Friday 15 April 2022

Reuters Business: U.S. Treasuries show foreign inflows in February for 4th month

U.S. Treasuries show foreign inflows in February for 4th month

Net foreign inflows into Treasuries rose for a fourth straight month in February in the amount of $75.3 billion, data from the U.S. Treasury department showed on Friday.

Elon Musk deals Twitter a wild card as shareholders seek reforms

Elon Musk, Twitter's newest big shareholder, could alter the course of the social media company as management battles a set of proxy proposals focused on topics from civil rights to politics at its upcoming annual meeting, shareholder activists and corporate governance experts said.

Twitter adopts 'poison pill' as challenger to Musk emerges

Twitter Inc adopted a 'poison pill' on Friday to limit Elon Musk's ability to raise his stake in the social media platform, as a buyout firm emerged to challenge his $43 billion bid for the company.

Belarus bans EU-registered trucks from entering country

Belarus on Friday announced a ban on trucks registered in the European Union from entering its territory, Interfax news agency quoted the transport ministry as saying.

Buyout firm Thoma Bravo approaches Twitter with acquisition interest

Buyout firm Thoma Bravo LP has contacted Twitter Inc to express interest in putting together an acquisition offer that would rival Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk's $43 billion bid, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.

U.S. SEC announces asset freeze against those allegedly behind nearly $450 mln Ponzi scheme

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday announced charges and an asset freeze against several Las Vegas-area individuals and companies allegedly behind a nearly $450 million Ponzi scheme.

Autos rebound fuels U.S. manufacturing output gain in March

A sharp rebound in automotive output in March spurred a third straight monthly gain in U.S. factory activity, perhaps signaling the worst of the production woes that have dogged the motor vehicle industry over the last year may have passed.

Sanction fears deter Russian brokerages from adopting Sberbank's clients - sources

Fears of being targeted by Western sanctions are deterring Russian brokerages from helping Sberbank by hosting its clients' accounts with foreign stocks holdings, three financial market sources told Reuters.

Michael Barr faces long to-do list as the U.S. Fed's next Wall Street cop

U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday said he would nominate former Treasury official Michael Barr to be the Federal Reserve's Wall Street cop, replacing Sarah Bloom Raskin, who withdrew in March.

Why Musk's Buffett-like playbook won't work on Twitter

Investment bankers, investors and analysts said Elon Musk needed a blowout bid and more details on his financing for his take-it-or-leave-it strategy to work.

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