Semafor business

The Switzerland-based Bank for International Settlements noted in a new report that consumers across the globe expect steep price increases in the next year.

US President Donald Trump’s pause on his ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs ends July 9.

The insurance company CEO is doubling down after a backlash to his call to overcome the country’s divisions.

The aim is to make it easier for companies to repatriate their profits.

Culture change was key to turning the legacy telecoms company into a trusted network for AI, says CEO Kate Johnson.

The gay dating app’s stock has more than doubled as its CEO pushes teams to ‘go through all the pain’ of a startup.

Anna Wintour, arguably one of fashion’s most influential figures, is reportedly leaving her post as editor-in-chief of American Vogue after 37 years.

Wall Street’s business community looks poised to rally behind Adams, dogged by corruption and low japproval ratings, to keep Zohran Mamdani from winning November’s general election.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Shell was in early talks to acquire BP, leading to a spike in the latter’s stock price.

Gulf countries aren’t as rich or liquid as the gilded palaces suggest. They need Wall Street — and Wall Street needs them, a growing relationship that’s now top of mind for executives watching tensions simmer.

It’s as much fears about personal income tax as Mamdani’s posture on the conflict in Israel.

Semafor talks with Admiral James Stavridis, ex-NATO commander and now Carlyle vice chair, about investing after a ceasefire, assuming it holds.