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Labor law: What the government plans to do with sick leave

The coalition wants to curb absenteeism - and makes it more difficult for employees to report sick. Medical representatives criticize the changes.

High-end camping and a capital raise: AutoCamp is banking on summer travel to fuel growth

AutoCamp offers Airstream suites, polished cabins, fire pits, design-forward amenities and access to iconic outdoor destinations.

What do you actually think AI is good for?

I am curious to see what people actually think the potential for AI's uses cases are. With so many people disliking AI and hoping for the "bubble" to pop, I would like to know how those people actually view AI as tool? Do you believe that AI is just about chatbot assistants, or do you think it's bigger than that? submitted by /u/Low-Tax6649 [link] [comments]

Execs Predict Where Henry Hub Price Will Land in Future

Executives from oil and gas firms revealed where they expect the Henry Hub natural gas price to be at various points in the future in the second quarter Dallas Fed Energy Survey.

Reforms: “Big Bang” for economic growth? The reform package in check

Tax reform, labor market, pensions: the coalition leaders have agreed on more than 30 resolutions. What an upswing these will bring – and where much more would be needed.

Sentinel a real-time dashboard tracking the 8 critical maritime chokepoints that control global shipping: Strait of Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez Canal, Strait of Malacca, Panama Canal, and more.

It shows: Live status per chokepoint (open / restricted / high risk) with 7-day traffic trends Which shipping lines have rerouted and where, with live carrier stock quotes Estimated daily cost of ongoing disruptions and freight rate surges A live intel feed pulled from maritime news An interactive world map with animated shipping routes and vessel tracking submitted by /u/DjuricX [link] [comments]

Comment: The new Fed chief is pushing his radical agenda

Kevin Warsh declares that only independence and price stability are inviolable. Everything else is up for debate and disposition - and in Sintra it becomes clear: he is already creating facts.

The People Who Have Influenced Me in Investing

I have been investing for 11 years now. But I owe a lot of the progress I've made to these people: Charles Ellis (Winning the Loser's Game) The comparison of tennis to the game of investing really stuck with me. In professional tennis, the winner is the one with the winning shots. In amateur tennis, the winner is the one who makes fewer mistakes and returns the balls. So I learned that, as an amateur investor, the goal is to minimize costs, taxes, and fees. I learned that index funds are the gam

When and how will China ease capital controls?

The China Securities Regulatory Commission recently fined three Hong Kong brokerages – Tiger Brokers, Futu Securities International and Longbridge Securities – over US$330 million for offering mainland investors access to overseas stocks without authorisation. This should not be misconstrued as a move to discourage overseas investment. It is merely an attempt to discourage mainland investors from illegal channels that violate China’s capital controls. This is evidenced by the fact that the...

Electricity grids: European Parliament ignites the approval turbo

The EU Parliament demands that new distribution networks be approved after one year. Approval will no longer be required for charging stations and small solar systems.

Are Guys also tired of generic AI giving you absolute diabolical wrong answers about your 10K??

So as you can read from the Header that AI is now everybody's go to tool to get through 10-K and so every time I do this I always reverify the data and questions I asked because let's be honest AI is good but not perfect and it does hallucinates numbers pretty much once I started noticing it is quite obvious so I ask it to give me the citations and then the page number is incorrect or the paragraph is off or the AI just couldn't corelate data and don't get me started on the tables part. Drop dow

OMV, Energie Steiermark Announce Early-Stage Austrian Geothermal Project

The Austrian companies unveiled a joint project to enable up to 670 gigawatt hours a year of heating capacity in the southeastern state of Styria.

Deutsche Post: Ministry wants to remove a tax advantage for the post office

Deutsche Post delivers billions of letters every year, the majority of which is company mail, whether advertising or invoices. Berlin plans could make your business more difficult in the future.

Living, renting, buying: How real estate prices are rising again

The asking prices for old buildings and new buildings are increasing. According to a new evaluation, however, the buyer's scope for negotiation is shrinking.

