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Q&A: What Does Banning TikTok And WeChat Mean For Users?
The U.S. government is cracking down on the Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat, starting by barring them from app stores on Sunday.
Wall Street Weekahead: Corporate Debt Frenzy Rolls On As Worries Loom Over Markets
Investors are gearing up for the year's recordbreaking pace of corporate bond issuance to continue in the coming week, even after the U.S. Federal Reserve rattled nerves at its September meeting with a gloomierthanexpected economic outlook.
Around Five Million UK Jobs Still Furloughed At End Of July, Government Says
Around 5 million British jobs remained fully or partly on furlough at the end of July, down from a peak of just under 9 million but still leaving millions of workers facing uncertainty with the scheme due to be wound up at the end of next month.
Caixabank Values Bankia At 4.3 Billion Euros In All-share Deal
Spain's Caixabank on Friday announced the terms of the acquisition of Bankia in an allin share deal that values the stateowned lender at 4.3 billion euros ($5.09 billion) and creates Spain's biggest domestic bank by assets.
Passage of Agricultural Bills to Empower Farmers, Says Niti Aayog VC Rajiv Kumar
He further said the legislation will not only empower but also create a fair and free ecosystem for farmers and traders alike, thereby fostering a spirit of friendly competition and improving trader transparency.
Maharashtra Must be Role Model in 'Ease of Doing Business', Says CM Uddhav Thackeray
He said the industries department should make the ease of doing business procedure more effective in the state.
US Home Construction Falls 5.1% In August After Gains
U.S. housing construction fell 5.1% in August after three months of strong gains as home builders mounted a rebound following a pandemicinduced shutdown in March and April.
Ford To Build Electric Truck Plant In Michigan, Add 300 Jobs
Ford says it will add 300 jobs at a new factory that's being built to assemble batteries and manufacture an electric version of the F150 pickup truck.
Bearish Bets Return On Rupiah As Investors Wary Of Cenbank Law Revision: Reuters Poll
Investors turned short on the Indonesian rupiah again in stark contrast to other Asian currencies, a Reuters poll showed, on concerns that the central bank's policymaking could be at risk from political interference.
Global Stocks Falter As Fed Fails To Offer Fresh Cause For Cheer
Stocks fell and the dollar advanced on Thursday after the Federal Reserve pledged to keep interest rates low for a long time but stopped short of offering further stimulus to shore up a battered U.S. economy.
LG Chem Plans To Separate Battery Business As Electric Cars Take Off
South Korea's LG Chem, an electric car battery supplier for Tesla Inc and GM said on Thursday it plans to separate its battery business into a new company as the electric vehicle market takes off.
Exclusive: EQT Bids For Chevron U.S. Shale-gas Assets In Appalachia - Sources
EQT Corp, the largest U.S. natural gas producer by volume, has placed a bid on Chevron Corp's Appalachia gas properties and a pipeline stake, people familiar with the matter said.
How Major US Stock Indexes Fared Wednesday
Stocks closed lower on Wall Street Wednesday after a brief rally faded in the last hour of trading. Losses by technology companies outweighed gains in banks and elsewhere in the market.
S&P 500, Dow Rise Before Fed; Tech Stocks Pull Down Nasdaq
The S&P 500 and Dow Jones indexes rose on Wednesday on hopes that the Federal Reserve would continue to keep interest rates low for a prolonged period, while a slide in tech stocks dragged the Nasdaq lower.
Fed Expected To Lift Economic Forecasts, Extend Vow To Keep Rates Low
The Federal Reserve is expected to wrap up its latest policy meeting on Wednesday with somewhat rosier economic forecasts but a renewed pledge to keep interest rates low for as long as the world's biggest economy needs to recover from its deepest downturn...
Handelsbanken Cuts Jobs, Closes Swedish Branches To Invest In IT
Handelsbanken is to close almost half of its branch network and cut about 1,000 jobs in Sweden over the next two years and use the cost savings to invest in its IT systems.