HSBC reports potential money laundering breaches in Australia
HSBC has reported itself to Australia's financial regulator for possible breaches of anti-money laundering rules, the bank disclosed in a regulatory filing by its Australian subsidiary.
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Britain's Tesco warns coronavirus costs could top $1 billion
Britain's biggest retailer Tesco estimated a hit of up to 925 million pounds ($1.1 billion) from the costs of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and warned...
EasyJet founder seeks to oust directors over Airbus plane order
EasyJet's founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou demanded on Wednesday a shareholder vote to remove two directors, as part of his battle to try to force the British airline...
Risk currencies buoyed by cautious hopes pandemic is peaking
Risk-sensitive currencies climbed on Thursday on budding optimism the coronavirus pandemic may be peaking although the euro was dented by the European Union's failure to agree...
Cramer says he and hedge fund billionaire David Tepper are confused by the market's recent rally
"There's a curious disconnect between when you speak to the companies, most of which are closed, and what's going on in the market," CNBC's Jim Cramer...
Oil futures pare gains after U.S. inventories surge most on record
Oil prices pulled back Wednesday, with benchmark Brent turning negative as U.S. crude inventories surged the most on record, but the pullback was muted by hopes...
Hundreds of U.S. lenders get access to small business rescue program with new system launch
The government's $350 billion program to help ailing businesses took an important step forward on Wednesday, with the launch of a new system that will allow...
Crude futures climb ahead of OPEC+ meeting
Crude futures rose on Thursday on expectations the world's largest oil producers would agree to cut production at a meeting later in the day as the...
Mexican president lashes out at companies over layoffs, taxes as big business seethes
Mexico's president threw himself into a new confrontation with businesses on Wednesday, accusing big companies of not paying taxes and upbraiding others for laying off workers...
After pandemic, Fed policymakers see slow U.S. recovery
The U.S. economy is set for a deep slide in coming months with the coronavirus forcing businesses to shut and putting millions out of work, but...
Asia shares set to follow Wall Street's rally
Asian shares were poised to track Wall Street's gains on Thursday on hopes the coronavirus pandemic is nearing a peak and that governments would roll out...
Russia, Saudi to debate oil output cuts as U.S. resists joining
OPEC and Russia meet on Thursday to try to agree to record oil output cuts but their efforts to address the slump in prices wrought during...
U.S. oil firms likely to 'organically' cut four million barrels per day: regulator
OPEC members and other oil producers need to cut at least 20 million barrels per day of output, a Texas oil and gas regulator said on...
Mark Cuban says coronavirus will end up improving capitalism with companies putting employees first
Billionaire Mark Cuban joined CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Wednesday.
Mexico auto sector to resume operations once U.S. industry gears up
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday the domestic auto sector can resume operations shortly after the U.S. industry gears up from a coronavirus-led...