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12-Fold Rise In Stocks On Debut For Chinese Medical Firm At Shenzhen Exchange
After getting listed at the Shenzhen stock exchange in China, stocks of a Chinese medical firm soared nearly 12-fold on its debut as investors saw potential in the company’s products during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Share of Contec Medical Systems,… Read More ›
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Online Shopping Surge Results In Japanese Credit Card Firms Running Out Of Card Numbers
A surge in online shopping in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic in Japan has resulted in a shortage of credit card numbers in the country. According to a report published by the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper, coming up with… Read More ›
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Stocks In Exxon, Chevron And Rio Tinto Divested By Major Investment Firm
Its stocks in some of the world’s biggest oil companies and miners that have been held responsible for lobbying against climate action have been dumped by a Nordic hedge fund worth more than $90bn. As a part of its new… Read More ›
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Autonomous self-driving startup Luminar Technologies Inc to go public for $3.4 billion
On Monday, Luminar Technologies Inc, an autonomous vehicle startup stated, it has decided to go public by merging with blank-check firm Gores Metropoulos Inc in a deal worth around $3.4 billion. The deal includes $400 million of cash from Gores… Read More ›
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Rio Tinto trims bonuses of CEO and senior executives following destruction of ancient historic caves
On Monday, in a statement Rio Tinto said it will trim the short-term bonuses of its CEO as well as two other senior executives following a review of the company’s destruction of two historic caves in Australia in May which… Read More ›
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Chairman of Australian wealth manager AMP Ltd resigns
On Monday, Australian wealth manager AMP Ltd stated, its chairman had resigned and the CEO of its funds management unit will be demoted, following concerns about alleged inappropriate conduct by the latter. In June 2020, AMP’s board, chaired by David… Read More ›
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Michel Barnier Of EU Says UK-EU Trade Deal ‘Seems Unlikely’
It “seems unlikely” at this stage that a trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union would be possible after Brexit, said the negotiator for the EU. He was “disappointed” and “concerned”, said Michel Barnier while speaking after… Read More ›
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