Gold Fields’ Spat With Ghana Contractor Heads for Arbitration
A $740 million dispute between Gold Fields Ltd. and a mining contractor in Ghana will be fought out in arbitration.
A $740 million dispute between Gold Fields Ltd. and a mining contractor in Ghana will be fought out in arbitration.
(RTTNews) – Gold traded higher above $4,700 an ounce on Friday as the dollar index struggled around the 98 mark ahead of the U.S. jobs report due later in the day and the CPI report, scheduled for next Tuesday.
Bulgaria’s parliament voted in the nation’s first single-party government with a majority this century after Rumen Radev’s landslide victory, ushering in another European Union leader critical of the bloc’s mainstream.
A conversation about the political economy of innovation.
Today’s guest Mariana Mazzucato is one of our most requested. Mazzucato, who is the director of the University College London Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, specializes in the political economy of technological development and public sector investment. In our conversation, recorded in Madrid while at the Bloomberg CityLab conference, she explains her concept of the “mission economy,” her definition of state capacity, how to prevent top talent from fleeing to the private sector, and
Global food prices rose to their highest in more than three years as the Iran war disrupted supply chains, raising the prospect of higher bills for shoppers.
Commodity asset classes can help long-term investors add exposure beyond stocks and bonds. The right mix depends on risk level, time horizon, inflation concerns, and portfolio goals.
A hantavirus outbreak linked to a Dutch-flagged cruise ship off the Canary Islands has killed three, with cases spanning continents—highlighting how quickly infections can cross borders.
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Alex Kendall, CEO of Wayve, explains to Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie how an AI-driven approach to self-driving-using onboard intelligence and real-world learning- is reshaping the future of autonomous vehicles. (Source: Bloomberg)
Singapore-based firm Granite Asia has engaged the private banking arm of DBS Group Holding Ltd. to raise additional capital for its first private credit vehicle, people familiar with the matter said.