Short Interest in Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ:BREZR) Increases By 10.4%
Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ:BREZR – Get Rating) was the target of a significant growth in short interest in December. As of December 15th, there was short interest totalling 18,100 shar
Breeze Holdings Acquisition, D-Orbit terminate merger pact
SPAC Breeze Holdings Acquisition(NASDAQ:BREZ) and space logistics company D-Orbit said Friday they mutually agreed to terminate their previously announced merger agreement. J. Douglas Ramsey, the chai
Breeze Holdings Announces Quorum To Approve The Extension Amendment Proposal And Remains On The Path To Complete The Proposed Transaction With D-Orbit S.p.A.
Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ:BREZ) ("Breeze Holdings"), a special purpose acquisition company, today announced that it has achieved a quorum for the upcoming Special Meeting of Stockholde
D-Orbit S.p.A. To Combine With Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. And Become A Publicly Listed Company; Transaction Values The Company At An Enterprise Value Of ~$1.28B
D-Orbit S.p.A. To Combine With Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. And Become A Publicly Listed Company; Transaction Values The Company At An Enterprise Value Of ~$1.28B
Job openings in the United States fell in August for the first time this year
Job openings in the United States fell in August for the first time this year, but are still close to an all-time high. With the increase in the number of COVID-19 cases, the demand for labor has shaken slightly. The number of job openings fell to 10.4 million in August and revised to 11.1 million in July, according to the Labor Department's Job Vacancy and Labor turnover Survey (JOLTS) released on Tuesday. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expect a median of 11 million. At the same time, the increase in the number of voluntary departures highlights rising wages, signing incentives and a large number of job openings that are driving many people to change jobs. The turnover rate rose to a record 2.9% despite job openings.
Chicago Fed President: the first rate hike is expected in 2023
Chicago Fed President Evans said he thought "the first step" would be taken to raise interest rates in 2023. "things were better in June than in March, so we slightly advanced the expected date of the first rate hike, but I still think 2024 will be more appropriate," he told reporters by phone. We have advanced the interest rate hike to 2023, but I think it will only be raised once that year, and then it will be very moderate. Due to the impact of supply, inflation in 2022 "may be higher than I expected in June," he said. Evans said that affected by the Delta virus, "I expect the economy
It is reported that a production line at Tesla, Inc. 's Shanghai factory was partially suspended last month.
A production line at Tesla, Inc. 's Shanghai plant suspended some production last month for about four days due to a lack of key chips, according to people familiar with the matter. The people familiar with the matter spoke on condition of anonymity because the details were kept secret. One of the people familiar with the situation said that the shortage is mainly for the chips needed for the electronic control unit (ECU), a small device that controls one or more electronic systems in the car, a problem that has mainly led to delays in the production of Tesla, Inc. 's Model Y model. At present, production has returned to normal, according to people familiar with the matter. In July, Tesla, Inc. shipped about 33000 electric vehicles in China's domestic and overseas markets.
European stocks rose across the board. Euro zone manufacturing PMI rose slightly.
Original title: [European Express] European stocks soared across the board Meggitt surged more than 50% euro zone manufacturing PMI rose slightly source: FX168 European stock markets followed positive sentiment in global markets on Monday as corporate earnings drove share price volatility. As of this release (17:05 Beijing time), the UK's FTSE 100th index, France's CAC index and Germany's DAX index rose by 0.96%, 0.92% and 0.37%, respectively. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.7% in early trading, while auto stocks rose 2%, leading gains in almost all sectors and major sectors.
Federal Reserve's Kashkari: The Delta variant virus “hampers the recovery of American employment” drags down the US economy
Original title: The Federal Reserve's warning is coming again! The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis warned that the Delta variant virus “hampers the recovery of US employment” is fearful that it will drag down the US economy Source: FX168 COVID-19 The Delta variant strain continues to spread in the US. US Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari (Neel Kashkari) warned that the spread of the variant virus is likely to make it difficult for some Americans to find jobs, thereby harming the recovery of the US economy. Kashkari mentioned that he was previously very optimistic that as more Americans could return to work
It is reported that Apple Inc negotiated battery supply with Ningde Times and BYD.
Apple Inc is in preliminary talks with China's Ningde Times and BYD on the battery supply of its planned electric vehicles, according to four people familiar with the matter. The people, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the negotiations could change and it was not clear whether Apple Inc would reach an agreement with Ningde or BYD. But Apple Inc has set up production facilities in the US as a condition for becoming a battery supplier, which could be unacceptable to Chinese companies, according to two of the people. It is not clear whether Apple Inc is also in talks with other battery makers. According to four people familiar with the matter, Apple Inc tends to use phosphorus with lower production cost.
Pershing Square Tontine fell 4% before trading, announcing that it would acquire a 10% stake in Universal Music to go public.
Pershing Plaza's SPAC company Pershing Square Tontine Holdings (PSTH.N) fell 4 per cent before trading and announced today that it would take a 10 per cent stake in Universal Music to go public.
The market is expecting too much!? Agency: Powell “has done the best he can”
Original title: The market is expecting too much!? Agency: Powell “has done the best he can” Source: FX168 FX168 Financial News (Hong Kong) News According to comprehensive media reports, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell reiterated at a forum organized by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday that a relaxed monetary environment will be maintained until more Americans return to work. This is probably Powell's last speech before the Fed's next policy meeting on March 17. He downplayed people's concerns that at a time when investors are pushing up the borrowing costs that the Fed wants to keep low, the recent rise in US bond yields may give the US Union
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer: Corporate taxes will be raised to support the cost of the pandemic plan
According to reports, British Chancellor of the Exchequer Sunak will raise corporate taxes to cover the cost of extending the epidemic support plan in next month's budget. According to the report, Sunak will announce in his speech on March 3 that he will raise the corporate tax from 19pence to 23pence per pound and will develop a way to raise it before the next general election. The report also said that the move is expected to increase revenue by 12 billion pounds (16.8 billion US dollars) per year. Starting this fall, at least 1 penny will be added to business bills, which will cost businesses £3 billion and rise further over the next few years. According to people familiar with the matter clarified that he would not put
Are inflation fears about to rewrite the stock market script? History shows that energy stocks are often the best bets
For bond investors, inflation is almost always bad news and will erode the value of future returns. For stock traders, the news might not be that bad, given the ability of some companies to squeeze profits out of higher prices. Although increased price pressure can also cause heavy stock market casualties, history shows that there is no shortage of opportunities. Energy stocks have been winners in times of high inflation for the past 50 years, according to a study by Ned Davis Research. Goldman Sachs Group suggests focusing on companies with higher sales margins, such as Ford Motor Company and Discovery Inc. And in France
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