Monte dei Paschi Board Suspends CEO Amid Governance Dispute
The board of Italy's Monte dei Paschi bank suspended CEO Luigi Lovaglio after a minority shareholder proposed him for reappointment against the board's plans.
The board of Italy's Monte dei Paschi bank suspended CEO Luigi Lovaglio after a minority shareholder proposed him for reappointment against the board's plans.
Venezuela's oil production hit 1.1 million barrels per day in March while ExxonMobil has a team in the country assessing potential oil investment opportunities.

A Chevron station in Los Angeles is charging $8.31 per gallon for regular gasoline, nearly $3 above the city's average price.
Reliance Jio discusses investor stake sales for IPO while Diageo sells Royal Challengers Bengaluru cricket team for $1.8 billion.
BlackRock's Asia fund experiences borrower default while Blue Owl raises $400 million, highlighting diverse conditions in private credit markets.

Honda flags its first annual loss since 2009, driven by a massive $15.7 billion charge related to its electric vehicle operations and strategy changes.
Duke Energy upsized and completed a convertible senior notes offering, raising $1.3 billion instead of the initially planned $1 billion.

Ground beef prices have surged in recent years with further increases expected, while Colorado meatpacking workers negotiate higher wages.

Former Federal Reserve Vice Chair Roger Ferguson says stabilizing employment conditions provide positive signals for monetary policy decisions.
British digital bank Revolut reported pretax profit of £1.7 billion in 2025, up from £1.1 billion the previous year, driven by growing customer base.
Oil services company Baker Hughes agreed to sell its German-based Waygate testing technology unit to Sweden's Hexagon for approximately $1.45 billion.

Indian PM Modi highlighted strong economic fundamentals while Fed's Goolsbee expressed inflation worries amid global economic uncertainty.

British government borrowing costs have risen to their highest levels in over 100 years, making the UK the most expensive G7 nation to borrow money.

Carnival Cruise Line canceled reservations made during a website glitch that offered drastically reduced cruise fares.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell praised former Fed Chair Paul Volcker while South Korea's central bank appointed a new governor promising balanced monetary policy.
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