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UBS Gains a Bull as BofA Analyst Sees Top EPS Growth Among Banks

UBS Group AG is set to grow earnings per share at the fastest sequential pace of any bank globally, according to analysts at Bank of America Corp.

UBS Group AG is set to grow earnings per share at the fastest sequential pace of any bank globally, according to analysts at Bank of America Corp.

The tyranny of the digital calendar

As workers struggle with overcomplicated shared schedules, tech companies say they can help.

As workers struggle with overcomplicated shared schedules, tech companies say they can help

Wall Street is no longer rewarding job-cut announcements, Goldman analysis finds

Goldman Sachs analysis suggests investors are perhaps seeing through the real reasons behind the announcement of job losses by companies.

Goldman Sachs analysis suggests investors are perhaps seeing through the real reasons behind the announcement of job losses by companies.

Rwanda-Backed Rebels to Withdraw from Eastern Congo City

The Rwanda-backed M23 rebel said it will withdraw from eastern Democratic Republic of Congo’s third-biggest city, under US pressure.

The Rwanda-backed M23 rebel said it will withdraw from eastern Democratic Republic of Congo’s third-biggest city, under US pressure.

UK Businesses See a Post-Budget Surge in New Orders, PMI Shows

British businesses enjoyed the sharpest pick-up in new work in more than a year, according to a survey that suggests firms were buoyed by an end to months of speculation around tax hikes in the budget.

British businesses enjoyed the sharpest pick-up in new work in more than a year, according to a survey that suggests firms were buoyed by an end to months of speculation around tax hikes in the budget.

UK Firms See a Post-Budget Surge in New Orders, PMI Shows

British businesses enjoyed the sharpest pickup in new work in more than a year, according to a survey that suggests firms were buoyed by an end to months of speculation around the budget.

British businesses enjoyed the sharpest pickup in new work in more than a year, according to a survey that suggests firms were buoyed by an end to months of speculation around the budget.

Vedanta Gets Court Nod to Split Business, Shares Hit Record

Billionaire Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta Ltd.

Billionaire Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta Ltd. has secured approval from an Indian court to break up the sprawling conglomerate, advancing efforts to reduce its multi-billion debt burden at the parent level.

What Bears? BofA Poll Shows Sweeping Investor Optimism Into 2026

Money managers are set to ring in the new year with resounding confidence about everything from economic growth to equities and commodities, according to a monthly poll by Bank of America Corp.

Money managers are set to ring in the new year with resounding confidence about everything from economic growth to equities and commodities, according to a monthly poll by Bank of America Corp.

Warburg Pincus Sells TRC Companies to WSP Global in $3.3 Billion Deal

Private equity firm Warburg Pincus has agreed to sell TRC Companies, a US-based engineering group, to Canadian firm WSP Global in a cash transaction valued at $3.3 billion. This acquisition enhances WSP's position as a leading engineering firm in North America and aligns with its strategic growth objectives.

Nomura Holdings Advances into Private Debt with Strategic Acquisitions and Expansions

Nomura Holdings is actively pursuing acquisitions in the private debt asset management sector to enhance its alternatives business. The move follows its recent $1.8 billion acquisition of Macquarie's US and European public asset management businesses and aims to capitalize on rising demand in Japan's direct lending market.

Australian police probe Isis and Philippine links to Bondi gunmen

Father and son accused of attacking Jewish celebration ‘inspired’ by Islamist group, authorities say.

Father and son accused of attacking Jewish celebration ‘inspired’ by Islamist group, authorities say

North Korea’s Hidden Remote IT Scheme

This is the story of how an Arizona woman’s house became a gateway for North Korea’s IT operatives - an underground “laptop farm” that infiltrated US companies and pumped millions to the regime.

This is the story of how an Arizona woman’s house became a gateway for North Korea’s IT operatives - an underground “laptop farm” that infiltrated US companies and pumped millions to the regime. (Source: Bloomberg)

Markets Will Stay Choppy Into Christmas: 3-Minutes MLIV

Anna Edwards, Lizzy Burden and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade.

Anna Edwards, Lizzy Burden and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)

AI Investment to Keep Rising and Boost World Economy, OECD Says

The surge in artificial intelligence investment that has buoyed world growth is set to continue and deliver longer-term gains, OECD Secretary General Mathias Cormann said.

The surge in artificial intelligence investment that has buoyed world growth is set to continue and deliver longer-term gains, OECD Secretary General Mathias Cormann said.

Belgium Told by IMF to Act on Debt Load or Risk Market Backlash

Belgium must act to fix its public finances or risk the need for more drastic efforts if financial markets force the government’s hand, according to the International Monetary Fund.

Belgium must act to fix its public finances or risk the need for more drastic efforts if financial markets force the government’s hand, according to the International Monetary Fund.

Turkey shoots down ‘out of control’ drone over Black Sea

F-16s bring down unmanned aerial vehicle in the latest incident in Turkish territories.

F-16s bring down unmanned aerial vehicle in the latest incident in Turkish territories

US Offers Ukraine Security Guarantee & Trump Sues BBC for $10B | Daybreak Europe 12/16/2025

Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead.

Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from London, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. On today's show, stocks in Asia slump, while futures point to another day of losses, as traders hold fire ahead of today's delayed data on the...

China Softens Tariffs on EU Pork Imports in Final Ruling

China set final import tariffs on European Union pork at significantly lower levels than initially announced in September.

China set final import tariffs on European Union pork at significantly lower levels than initially announced in September.

Brent Oil Slides Below $60 a Barrel for First Time Since May

Brent oil dropped below $60 a barrel for the first time since May, breaching a key level as supply outpaces demand and is on course to continue do so at a record clip next year.

Brent oil dropped below $60 a barrel for the first time since May, breaching a key level as supply outpaces demand and is on course to continue do so at a record clip next year.

Japan to Require Real Estate Buyers to Reveal Nationality

Japan plans to require individuals to reveal their nationality when acquiring real estate, the Justice Minister announced Tuesday, after rising prices led to concerns that foreign speculation was putting homes out of reach of citizens.

Japan plans to require individuals to reveal their nationality when acquiring real estate, the Justice Minister announced Tuesday, after rising prices led to concerns that foreign speculation was putting homes out of reach of citizens.