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In 'climate apartheid', rich will save themselves while poor suffer - UN report

In 'climate apartheid', rich will save themselves while poor suffer - UN report
25 June 2019 / Tom Miles, Reuters
In extreme weather events, the wealthy will be 'catered to and the poorest left behind'.
Democracy falls short for people around the world – survey

Democracy falls short for people around the world – survey

Daphne Psaledakis, Reuters / 25 June 2019
In the US 40% of Americans do not believe the country is democratic.
Summer driving in the US gets pricier start as refinery burns

Summer driving in the US gets pricier start as refinery burns

David Marino and Barbara Powell, Bloomberg / 24 June 2019
Pump prices are likely to rise as the surge in futures filters down to retail stations.
Global population could peak sooner than we think

Global population could peak sooner than we think

Bloomberg / 23 June 2019
Two billion people will be added to the current world population of 7.7bn by 2050 - UN.
A vegan Shake Shack burger? Company not sold on the trend just yet

A vegan Shake Shack burger? Company not sold on the trend just yet

Craig Giammona, Bloomberg / 21 June 2019
Shake Shack is first waiting to see if the vegan buzz is here to stay.
Gasoline surges as fire rips through Philadelphia refinery

Gasoline surges as fire rips through Philadelphia refinery

Barbara Powell and Rachel Graham, Bloomberg / 21 June 2019
The Philadelphia oil refinery is the main supplier to the local gasoline market.
Investors flock to world’s happiest nation in search of deals

Investors flock to world’s happiest nation in search of deals

Kati Pohjanpalo, Bloomberg / 20 June 2019
Companies in Finland are offering attractive deals.
Rain-hit cricket World Cup may cost insurers millions, industry sources say

Rain-hit cricket World Cup may cost insurers millions, industry sources say

Carolyn Cohn and Sudipto Ganguly, Reuters / 19 June 2019
Four cricket matches were called off due to rain in England.
Women are missing out on the biggest job boom in America

Women are missing out on the biggest job boom in America

Lynn Doan, Bloomberg / 18 June 2019
Solar installer and wind-turbine technician are the two fastest-growing professions in the US, currently.
World’s top bicycle maker says the era of ‘Made in China’ is over

World’s top bicycle maker says the era of ‘Made in China’ is over

Cindy Wang, Bloomberg / 18 June 2019
Giant Manufacturing is part of a growing number of global firms pivoting production out of China in response to growing trade tensions.
China stands by Hong Kong leader after days of street protests

China stands by Hong Kong leader after days of street protests

John Ruwitch and Marius Zaharia, Reuters / 18 June 2019
Political crisis over extradition law enters second week.
Thirty of the world’s best chief executives in 2019

Thirty of the world’s best chief executives in 2019

Hailey Waller, Bloomberg / 16 June 2019
Facebook ’s Mark Zuckerberg and Alphabet ’s Larry Page are on the annual list of top 30 CEOs compiled by Barron’s.
Hong Kong’s financial elite grow uneasy as China tensions rise

Hong Kong’s financial elite grow uneasy as China tensions rise

Manuel Baigorri, Benjamin Robertson and Moxy Ying / 13 June 2019
Some worry that Hong Kong could become a much less predictable place as political tensions escalate.
HSBC women in UK are paid bonuses 70% below male staff

HSBC women in UK are paid bonuses 70% below male staff

Harry Wilson and David Hellier, Bloomberg / 13 June 2019
This is however an improvement from the 85% gender pay gap reported in 2018.
Naspers’s PayU expands its global reach

Naspers’s PayU expands its global reach

Larry Claasen / 13 June 2019
Expects online payments to grow twice as fast in emerging markets than in mature markets.
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