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What now for peak oil? Unpacking a surprise twist in the fossil fuel feud
In a sharp shift in tone, the latest outlook from the world’s top energy agency signals that oil demand could keep growing through to 2050. Source link
Scotland to launch 'kilt' bonds as it seeks to become an investor friendly destination
Scotland’s government has been granted the same credit rating as the United Kingdom. Source link
Singapore Airlines earnings sink 82% in second quarter, well below forecasts on Air India drag
Singapore Airlines delivered a deeper-than-expected profit drop as equity losses from Air India pressured its latest results. Source link
European markets higher as U.S. government shutdown ends; Burberry jumps 7%
European stocks were higher on Thursday morning, tracking their global counterparts as the U.S. government shutdown came to an end. Source link
Starbucks workers union launches strike in at least 40 cities on chain's key holiday sales day
The strike could disrupt Starbucks’ key holiday season as it tries to carry out a turnaround under CEO Brian Niccol. Source link
China’s Singles' Day stumbles as frugal shoppers shrink the world’s biggest sale
This year’s Double 11 Shopping Festival saw sales jumping 14.2% year on year, slower than last year’s 26.6%. Source link
CNBC's Inside India newsletter: India’s millennial and Gen Z heirs are redefining family wealth. Startups are their bets
India’s next generation of wealthy families is steering billions into startup investing, accelerating a shift from traditional assets. Source link
Chinese tech giant Tencent's quarterly revenue rises 15%, fueled by AI
Tencent on Thursday posted 15% year-on-year revenue growth, with AI boosting the Chinese tech giant’s performance in advertising targeting and gaming. Source link
UK economy grows by a meager 0.1% in the third quarter, missing expectations
The data comes ahead of the British government’s highly anticipated Autumn Budget later this month. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: An AI and 'everything else' market in play in the U.S.
What investors would really like is if fork in the markets merges into one. That tends to be the safer path to take. Source link