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Closing Prices For Crude Oil, Gold And Other Commodities
Benchmark U.S. crude oil for November delivery rose $1.45 to $40.67 a barrel Tuesday. Brent crude oil for December delivery rose $1.36 to $42.65 a barrel.
Boeing Says Pandemic Will Cut Demand For Planes For A Decade
Boeing is lowering its expectations around demand for new planes over the next decade as the coronavirus pandemic continues to undercut air travel.
IKEA Eyes Return To Growth This Year After Sales Shrank 4% In 2019/20
Retail sales at IKEA, the world's biggest furniture group, shrank 4% in the year to the end of August as demand recovered quickly from a slump caused by COVID19, brand owner and franchisor Inter IKEA said on Tuesday.
As U.S. Job Growth Stalls, Some Workers Face Long-term Unemployment
More than six months after the pandemic ravaged the U.S. labour market, millions of Americans who are still unemployed are bracing for the possibility that the jobs they held before the crisis may not come back for years, if at all.
States Should Stand Firm, Reject Centre's Options on GST Compensation Cess: P Chidambaram
The former finance minister said the states should not borrow as the liability to provide Goods and Services Tax (GST) compensation as well as the onus to find resources fall on the Centre.
SC Asks Centre, RBI to File KV Kamath Panel Suggestions, Their Decisions on Loan Moratorium
The apex court's direction came after the Finance Ministry decided to grant relief to individual borrowers as well as medium and small industries by agreeing to waive compound interest (interest on interest) charged on loans of up to Rs 2 crores for a six...
Dufry To Enlist Alibaba As Shareholder, Signs China JV
China's Alibaba plans to acquire a stake of up to 9.99% in Swiss duty free group Dufry, Dufry said on Monday, as it announced a new Chinese joint venture with the tech giant.
Converge ICT Targets Philippines Biggest IPO Amid Regional Market Revival
Philippines' Converge ICT Solutions Inc plans to raise as much as $680 million in an initial public offering that would be the country's largest ever, sources said on Monday, encouraged by a coronavirusspurred boom in demand for fibre broadband.
COVID-19 And No-deal Brexit Could Cost UK $174 Bln A Year - Baker & McKenzie
The combination of COVID19 and a failure to secure a postBrexit trade deal with the European Union could cost the United Kingdom around 134 billion pounds ($174 billion) each year in lost GDP for a decade, research by law firm Baker & McKenzie showed.
Blank-check Firm ION Begins Search For Israeli Tech Unicorn
ION Acquisition Corp 1 made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday after raising $225 million in an initial public offering (IPO), the only current blankcheck acquisition company focusing on the Middle East region.
Business Events Scheduled For The Coming Week
Business events and economic reports scheduled for the coming week.
Trade Unions Call for Nationwide Strike against Govt Policies on November 26
The National Convention Of Workers organised online jointly by the Central Trade Unions and independent Federations/Associations for the first time amid the pandemic.
Finance Ministry Allows Additional Rs 7,376 Crore Borrowing by UP, Andhra Pradesh
"The Ministry of Finance has granted additional borrowing permission to two more states, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh, for successfully undertaking reforms in the public distribution system (PDS) and ease of doing business," an official statement said...
Malaysia Risks Investment Trouble As Political Drama Drags On
With its leadership tossed into uncertainty again, Malaysia risks delays and loss of new investments, analysts and business groups say, as anxiety bubbles among foreign investors worried about policy disruption and reforms stalling.
Asian Markets Mixed In Early Trade, Tokyo Reopens After Trading Glitch
Asian markets were little changed on Friday, as a U.S. stimulus deal remained out of reach and investors waited on fresh U.S. employment data for a read on the economic toll from the coronavirus pandemic.