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UBS hired two technology investment bankers in New York from Bank of America, according to a memo seen by Reuters on Thursday.

Credit Suisse's $440 million London lawsuit against Japan's SoftBank Group Corp kicked off on Thursday over losses linked to Greensill Capital, with the collapsed finance firm's founder Lex Greensill expected to give evidence next week.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UBS Investment Bank today announced coupon payments for 5 ETRACS Exchange Traded Notes traded on the NYSE Arca and expected coupon payments for 3 ETRACS Exchange Traded Notes traded on NASDAQ (together, the “ETNs”). NYSE Ticker ETN Name and Prospectus Supplementa Coupon Valuation Date Ex-Date Record Date Payment Date Coupon Amount Payment Schedule Current Yield (annualized) b HDLB ETRACS Monthly Pay 2xLeveraged US High Dividend Low Volatility ETN Series B 5/30/2025 6/.

It’s been a stormy start to summer on the markets. Trade tensions are once again flaring, with US President Donald Trump ratcheting up tariffs on steel and aluminium, sending a shiver through global equity markets. China has promised a firm response, while courts in Washington bicker over whether the tariffs are even legal. No surprise, then, that investors have turned cautious. Yet, dig a little deeper and a different picture emerges. According to UBS’s latest market outlook, the overall direction of travel still favours equities over the next 12 months, especially in the United States. Earnings growing Earnings are growing, interest rates could be heading lower again, and even geopolitical posturing might be more bark than bite. UBS’s call is simple: don’t get blown off course by the headlines. Instead, think long term and phase into the market gradually, particularly into high-quality US stocks and sectors driving innovation. That advice comes with good reason. Corporate ear

Dollar General Corp (NYSE: DG) rallied more than 15% this morning after reporting better-than-expected earnings for its fiscal Q1.   Investors have rewarded the DG share because the retailer raised its full-year guidance as well, indicating Americans are turning to discount stores amidst fears of a slowdown ahead.

There’s a reason the old cliché about America sneezing still gets wheeled out: it holds up. A new note from UBS flags that recession risks in the United States are quietly ticking higher again, and while nothing’s broken yet, the cracks are starting to show. UBS tracks three main recession indicators: real-world data, credit conditions and the shape of the US yield curve. And all of them are moving in the same direction. Not alarmingly so, but enough to suggest the so-called “soft landing” might not be the final word on the story. Real-world Let’s start with the real economy. UBS’s preferred tracker is built entirely from hard data: production, employment, capital spending, housing, income and consumption. Not a PMI or sentiment survey in sight. This model had flagged trouble back in 2022, only to reverse course in late 2023 as the economy stabilised. But that recovery has since fizzled out. April data, in particular, showed broad-based weakness across all the usual suspec

Michael Lasser, UBS, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk the bull case for dollar stores.

A Zurich-based law firm has filed a complaint with the Swiss Federal Supreme Court challenging a tribunal's delay in addressing investors' claim on the write-down of Credit Suisse bonds, a legal filing seen by Reuters shows.

UBS' arm is set to sell its $11B O'Connor unit to Cantor Fitzgerald, sharpening its focus post-Credit Suisse merger amid Swiss capital pressures.

UBS (UBS) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?