Hints and tips:
...Their relationship changed after he graduated from Columbia in 2006 and travelled to New Zealand to continue his studies....
...But the sheer audacity that newly-public court documents reveal about the actions of V Ashok, the chief financial officer of Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance, is something else. Here’s the backdrop....
...The historically tech-focused group led by Egon Durban recently cut a fresh deal with AMC to keep it afloat....
...Asia-Pacific equities were mostly higher on Monday but Tokyo stocks were lagging as concerns from a fresh round of trade war rhetoric between the US and China over the weekend appeared to have largely dissipated...
...Shares in Santos surged to 32-month high on Tuesday after Harbour Energy made a fresh bid for the company....
...“A new owner of the assets represents a clean break as well as a healthy premium for recent equity investors.”...
...China, Taiwan and South Korea markets are among the Asia markets closed for the Lunar New Year holiday....
...The New Zealand dollar was down 0.7 per cent on Friday, having already shed as much as 2 per cent on Thursday after opposition leader Jacinda Ardern secured the support of the nationalist New Zealand First...
...International benchmark Brent crude was at a fresh two-year high on Monday, up 0.4 per cent in Asia trading at $62.30 a barrel. West Texas Intermediate, the US marker, was up 0.4 per cent at $58.85....
...Oil prices rose on Tuesday amid fresh speculation that Opec-led production cuts might be extended, with international benchmark Brent settling at $58.33 a barrel, up 1.7 per cent on the day....
...The New Zealand dollar was starting to drop, off 0.2 per cent at $0.6952 after a suite of policy announcements from incoming prime minister Jacinda Ardern....
...After an uneven session in the US, the S&P 500 managed to gain 0.1 per cent to close at a fresh record on Thursday while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite ended flat....
...The prime minister’s ruling Liberal Democratic party-led coalition secured a two-thirds parliamentary “super majority” that gave him a fresh mandate for “Abenomics”, and the chance to pursue his agenda of...
...On Wall Street overnight, strong gains for energy stocks and a burst of deal activity in the tech sector helped equities indices inch to fresh record highs in early trade, although the underlying mood was...
...US president Donald Trump said on Tuesday that North Korea would be “met with fire and fury like the world has never seen”, escalating his rhetoric against the nuclear aspirant following fresh reports about...
...Shares in Ten surged last month as a proposal by Canberra to abolish media ownership restraints and make a number of other changes sparked expectations of a wave of consolidation in the sector....
...The most recent wave of Chinese investment has also been supercharged by a corruption investigation that has swept Brazil, analysts say....
...It has shut down one of its main engineering sites, making about 40 staff redundant, and put the V-Charge on ice....
...(FT) US exchanges: the ‘speed bump’ battle War has broken out in the US stock market. On one side is the establishment, led by the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq....
...Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 was down 1.3 per cent, despite fresh data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showing the economy added 71,400 jobs in November and the unemployment rate fell to 5.8 per cent...
...Elsewhere in regional currencies, the Australian dollar, down 0.7 per cent at $0.7034, and the New Zealand dollar, down 0.6 per cent at $0.6589, were worst off....
...“Investors are preparing themselves for fresh clues about the direction of monetary policy from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday and the Bank of Japan at the end of the week.”...
...Among regional currencies, the Indonesian rupiah was the best performer this morning, up 0.6 per cent, followed by Malaysia’s ringgit, the New Zealand and Australian dollars, which were all up by about 0.5...
...Brent, the international crude benchmark, hit a fresh six-month low of $48.88 a barrel before rallying back to settle just 0.1 per cent weaker at $49.52....
...A renewed wave of selling swept through global stock markets at the end of another turbulent week, as a fresh collapse for oil prices and concerns about Chinese and US growth triggered a sharp deterioration...
International Edition