China says Beijing plane crash pilot wrote about suicide

India, Japan sign first defense co-development pact, boost AI, energy ties

Yen jumps into 160 range for first time in two weeks on intervention fears

Reforms: “Getting Germany afloat”: Coalition puts together reform package

The coalition members put the lid on their reform package quietly and without a night meeting. A lot depends on him - for the economy, the existence of the government alliance and the mood in the country.

European Union: Nadia Calviño in an interview: The woman who is driving Europe's capital market forward

Europe has talent, start-ups and research, but too little capital. Nadia Calviño heads the European Investment Bank and wants to change that. She explains her plan to the Handelsblatt.

SUV with extra power: Lamborghini is upping the ante: Urus SE now also available as a performant

Enough is never enough. Especially in a sports car, even if it is an SUV. That's why Lamborghini is now adding 146 hp to the Urus - and letting everyone see it.

China aims to ‘infiltrate’ US-Mexico-Canada trade deal, says American manufacturing group

China is trying to “infiltrate” the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement via Mexican automotive investments, a US manufacturing trade group said, as Washington indicated it would not renew the agreement that comes up for review this month. However, analysts cautioned that full decoupling from China’s automotive industry remains difficult, given North America’s continued dependence on Chinese-sourced motor vehicle components and Mexico’s legacy of export manufacturing plus quick access to the US...

Meta’s push into cloud computing means Wall Street has to prepare for lower margins

Meta appears poised to enter the cloud computing market in an effort to monetize its massive AI infrastructure.

India Fast-Tracks State Company Stake Sales to Cover Oil Shock Costs

India is accelerating a plan to sell stakes in major state-held companies as it looks to raise billions of U.S. dollars to plug the gap left by the oil shock from the Strait of Hormuz closure. The Indian government has identified eight state-owned companies in which it would seek stake sales in the coming months, including in major insurers and banks, sources with knowledge of the plan told Bloomberg on Thursday. The proceeds from the stake sales could be worth $1 billion each for some of the bi

Can Malaysia’s unity government survive a major BN win in state polls?

Knife-edge state polls in Johor and Negeri Sembilan may reconfigure Malaysian politics, as a regrouped Malay nationalist right seeks big wins to pressure Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim into calling an early election. Barisan Nasional (BN), the Malay-led bloc, is going head-to-head against Anwar’s Pakatan Harapan (PH) in the ballots to be held this month and next, in a move by a key government coalition member that could destabilise the prime minister’s fragile administration from within. Analysts.

Sky-high funding rates spell danger. Why this technical indicator suggests investors are too bullish

The last time equity financing rates were this high was back in the depths of the global financial crisis in 2008.

This fund manager bought Nvidia and SK Hynix and sold software before others. His simple message on AI: ‘Follow the money.’

Blue Whale Growth Fund manager exited software stocks before many others did.

Software manufacturer: SAP puts a brake on costs for AI conversion

SAP is tightening savings rules for hiring and business trips to free up funds for AI investments. The group is thus continuing its restructuring for the AI ​​era.

Thailand says photo of Macron kneeling before King Vajiralongkorn is AI-generated

Thailand’s foreign ministry denied on Thursday that French President Emmanuel Macron knelt before the country’s king during his state visit to Paris this week, after an AI-generated picture circulated online. King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida’s trip was the first official visit by a Thai monarch to France since 1960, marking the 170th anniversary of formal diplomatic relations between the two nations. During a state dinner at the presidential palace, Macron presented the 73-year-old...

SaaS sector fell below market valuation for the first time on record. Breaking down which names are actually cheap vs. just lower priced.

Hi r/investing, I'm the GM of the stock research side at Obermatt, a Swiss investment research firm that ranks stocks across 60+ markets on four factors (Value, Growth, Safety, Sentiment) relative to industry peers. Standard disclosure: this is our own research, sharing it here because I think the framework is useful for this community, not to sell anything. The AI-driven selloff pushed the entire SaaS sector below the broad market on forward earnings for the first time on record. That's a meani

Trade: China urges Germany to be fair after meeting with Reiche

China's Trade Minister Wang spoke to Economics Minister Reiche about trade policy. Beijing is now demanding help from Germany in dealing with the EU.