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HONG KONG, CHINA – JULY 22: A pedestrian wearing a mask walks by an electronic screen displaying the Hang Seng Index on July 22, 2021 in Hong Kong, China. (Photo by Deng Qingle/China News Service via Getty Images)

Investors stay calm as the Fed and China soothe—and Amazon prepares to report

By Ian Mount and Sophie Mellor

Pedestrians walk along Wall Street near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., on Thursday, July 22, 2021. After a year of Zoom meetings and awkward virtual happy hours, New York’s youngest aspiring financiers have returned to the offices of the city’s investment banks, where they’re making the most of the in-person mentoring and networking they’ve lacked during the pandemic. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Markets brace for earnings Round 2 and investors are holding fire (for now)

By Ian Mount and Sophie Mellor

Guangdong Nuclear Aims To Build 6 Reactors In Taishan,Areva Says

How geo-political tensions are squeezing clean energy ambitions

By Sophie Mellor

FUYANG CITY, CHINA – 2021/07/02: An elderly stockholder looks at the stock market data on a computer screen in a security business hall.<br />
On the last trading day of this week, China’s A-shares opened lower, with major stock indexes all down. Among them, the Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Composite Index and Kechuang 50 index fell by nearly or more than 2% respectively, while the gem index fell by more than 3%. (Photo by Sheldon Cooper/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Investors put the squeeze on stocks, Bitcoin ahead of a monster earnings day for Big Tech

By Ian Mount and Sophie Mellor

MIAMI, FLORIDA – JUNE 04: Jack Dorsey creator, co-founder, and Chairman of Twitter and co-founder & CEO of Square speaks on stage at the Bitcoin 2021 Convention, a crypto-currency conference held at the Mana Convention Center in Wynwood on June 04, 2021 in Miami, Florida. The crypto conference is expected to draw 50,000 people and runs from Friday, June 4 through June 6th.

Bitcoin at $40k? Crypto jumps after signs more tech companies plan to use it

By Sophie Mellor

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Office workers to bosses: I’ll quit if I have to go full-time back to the office

By Sophie Mellor

This is what the average Bitcoin investor looks like now

By Sophie Mellor

Shares in consumer goods giant Unilever sunk on Thursday following a profit warning that stems from rising inflation.

Unilever is adding a new ingredient to its ice cream (and other products, too): inflation

By Sophie Mellor

Jeff Bezos' joy ride and the meme trail it left behind

Jeff Bezos’s historic rocket trip created one giant meme trail back on Earth

By Sophie Mellor

Digital generated image of golden deflated balloon in shape of bitcoin sign lying down on purple background.

Bitcoin at $22,000? Bearish calls intensify as the crypto selloff amps up

By Sophie Mellor

"Freedom Day": England Emerges From Lockdown

In England, concerns grow about a ‘notable gender split’ in Delta infections

By Sophie Mellor

Aerial photo taken on May 13, 2021 shows the view of the Baihetan hydropower station under construction in southwest China.<br />
Baihetan on the Jinsha River, the upper section of the Yangtze, straddles the southwest provinces of Yunnan and Sichuan.<br />
With a total installed capacity of 16 million kilowatts, it is the second-largest hydropower station in China in terms of installed capacity, second only to the Three Gorges Dam project in the central province of Hubei.<br />
The first batch of Baihetan’s generating units will go into operation in July 2021, and all units are expected to be operational by July 2022. (Photo by Jiang Wenyao/Xinhua via Getty Images) (Xinhua/Jiang Wenyao via Getty Images)

Is China’s Bitcoin crackdown cutting mining’s emissions—or shifting them somewhere else?

By Sophie Mellor

French President Emmanuel Macron is seen on a TV screen as he speaks during a televised address to the nation from the temporary Grand Palais in Paris on July 12, 2021. – Macron announced mandatory Covid jabs for healthcare staff and that ‘Covid pass’ will be needed in restaurants from August. (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / AFP) (Photo by LUDOVIC MARIN/AFP via Getty Images)

From free meatballs to forced jabs: How countries are pushing COVID shots as the vaccination curve flattens

By Katherine Dunn, David Meyer, and others

Italy v England - UEFA Euro 2020: Final

How the Euro Cup loss to Italy is impacting England and its markets

By Sophie Mellor

The England and Italy Badges

How the result of the England-Italy Euro Cup soccer final will boost or bust your stock portfolio

By Sophie Mellor