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Hong Kong Leader Defends Covid Flight Ban Policy

Hong Kong leader defends Covid flight ban policy

Walmart's Flipkart Raises IPO Valuation Target To $60-70 Billion, Eyes 2023 Listing-sources

Walmart's Indian e-commerce company Flipkart has internally raised its IPO valuation target by around a third to $60-70 billion, and now plans a U.S.

The Race To Dominate Satellite Internet Heats Up

The competition over satellite internet is about to rapidly intensify with companies like Starlink vying for the low Earth orbit market

The race to dominate satellite internet heats up

Signage is seen outside a William Hill betting shop in Manchester, Britain, September 9, 2021.

Online Gambling Firm 888 Soars On Deal To Pay Less For William Hill Assets

British online gambling firm 888 will pay a smaller price to buy William Hill's international assets from U.S.-based owner Caesars Entertainment, the companies said on Thursday, citing changes in economic and regulatory conditions.

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The German share price index DAX graph is pictured at the stock exchange in Frankfurt, Germany, February 15, 2022.

Analysis-Guns And Power: Positioning For New Era In European Stocks

A month of the war in Ukraine briefly erased a year's worth of gains for European equities but the continent's bourses have quickly recovered as investors have poured money into sectors such as energy and defence which are poised to benefit from one of the deepest policy shifts in the region in decades.

Platforms like Roblox have already taken kids away from TV, with half of 9-12-year-olds using it at least once a week

The Metaverse Threat: 'TV Will Die With Its Audience'

The metaverse threat: 'TV will die with its audience'

Coins and banknotes of China's yuan are seen in this illustration picture taken February 24, 2022.

Bearish Bets On Asian FX Ease As Central Banks Tilt Towards Rate Hikes - Reuters Poll

Bearish bets on most Asian currencies eased as regional central banks sought to normalise policy due to surging inflation, while investors turned bullish on Singapore dollar for the first time in over a month, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.

A screen displays a stock chart at a work station on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., April 6, 2022.

Stock Rebound Wobbles As Investors Zero In On Hawkish Fed

The rebound that saw U.S. stocks surge from last month's lows has started to falter, as investors factor in faster monetary policy tightening by the Federal Reserve, soaring inflation and ongoing geopolitical upheaval stemming from the war in Ukraine.

Russian rouble banknotes are seen in this illustration picture taken in Moscow, September 30, 2014.

Analysis-Russia Debt Investors In Limbo As Default Risk Increases

Investors in Russia's international bonds face an increasingly uncertain path to recover their money should Russia ultimately default, while the country itself would face increased financial isolation and hurdles to regain investor confidence.

Inmates are seen on the roof of the CRS Turi prison after a riot in Cuenca, Ecuador, on April 3, 2022.At least 12 people died in a prison riot early Sunday in southern Ecuador, the president's office said, the latest outburst of deadly violence in the Sou

Ecuador's Deadly Prison Riots Show No Signs Of Slowing

Ecuador's deadly prison riots show no signs of slowing

It took only one day after Russia's February 24 invasion of Ukraine for Uzbekistan to launch a one-stop government relocation programme for IT specialists and companies

Fleeing Russians Help Uzbekistan Chase IT Dreams

Fleeing Russians help Uzbekistan chase IT dreams

In this file photo taken on January 27, 2002, a detainee from Afghanistan cleans himself as another detainee looks out from his enclosure at the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Arab Israelis Flock To West Bank To Choose Babies' Sex

Arab Israelis flock to West Bank to choose babies' sex

(OFFICIAL)-Japan Start-up To Offer Fleet Service Using China's Geely EVs

A Japanese battery start-up said on Thursday it would launch a commercial fleet service using electric vehicles from China's Geely Holding Group, joining a growing field of services aimed at helping companies reduce their carbon footprint.

Japan Start-up To Offer Fleet Service Using China's Geely EVs

A Japanese battery start-up said on Thursday it would launch a commercial fleet service using electric vehicles from China's Geely Auto Group, joining a growing field of services aimed at helping companies reduce their carbon footprint.

The best picture Oscar for 'CODA' was a first not just for a movie with a largely deaf cast, but for a film from a streaming service

Streamers Come Of Age After 'CODA' Oscar Win

Streamers come of age after 'CODA' Oscar win

Red Bull's Max Verstappen is looking to build on his win in Saudi Arabia

Verstappen Wary Of Revamped Australian GP Circuit As Leclerc Looms

Verstappen wary of revamped Australian GP circuit as Leclerc looms

A man wearing a protective mask, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, walks past an electronic board displaying Japan's Nikkei index and various countries' stock market index prices outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan, February 22, 2022.

Stocks Rally Late, 10-yr U.S. Treasury Yield Touches 3-yr High

Stock indexes mostly rose on Thursday as investors snapped up beaten-down shares, while the U.S.

