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ubs ceo announces continued job cuts to achieve cost savings
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti announced ongoing job cuts as the bank aims to reduce costs by an additional $5.5 billion following its acquisition of Credit Suisse. The workforce, which grew to about 120,000, has already decreased by 10,000, with efforts to rely on voluntary departures to mitigate redundancies. Key savings will also come from decommissioning Credit Suisse's outdated IT systems, with significant changes expected this year.
ubs ceo announces continued job cuts to reduce costs after credit suisse acquisition
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti announced plans for further job cuts as the bank aims to reduce costs by an additional $5.5 billion following its acquisition of Credit Suisse. While redundancies are deemed "inevitable," the bank will prioritize voluntary departures.
ubs ceo considers leaving climate finance alliance amid political pressures
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti is evaluating the possibility of withdrawing from a significant climate-finance alliance, following a trend among Wall Street firms responding to growing political pressures. He emphasized the need for a careful analysis, noting the challenges of implementing uniform climate strategies across diverse global regions.
Elon Musk joins Trump in discussing Google and identity verification challenges
The legal battle against Google, initiated four years ago, has sparked debate over the tech giant's market dominance and its relationship with China. While some, including Trump allies like Peter Thiel, advocate for breaking up Google, others argue for fairer practices without dismantling the company. The ongoing discourse highlights the complexities of Big Tech's influence and the emergence of viable search alternatives.
trump's tariff promise sparks mixed reactions among midwest business leaders
Former President Donald Trump's advocacy for tariffs has garnered enthusiastic support from many Midwest businesspeople, despite warnings from mainstream economists about the potential negative impacts on global trade. In a recent interview, Trump discussed how an "America First" approach could yield short-term economic benefits, even at the risk of long-term consequences for the U.S.'s global standing.
trump tariffs could increase inflation and interest rates warns financial expert
Extreme tariffs proposed by Donald Trump could disrupt disinflation efforts and lead to higher U.S. interest rates, according to Tim Adams, head of the Institute of International Finance. He warned that while some inflationary impacts might be absorbed in the short term, the overall economic package could exert upward pressure on prices. As Trump positions himself as a change candidate focused on protectionism, analysts express concerns about his potential isolationist policies compared to his opponent, Kamala Harris, who is expected to engage more with the global community.
economic growth strategies face skepticism over reliance on tariffs
As Europe and North America grapple with debt and aging populations, the focus on economic growth has intensified. However, proposed solutions, such as large tariffs advocated by former President Trump, face skepticism from economists who argue that tariffs typically burden consumers and fail to stimulate growth effectively.
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