The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, citing rising inflation and energy costs. This decision offers little relief to consumers facing affordability challenges, with experts suggesting potential rate hikes instead of cuts.
Patrick Pouyanné, PDG de TotalEnergies, a défendu les bénéfices du groupe devant la commission des finances de l'Assemblée nationale, affirmant que l'entreprise est celle qui paie le plus d'impôts sur les bénéfices au monde.
Crisil reports Indian airlines' operating profits may drop 10-15% this fiscal due to high ATF prices, airspace restrictions, and rupee depreciation amid the Middle East conflict, despite potential easing in fuel prices.
A new study from the Ten to Men project reveals men who recently experienced a breakup are seven times more likely to report a suicide attempt compared to those not undergoing relationship breakdown. The research highlights significant mental health risks associated with separation, including impacts on finances, children, and social support networks.
Un rapport sénatorial révèle que la France manque de données précises sur le patrimoine des plus riches, rendant difficile une taxation équitable. Des milliers de millionnaires paient peu ou pas d'impôt sur le revenu.
Le PDG de TotalEnergies, Patrick Pouyanné, a défendu le plafonnement des prix du carburant à la pompe, qui a coûté 200 millions d'euros au groupe. Il a également réfuté les accusations de spéculation concernant une opération de trading.
An interim deal between Iran and the U.S. is expected to significantly boost Hezbollah's finances and political influence in Lebanon. Tehran has pledged increased funding to its ally once assets are unfrozen, potentially aiding Hezbollah's recovery from war losses and strengthening its position against Israel. The agreement also aims to halt hostilities, including in southern Lebanon.
Selon un rapport de l'IPP, les ménages avec au moins trois enfants sont les plus touchés par les économies du budget 2026, perdant jusqu'à 1,3% de leur niveau de vie.
La Banque de France anticipe une croissance de 0,5% en 2026, contre 1% précédemment, en raison de la crise au Moyen-Orient. Le conflit impacte déjà le budget de l'État, forçant des mesures d'économie.
L'ancien ministre ghanéen des Finances, Ken Ofori-Atta, a obtenu la résidence permanente aux États-Unis, mettant fin à une affaire d'immigration. Il était accusé de corruption au Ghana, mais les autorités américaines ont jugé les accusations non crédibles.
Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge urged RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to formally register the organization, disclose its activities and finances, and pay taxes, citing its vast network and influence in the state.
Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge has written to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat demanding detailed disclosures on the organization's legal status, finances, structure, and tax compliance, citing its vast influence and public mobilization.
An 85-year-old's active stock market speculation prompts a discussion on simplifying personal finances for seniors. The article offers a checklist for asset management, estate planning, and end-of-life decisions to ensure wealth lasts a lifetime and is easily transferable.
US consumer sentiment rose in June due to easing gas prices, but remains historically low. Despite economic resilience and a strong stock market, many Americans feel financially strained. The sentiment shift, seen across demographics, is expected to influence the upcoming midterm elections.
Americans express significant concern over AI's future impact, with 80% worried and over half expecting more harm than good. Despite skepticism, AI is increasingly integrated into investments and retirement plans, notably through upcoming IPOs from SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI, potentially consolidating tech billionaires' control over financial futures.
Nakamoto Inc. sold ~$48M in Bitcoin and derivatives, refinanced debt, and authorized a $25M share buyback, reducing debt by $45M and extending maturity to 2027, amidst Bitcoin's 21% monthly decline.
S&P Global Ratings reports India's robust economic growth is mitigating fiscal challenges for state governments, keeping credit risks manageable despite persistent deficits and debt.
Turkish President Erdogan has issued a stern warning against any threats to northern Cyprus, stating Turkey's response will be "very clear and very firm" if Turkish rights in the Eastern Mediterranean are undermined, following an agreement between France and Cyprus.
Dassault Aviation has not commented on the halt of the Franco-German next-generation fighter jet project, a key component of the Future Combat Air System (SCAF). The company's CEO, Eric Trappier, previously stated Dassault could develop the aircraft independently and questioned Airbus's capabilities.
The ACT's budget deficit has ballooned by $240 million in 103 days, with 'the Trump effect' costing $2.3 million daily due to higher energy costs and supply chain issues stemming from the Middle East conflict.
The conflict in the Middle East, exacerbated by US actions, is costing the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) budget an estimated $2.3 million per day. This adds to existing domestic financial pressures, with potential for much worse economic fallout if the conflict prolongs.
Australia's One Nation party faces scrutiny over 'sloppy' financial reports with over $1m in missing assets. US President Trump accuses Iran of 'playing us for suckers' amid imminent strike threats. Thousands of Australian women face medicine uncertainty, while World Cup predictions begin.
Un rapport de la Cour des comptes recommande de supprimer la prime d'activité pour les apprentis et les retraités cumulant emploi et retraite, afin de réaliser des économies et de mieux cibler les travailleurs à temps partiel.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party reported over $1m in missing/worthless assets and faced criticism for 'sloppy' financial reporting from 2016-2022. The party repeatedly failed legal obligations, including late filings and missed AGMs, raising questions about its fitness for government.
