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...Despite gloomy predictions about the US stock market earlier in the year, the S&P 500 was up more than 18 per cent year to date on July 14....
...Then, he slashed headcount from 160,000 people to 90,000 and strengthened a balance sheet bloated with debt during 2015’s brutal commodity market downturn....
...The S&P 500 has risen more than 14 per cent this year, and with two weeks still to go, this is already one of the best half-years for the index in two decades....
...O2 said it always “strive[s] to be clear and transparent” about roaming charges and that it was the only major mobile operator not to have reintroduced roaming fees in Europe....
...ETF assets have grown rapidly in Singapore over the past two years, surging by 57 per cent in 2020 and then another 47 per cent in 2021 to hit S$12.55bn on the back of increasing retail adoption....
...s “baseless allegations” around price rises....
...Equities ETFs saw net outflows in the first five months of the year, however, before registering S$11mn of inflows last month, while Chinese fixed-income ETFs saw net outflows of S$78mn in June after 25...
...newsletter: Telegraph Media Group goes up for sale How Wall Street mediated a golf truce Asset managers target Nvidia For whom the debts toll It’s a well-worn cliché for financial journalists to cite Ernest...
...Paul Jacobs, a co-owner of the 1902-founded Ernest Wright, is currently restoring the business from the inside out....
...For JPMAM, the most successful strategy in the active space last year in Asia was the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF, which invests in S&P 500 stocks while using trading options to supplement income....
...The S&P/ASX 200 index, the flagship index for the Australian Securities Exchange, fell more than 8 per cent in January, wiping out almost all of the gains from the consistent growth in 2021 that helped the...
...The agreement comes amid surging growth in the Singapore ETF landscape, with locally listed ETF assets soaring 47 per cent to S$12.5bn ($9.3bn) last year, following 57 per cent growth in ETF assets in 2020...
...ETF assets in Singapore-listed ETFs grew 57 per cent to S$8.6bn in 2020, and had reached S$11.5bn at the end of October, according to the Singapore Exchange....
...Miłosz writes, dispelling the notion that citizens of totalitarianism are mindless automatons, “play[s] one’s adversary for a fool . . . Success in the game becomes a source of satisfaction.”...
...From just beyond the modern Close’s wall, More would set off in his boat for Hampton Court, scenes memorably imagined in 1966’s Oscar-winning film A Man for all Seasons....
...Futures trading suggests the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite will both open about 1 per cent higher....
...Singapore’s ETF assets jumped by 57 per cent to S$8.6bn ($6.4bn), while turnover increased by 2.5 times to S$5.4bn, according to the Singapore Exchange....
...Lion Global estimates that investors will be able to invest in the fund for as little as S$20 (US$14.94), excluding commissions and fees, which should make the strategy attractive to younger or even first-time...
...While Chanel No 5’s creation myth imagines a lab assistant mistakenly overdoing the aldehydes, Schlögel argues that it’s more likely that the formula was a variation on Le Bouquet de Catherine....
...Hunter S Thompson used to write out pages of F Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby so he could “feel” what it was like to be a great writer....
...She was also outraged when S....
...Green, Greater London; AH Harker, Oxford; Brendan Quigley, Brookline, Massachusetts, US Polymath 1,059: Malcolm Corke, Challans, France Crossword 16,383: Andrew Liardet, Wiltshire, England; Emlyn Lumley, Pinner...
...“Ernest Hemingway put aside his fear of public appearances to do a reading,” she said. “It seemed so fitting to bring this back now.”...
...A large scrubbed oak table designed by Arts and Crafts architect Philip Webb is surrounded by a set of ladder-back rush-seated chairs by Ernest Gimson....
...All views expressed are those of the author(s) and should not be taken as reflecting the views of the Financial Times....
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