Struggling Airline SAS Weighs Final Bids From Equity Investors
Scandinavia’s biggest airline SAS AB has received a final round of bids from potential suitors looking to invest
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South Korea to Shore Up Housing Supply With More Loan Guarantees
South Korea plans to increase guarantees for short-term property loans as part of its efforts to address potential
1970-01-01 08:00
'It was a beautiful moment!' NSYNC's 'tears of joy' at reuniting in the studio
NSYNC star Lance Bass has told how there were lots of "tears of joy" when the group reunited in the studio, and the singer had "no idea" the band's fans would "go this nuts" for their comeback.
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US Dollar Emerges as Best Haven From American Government Shutdown Fears
The greenback is once more proving it’s the only haven that matters. Treasuries are cratering — and sending
1970-01-01 08:00
China’s Economy Is Set to Avoid a Japanese-Style Deflation
Prices in China are recovering, according to an independent survey, providing more evidence that the worst may be
1970-01-01 08:00
Hyundai, Kia to Cut EV Prices in South Korea as Demand Slows
Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Corp. plan to slash the prices of some electric vehicles as the South
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A 1,900% Index Surge Draws Regulator Action on Tiny India Stocks
India’s markets regulator is tightening its oversight of platforms meant for tiny businesses, a segment that’s more prone
1970-01-01 08:00
Morocco Seen Holding Rates as it Grapples With $12 Billion Earthquake Recovery Bill
Morocco is expected to keep interest rates unchanged for the next quarter to help finance the hefty cost
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State Leader Who Oversaw Australia’s Longest Lockdown Quits
Daniel Andrews has resigned as the premier of Australia’s state of Victoria, home to the city of Melbourne,
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Russia seeks to rejoin UN's human rights council
It was expelled from the United Nations council last year after its forces invaded Ukraine.
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Yuan Flirts With Daily Trading Limit, Testing China’s Red Line
The yuan weakened toward the limit of its fixed trading band against the dollar, as China’s worsening property
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Investors With $24 Trillion Push Companies to Curb Nature Impact
Investors overseeing $23.6 trillion of funds have kick-started a campaign to pressure 100 companies to ramp up the
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