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U.S. Crude Stocks Build As Refiners Cut Runs Amid Hurricane-EIA
U.S. crude oil stockpiles rose last week, ending a streak of inventory drawdowns, as refiners cut back crude processing due to Hurricane Laura, the Energy Information Administration said on Thursday.
AstraZeneca Expects COVID Vaccine Result By Year-end If Trials Resume
AstraZeneca should still know by yearend whether its experimental vaccine protects people against coronavirus, as long as it is cleared to resume trials soon, its chief executive said on Thursday amid doubts over its rollout.
Oil Prices Edge Up Off Three-month Lows; Demand Concerns Persist
Oil futures on Wednesday clawed back some of the losses they sustained in the previous session, but a rebound in COVID19 cases in some countries undermined hopes for a steady recovery in global demand.
Astute Acquires Czech-based Social Media Marketing Group Socialbakers
U.S. software company Astute has acquired Czechbased social media analytics firm Socialbakers, the companies said on Wednesday.
Mastercard Builds Platform To Pilot Central Bank Digital Currencies
Mastercard is creating a platform to help central banks "virtually" test how digital currencies could be developed and used, the payments company said on Wednesday.
LVMH Drops $14.5B Deal For Tiffany, Cites US Tariffs Threat
Luxury goods giant LVMH is ending its takeover deal of luxury jewellery retailer Tiffany & Co., citing in part the threat of proposed U.S. tariffs on French goods.
Exclusive: Renault's De Meo Says More Cost Cuts May Be Needed - Memo
Renault might have to cut more costs than the 2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) in savings already planned to get back on its feet, the French carmaker's new Chief Executive Luca de Meo said in an internal memo seen by Reuters.
European Shares Open Higher After Bleak Day In Asia
European stocks and U.S. futures advanced Wednesday after a day of losses in Asia following a sell-off of big technology stocks on Wall Street.
Gold Price Down Slightly Today, Check Out The Latest Prices For Your City
The gold rates in the last 10 days have been fluctuating quite a bit. It is only yesterday and today that the prices have dropped after increasing for two consecutive days.
Japan's Households, Firms Keep Hoarding Cash At Record Pace As COVID-19 Strains Broaden
Japan's currency in circulation and bank deposits rose at a record annual pace in August as companies and households continued to pile up cash to guard against the coronavirus driven income slump, central bank data showed on Wednesday.
AstraZeneca Puts Leading COVID-19 Vaccine Trial On Hold Over Safety Concern
AstraZeneca Plc on Tuesday said it has paused a latestage trial of one of the leading COVID19 vaccine candidates after an unexplained illness in a study participant.
MCX Exchange Scales 12-year peak For silver delivery
India's largest commodity derivatives exchange, MultiCommodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX), said it registered a 12year high in silver delivery on Tuesday.
Govt to Sell 15-20 per cent Stake in IRCTC via Offer for Sale
However, it did not disclose the quantum of stake on offer in the Request for Proposal (RFP). Following this, a pre-bid meeting was held on September 4 with potential bidders.
Russia To Build Up Half-finished Oil Wells To Regain Market Share
Russia believes it is extremely important to quickly regain, or even raise, its oil market share once demand recovers, as it readies to build up its fleet of unfinished oil wells, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said.
Engineering Group Meggitt Axes Dividend As Profit Slumps
British engineering company Meggitt cancelled its interim dividend on Tuesday as it posted a 37% drop in firsthalf profit after the coronavirus crisis hit its business supplying parts to aerospace manufacturers.
EU Resumes LSE, Refinitiv Deal Probe, Decision By Dec. 16
EU antitrust regulators have set a new Dec. 16 deadline for their decision on the London Stock Exchange's $27 billion takeover of data company Refinitiv after resuming their investigation into the deal.