Sun International’s lucky escape
Investors cheer as Sun International dodges debt and declining land-based gaming revenues.
The hidden cost of convenience
How your data pulls in hundreds of billions of dollars for app and social media companies.
The great Bitcoin power shift has large holders dumping 500 000 coins
While the whales cut exposure, ETFs, treasury companies and other institutions combined have absorbed nearly 900 000 coins in the past year.
How much does a heat wave cost?
Insurers and CEOs want to know.
Money lessons you wish you had learned sooner
Not all debt is bad.
In ‘risk-on’ markets, BlackRock favours US stocks over Europe
US stocks trail European peers this year.
A historic estate on the banks of the Hudson River is on sale for $8.35m
The house was built by Charles Livingston, a member of the New York State Senate and great-grandson of Robert Livingston, the first lord of Livingston Manor.
Hedge fund strategy built on catastrophes taps a hot new trend
Parametric insurance is surging in popularity.
Visa, Mastercard race to tame a $253bn crypto threat
The incumbents are suddenly on the defensive.
Trump trade war fuels use of currency options as hedge in Europe
Companies’ increasing use of options for hedging is just one of the many ways Trump’s tariffs are re-shaping activity in financial markets.