Europe's Spending Surge Will Not Make Debt Unsustainable - ECB

Governments are running up record deficits this year to keep their economies going amid partial lockdowns and public debt will exceed 100% of GDP this year, with further small rises seen next year and in 2022.

Intel's Margins Tumble As Customers Shift To Cheaper Chips, Shares Slide 10%

Revenue from Intel's data-center business fell 7% to $5.9 billion in the reported quarter versus analyst of $6.21 billion

Gold Inches Higher On Subdued Dollar; Trump-Biden Debate In Focus

Spot gold was up 0.1% at $1,861.16 per ounce by 0703 GMT. U.S. gold futures were down 0.3% at $1,861.60.

Ryanair Cuts Capacity Further, Citing Travel Restrictions

Ryanair flew about 12 million passengers in the first five months of the current financial year and has yet to release data for September.

TAC Security strengthens core team with Chris Fisher’s appointment as the new CMO

TAC Security has already established strong roots in the US market by adding large enterprises and Fortune 500 companies for its product ESOF and it will help us to build to root stronger in the global market with industry veterans.

Corporations Will Assume Burden Of Safety, Raising Costs Post-COVID: Moody's

Investments required to change their sales approach, supply chains and operating strategies will weigh on retailers' capital plans and profits.

South Korea's SK Bioscience In Deal With AstraZeneca On Vaccine

South Korea's health ministry arranged discussions between the two companies and will also begin discussions with AstraZeneca to introduce the vaccine to the country

Let India Awake Into That Heaven Of Freedom

Indians are protesting that their governments are not accountable to the people. This is the core demand of the anti-corruption movements

Governments Now In Crosshairs Of Cyber Attackers

While high profile cyber attacks against corporations have grabbed headlines in recent years, the past year has seen a significant number of government agencies targeted by hacktivists

Governments Shouldn't Count On Low Oil Prices: IEA