JPMorgan shares pull back by 4% even after fourth-quarter profit tops estimates
Analysts have pointed to a lending rebound in the fourth quarter, driven by demand from corporations and credit card borrowers.
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Australia records first 123.26°F day since 1960
60 Minutes archive: A Continent on Fire Australia recorded one of its hottest days on record, with a coastal town reaching a temperature the nation had not seen since 1960. …
Boris Johnson’s leadership on a knife-edge amid calls for him to resign over lockdown ‘parties’
A scandal over “parties” held at Downing Street, an allegedly in other government departments during Covid lockdowns, could bring down Johnson’s leadership.
Why there’s fear that the Bosnian War could reignite
“Butcher of Bosnia” found guilty London — More than 25 years after a brutal war tore Bosnia apart and left more than 100,000 people dead, the country is once again …
UK PM Boris Johnson admits attending Downing Street lockdown drinks party, resists calls to resign
The bombshell revelation has prompted an enormous public backlash and destabilized Johnson’s premiership once again.
Kazakhstan uprising quashed, Russian troops set to head home
Dozens reportedly dead amid Kazakhstan unrest Moscow — Russian-led forces will start withdrawing from Kazakhstan this week after helping to quash protests that were sparked by gas price rises, but quickly …
Goldman’s David Kostin says a tech disconnect is the ‘single greatest mispricing’ in U.S. stocks
A tech stock derating likely has further to go, according to Goldman Sachs’ Chief U.S. Equity Strategist David Kostin.
As the U.S. and Russia talk, Ukraine braces for another invasion
Ukrainian forces gear for possible invasion Eastern Ukraine — U.S. and Russian diplomats were meeting on Monday in Geneva, Switzerland, to try to defuse a potential military showdown in Ukraine. The …
‘Zero trust’ and mutual dislike: Why hopes to resolve U.S.-Russia tensions are low as talks kick off
Tensions remain higher than ever over Ukraine but both sides have already warned prospects for a resolution are low.
Sweet spots
Sweet spots Correspondent Lucy Craft reports on a beloved but vanishing institution: the “dagashiya,” or corner penny candy store, a cherished part of growing up in Japan. View CBS News …