Archive for the February 4, 2019
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The First Abu Dhabi Bank, the UAE's top lender, on Thursday reported a 3.9-percent rise in net profits for the fourth quarter on higher investment returns and lower costs. FAB recorded a net profit of
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The First Abu Dhabi Bank, the UAE's top lender, on Thursday reported a 3.9-percent rise in net profits for the fourth quarter on higher investment returns and lower costs. FAB recorded a net profit of
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Xerox Corp beat analysts' expectations for profit in the fourth quarter and forecast full-year profit above estimates, suggesting moves to refocus under new management were paying off and sending its shares up 6 percent. The
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Xerox Corp beat analysts' expectations for profit in the fourth quarter and forecast full-year profit above estimates, suggesting moves to refocus under new management were paying off and sending its shares up 6 percent. The
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The trade war between Washington and Beijing is forcing Dutch health technology company Philips to move "hundreds of millions" of euros worth of production from the United States to China, and vice versa, to avoid
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Nomura Holdings has put its wholesale business under review after the segment drove Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank to its heaviest quarterly loss in nearly 10 years. "We will promptly review our business model.
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Nomura Holdings has put its wholesale business under review after the segment drove Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank to its heaviest quarterly loss in nearly 10 years. "We will promptly review our business model.
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Doubts over how India will vote in a coming election and fears that the government will overspend persuading people to extend its mandate is keeping investors wary of buying bonds despite the lure of low
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Doubts over how India will vote in a coming election and fears that the government will overspend persuading people to extend its mandate is keeping investors wary of buying bonds despite the lure of low
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Sales of international bonds from emerging markets and junk-rated companies in January, usually one of the busiest months, are down by 30-43 percent from a year ago amid worries about high indebtedness. Debt sales by
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