About Globe And Street
Global business and finance news in short stories that are checked before they are published.
Globe And Street reports the news of global business and finance every day: markets, the economy and policy, companies, listings and deals, energy and commodities, digital assets and technology.
It is written for readers who follow money and markets and want the facts of a story quickly. Each story is short, says what happened, and is checked before it goes on the site.
What we cover
Globe And Street has nine sections:
- World: World events that matter to business readers: diplomacy, sanctions, elections and trade.
- Markets: Stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities, and what moved them.
- Economy & Policy: Growth, inflation, jobs, central banks, trade policy and regulation.
- Companies: Earnings, guidance, leadership changes, launches and legal action.
- IPO & Deals: Listings, mergers, buyouts, venture and growth funding.
- Energy & Commodities: Oil, gas, power, renewables, metals and agriculture.
- Crypto & Digital Assets: Digital assets, exchanges, stablecoins and the rules that govern them.
- Finance: Banks, insurers, asset managers, payments and the regulation of finance.
- Tech: AI, chips, big tech, software, cyber security and platform rules.
How the stories are made
Each story starts from a report, an announcement or a press release that someone else has already published. We write our own short account of its facts, in our own words, and check the names, numbers and quotes against that report before the story is published. The editorial policy explains the checks.
Who answers for the stories
Every story carries the name of a member of the Globe And Street editorial team. Meet them on the team page.
Globe And Street reports prices, rates and deals as they were published. It does not predict them.
What Globe And Street is not
- It is not investment advice. Stories report prices, rates and deals as they were published; they do not tell you what to buy or sell.
- It does not publish opinion or commentary.
- It does not publish price targets, trading tips or predictions of where a price will go.
Contact
To report a mistake, ask about advertising or send a message, use the contact page.