Unilever’s Health Data Shows Junk-Food Metrics Are Up For Debate Unilever said Friday it’s now aiming for 85% of its servings to meet its own science-based nutrition criteria by 2028.
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Charting The Global Economy: ECB Boosts Rates; Fed, BOE On Deck Here are some of the charts that appeared this week on the latest developments in the global economy.
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UK Bonds Fall After Government Delays Fiscal Plan To Next Month UK bonds fell as the government delayed its fiscal plan due next week, prolonging uncertainty weighing on the nation’s fragile markets.
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Europe’s Gas Glut to Help Ease Winter LNG Supply Crunch in Asia Europe’s near-term natural gas supply glut means more fuel for Asia this winter.
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Singapore Proposes Ban on Borrowing to Fund Cryptocurrency Purchases Singapore proposed to ban retail investors from borrowing to fund cryptocurrency purchases, moving to tighten regulatory regime.
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Sunak’s ‘Dullness Dividend’ Might Not Last Britain’s new prime minister is an improvement over his predecessors — but keeping his promises won’t be easy.
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Too Much Gas. Europe’s Energy Crisis Takes A Surprise Turn Europe suddenly has more gas than it can use.
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Rishi Sunak Tells UK Tories To Unite As He Strives To Fix ‘Crisis’ Rishi Sunak called on his warring Conservative Party to unite as the UK’s incoming prime minister bids to fix the crisis facing the economy.
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Sunak Edges Closer to UK Leadership Prize As Johnson Caves Boris Johnson pulled out of the race to lead the UK’s ruling Conservative Party and the nation, ending a bid to replace Liz Truss as prime minister.
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