Get the latest business, tech, and current affairs updates with our Live News section. Airbnb shares climbed after reporting strong quarterly revenue and a positive outlook. Meanwhile, Russian stocks soared following a phone call between President Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin discussing potential peace talks in Ukraine.
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For the January-to-March quarter, it sees the key metric of nights and experiences booked growing at a “relatively stable” pace compared to the same period last year, which saw a roughly 8.5 per cent gain not including Leap Day, the company said in a statement Thursday. Bullion traded around $2,934 an ounce, putting it on track for a seventh week of gains — its longest run since August 2020.8.55 - TikTok returns on Apple, Google US app stores as Trump delays ban TikTok reappeared on Apple and Google’s US app stores on Thursday after Donald Trump delayed a ban on the Chinese-owned social media platform and assured the tech giants they would not face penalties for hosting it.
In an interview at the Élysée Palace, shortly after Trump and Vladimir Putin agreed to hold urgent peace talks, the French president stressed the need for Europe to strengthen its defence and economy.8.05 - Irish markets open Dublin’s Iseq All Share opened sightly in the red, down 0.05 per cent in early trading to 10,380.95.
Douglas Stransky, the head of Sullivan & Worcester’s international tax practice, said the urgency of implementing a global minimum rate has been reduced by Trump’s decision to rebuff the OECD framework.7.30 - Businesses contacted by Stubbs Gazette over late Dublin Town fees Dublin businesses have started receiving letters warning of legal action and potential inclusion in Stubbs Gazette over unpaid fees owed to Dublin Town, the city’s business improvement body.
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