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Exclusive: Nasdaq Files With SEC For IPO Alternative To Raise Funds
Exchange operator Nasdaq Inc has filed with U.S. regulators to change its rules to enable companies that debut on the stock market through a direct listing to raise capital, as an alternative to an initial public offering.
Global Stocks Rise, Spurred By Hopes For COVID Treatment
Global shares were mostly higher Tuesday as investors hung onto hopes the coronavirus pandemic may come under control with vaccines and treatments being developed.
Gold Holds Steady As Investors Look To Powell's Speech
Gold held steady on Tuesday as a softer dollar offset pressure from an equity rally while investors stayed away from taking big positions ahead of U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech later this week.
LVMH And Tiffany Push Back Deal Deadline By Three Months - Source
French luxury goods giant LVMH and U.S. jewellery chain Tiffany will give themselves another three months to complete their $16.2 billion (12.41 billion pounds) tieup after the deal did not close on the Aug. 24 date set out in deal documents, a source f...
Wall Street Rides Bull Market Momentum, S&P, Nasdaq On Course For New Highs
Wall Street gained on Monday, setting the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq on track for record closing highs as optimism over potential medical advances in the war against the coronavirus pandemic helped keep investors in a buying mood.
Liz Weston: The 2 Costs That Can Make Or Break Your Nest Egg
If you earn a decent income but have trouble saving, the culprits could be the roof over your head and the car in your driveway.
Singapore's Core Inflation Gauge Hits Lowest In Over A Decade
Singapore's core inflation gauge fell to its lowest level in more than a decade in July, official data showed on Monday, amid soft consumer spending due to the coronavirus pandemic and a steep fall in electricity prices.
Hit Hard by Covid-19 Outbreak, Bengal Weavers Migrate to Other Places for Jobs
A handloom machine, locally called 'tant', could be found in every household in Shantipur, Phulia and Samudragarh areas where weaving is the traditional occupation.
Energy Firms Shut 58% Of U.S. Gulf Of Mexico Oil Output Due To Twin Storm Threat
Energy firms shut 57.6%, or 1.07 million barrels per day (bpd), of offshore crude oil production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico because of the twin threat from Hurricane Marco and Tropical Storm Laura, the U.S. government said on Sunday.
Chinese Banks To Post First First-half Profit Drop In Over A Decade Amid Pandemic Pain
Some of China's largest banks are set to post their first drop in firsthalf profits since the global financial crisis, hit by a surge in bad debt and higher loanloss provisions due to the coronavirus pandemic, analysts and official data indicate.
Aditya Birla Sun Life Insurance Open to Consolidation, Says MD Kamlesh Rao
Rao said the company's business in the first quarter of the fiscal was good and it expects to continue the momentum.
412 Infrastructure Projects Show Cost Overruns of Rs 4.11 Lakh Crore Due to Delays
The expenditure incurred on these projects till June 2020 is Rs 11,21,435.29 crore, which is 45.27 per cent of the anticipated cost.
Oil Firms Evacuate Staff, Curb Offshore Production Ahead Of Twin Storms
Oil producers on Saturday shut 13% of crude oil production ahead of tropical storms Laura and Marco that are forecast to grind up the Gulf of Mexico in coming days, U.S. government data showed.
Forex Reserves Down by $2.94 Billion to $535.25 Billion
The foreign exchange kitty had crossed the half-a-trillion mark for the first time in the week ended June 5, 2020, after it had swelled by USD 8.223 billion to stand at USD 501.703 billion.
S&P 500 flat as tech boost counters data gloom
The S&P 500 index was little changed on Thursday as gains in heavyweight tech stocks offset gloom over downbeat data that underlined the Federal Reserve's view of a difficult road to recovery.
US Weekly Jobless Claims Top 1 Million in Setback to Labor Market Recovery
The number of Americans filing a new claim for unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly back above the 1 million mark last week, a setback for a struggling U.S. job market crippled by the coronavirus pandemic.