Bond Yields Snap 4-day Rising Streak, Offer Respite To Stocks

U.S. Treasury bond yields slipped from multi-year highs on Thursday, offering some respite to equities after Federal Reserve minutes released the previous day reinforced the rate-hike momentum already priced into markets.

Asia Shares Slide On Hawkish Fed, China Worries, Dollar Holds Firm

Asian shares retreated on Thursday, in line with a global selloff, as markets were spooked by more aggressive noises from U.S.

A gas pump is seen hanging from the ceiling at a petrol station in Seoul June 27, 2011.

Oil Gains $1 As Emergency Oil Release Seen As Band-aid

International Energy Agency member countries agreed to release 60 million barrels on top of a 180 million-barrel release announced by the United States last week to help drive down prices in a tight market following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Samsung Electronics expects operating profits for the first quarter to rise 50.3 percent

Samsung Forecasts Q1 Operating Profit Up 50.3% Year-on-year

Samsung forecasts Q1 operating profit up 50.3% year-on-year

3D printed Natural Gas Pipes are placed on displayed U.S. and Russian flags in this illustration taken, January 31, 2022.

US Shale Gas, LNG Firms Meet European Countries Over Supply Crisis

At least a dozen U.S. shale gas executives on Wednesday held discussions with European energy officials on increasing U.S.

U.S. Shale Gas, LNG Firms Meet With European Countries Over Supply Crisis

At least a dozen U.S. shale gas executives met on Wednesday with European energy officials to discuss expanding U.S. fuel supplies to Europe amid a scramble to replace Russian imports.

U.S. dollar notes are seen in this November 7, 2016 picture illustration.

U.S. Dollar To Stay Dominant So Long As Fed Stays Hawkish: Reuters Poll

The U.S. dollar will remain dominant for now so long as the Federal Reserve stays a hawkish course on interest rate hikes and its intentions to unload some of its pandemic-related bond purchases, according to a Reuters poll of forex strategists.

Buffett's Berkshire Reveals Stake In HP; Shares Surge Almost 10%

The investment gives Berkshire a roughly 11.4% stake in HP, worth about $4.2 billion based on the personal computing and printing company's closing stock price on Wednesday of $34.91.

An Airbus A321neo during the 52nd Paris Air Show at Le Bourget airport near Paris, France, June 21, 2017.

Airbus, Qatar Jetliner Feud Enters UK Court Spotlight

Airbus and Qatar Airways are set to face each other in court as a dispute over billions of dollars of jets enters a theatrical phase and rattles some airline leaders.

Samsung Electronics Q1 Profit Tops Market Expectations On Solid Chip Demand

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd reported on Thursday an estimated 50% jump in quarterly operating earnings to post its highest first-quarter profit since 2018, beating expectations as solid demand underpinned prices for memory chips.

Samsung Electronics Estimates First-quarter Profit Jumped 50% On Solid Chip Demand

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Thursday reported a 50% jump in quarterly operating earnings to post its highest first-quarter profit since 2018, as solid demand underpinned prices for memory chips.

Pilots operate a JL-10 advance trainer jet of Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air ForceÂ at the China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, or Airshow China, in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, China September 28, 2021.

Boeing 737 MAX Lands In China Amid Uncertainty Over Model's Return

A Boeing Co 737 MAX meant for China Eastern Airlines subsidiary Shanghai Airlines landed in Shanghai on Thursday, flight tracking websites showed, amid uncertainty over when the model will resume flying in China.

Boeing shares fell on worries the fatal crash of one of its jets in China could delay the resumption of 737 MAX deliveries in the country

Boeing 737 MAX Jet Resumes China Journey Amid Uncertainty Over Model's Return

A Boeing Co 737 MAX meant for China Eastern Airlines subsidiary Shanghai Airlines is flying from Guam to Shanghai on Thursday, flight tracking websites showed, amid uncertainty over when the model will resume flying in China.

A smoker picks a Japan Tobacco (JT) Inc.'s Mevius Lights cigarette in Tokyo, Japan May 12, 2017.

Explainer: How Is Japan's Government Connected With Russia's Biggest Cigarette Maker?

Japan's government has severed banking and trade ties with Russia over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, but a tobacco company in which it owns a one-third stake is still operating there and churning out Winston and Camel brand cigarettes.

British five pound banknotes are seen in this picture illustration taken November 14, 2017.

One In Five Top UK Bankers Have Gained From 'Non-dom' Tax Status - Study

More than one in five bankers earning at least 125,000 pounds ($164,000) a year in Britain have benefited from non-domiciled tax status, as have many high-paid workers in other sectors, a study showed on Thursday.

Walgreens To Offer 12 More Of Its Public 'Health Corner' Locations In California

Walgreens and Blue Shield of California are creating more access to health care needs for people in Los Angeles and San Fransisco by adding 12 more 'Health Corner' locations.