Rates are still too low to threaten the tech sector: Synovus' Dan Morgan

Water-Sipping Showers Are the Next Luxury Buy in a Parched World

High-tech recirculating showers, which sell for between $4,000 and $6,000, are hitting the market in Europe and are destined for the U.S.

China Summons AstraZeneca Over Probe in Altered Test Results

Chinese officials summoned AstraZeneca Plc executives in their investigation into alleged tampering by company employees of tumor patients’ gene-testing results to fraudulently claim reimbursement from national healthcare insurance funds.

An employee loads tools in to a van at the Octopus Energy Ltd.'s training and R&D centre in Slough, U.K., on Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2021. Octopus, backed by Al Gore's sustainability fund, is helping teach the plumbers to install heat pumps that will play a pivotal role in the U.K.’s strategy to have net-zero emissions by 2050. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg

U.K. Utility Octopus Energy Faces $134 Million Hit, FT Says

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 01: People walk through midtown Manhattan as crowds are slowly coming back to the area on October 01, 2021 in New York City. The Manhattan economy, like other large urban hubs in America, depends on workers returning to the office as Covid-19 begins to ebb as a health threat. Increasingly, large companies are staying remote or only requiring workers to come in a few days a week which will have severe effects on restaurants, bars, retail and other businesses that depend on foot traffic. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Charting Global Economy: Inflation Data Underscore Fed Urgency

(Bloomberg) -- The latest U.S. inflation readings reinforced the Federal Reserve’s recent urgency to begin raising interest rates, Germany’s economy shrank in the closing months of 2021 while Taiwan’s expansion powered ahead.

Rugby training shields advertising Steinhoff International Holdings NV sit in storage at the University of Stellenbosch rugby field in Stellenbosch, South Africa on Friday, Jan. 26, 2017. Markus Jooste, former CEO of Steinhoff International Holdings NV, is at the center of the accounting scandal that’s wiped some $14 billion off the retailer’s market value and roiled the wealthy enclave of Stellenbosch, where many prominent business leaders live, work and play. Photographer: Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg

Steinhoff Looking to Reduce Debt Costs With Further Asset Sales

(Bloomberg) -- Steinhoff International Holdings NV’s next priorities are to reduce debt interest-rate payments, sell a further stake in European retailer Pepco Group NV and list its U.S. and Australian units.

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