 million members, up about 306,000 from the previous year.
The likely defeat of the California billionaire tax may energize Democrats in Congress to propose federal tax hikes on high earners, according to tax experts.
The likely defeat of the California billionaire tax may energize Democrats in Congress to propose federal tax hikes on high earners, according to tax experts.
Toyota stock jumped as much as 17% in Tokyo as the automaker set a net income forecast of 3.57 trillion yen for the year
