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UAE Allows 100% Foreign Ownership Of Companies, News Agency WAM Reports
Foreigners opening a company in the United Arab Emirates no longer need an Emirati shareholder or agent under changes to UAE company law, state news agency WAM reported on Monday.
Danone Lays Out Productivity Plans In Virus-led Restructuring
French food group Danone laid out plans on Monday for becoming a more efficient organisation in a postCOVID world, including by cutting costs, trimming product ranges and reorganising its business.
Pipe Dreams Leave U.S. Energy Firms Caught In Climate Trap
In remote northern Michigan a propane shortage in early 2014 caused prices to nearly double, squeezing about half of the families there who rely on the fossil fuel to heat their homes.
Many Americans Flying For Holiday Despite CDC Pleas
Millions of Americans bought tickets to fly somewhere for Thanksgiving before the nation's top public health agency pleaded with them not to travel for the holiday.
China Vice Premier Liu He Vows Zero Tolerance For Misconduct After Recent Bond Defaults
China will show "zero tolerance" for misconduct following a recent string of bond defaults, a meeting of the Financial Stability and Development Committee chaired by vice premier Liu He said.
Stocks, Bonds Fall, Dollar Flat As Fed Fears Subside
Stock prices and bond yields fell in relatively light trading on Friday as investors reacted to dwindling aid for the U.S. economy and rising coronavirus infection rates.
Gland Pharma Shares Rise over 20 Percent on Debut Day, Reach Rs 1,850 against Rs 1,500 Issue Price
Gland Pharma on November 9 launched its initial public offer (IPO) for subscription. On its closing day on November 11, the IPO was subscribed two times.
Large Boeing 737 MAX Customers Signal Caution On Orders Amid COVID-19
A day after Boeing Co received approval for its 737 MAX to fly again following a 20month grounding, its two largest U.S. and European customers signaled caution on their order books as they monitor demand in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
UK Economy To Double-dip After Lockdown 2 Impact: Reuters Poll
Britain is on course for a doubledip recession as renewed lockdown measures to try and quell a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic deliver another hammer blow to economic activity, a Reuters poll found.
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Southwest, United Airlines See Weak Demand Over Holidays, 1Q
United Airlines warned Thursday that bookings have slowed and cancellations have increased as the number of coronavirus infections spikes across the country.
Proposed Merger of Lakshmi Vilas Bank With DBS Bank a Remarkable Job, Says RBI Board Member
RBI board member Manish Sabharwal said the move indicates that the RBI is innovating. He also said the country cannot have high non-performing assets (NPAs) for a longer period as they impact credit-to-GDP ratio.
Oil Prices Dip As COVID-19 Cases Outweigh Vaccine Optimism
Oil futures dipped on Thursday as a surge in coronavirus cases and tighter economic restrictions around the globe weighed on fuel demand expectations, also dragging down equities globally.
Pfizer Shares Surge Nearly Four Per Cent on Vaccine Report
Further, Pfizer and BioNTech said they have concluded phase 3 study of their mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccine candidate BNT162b2, meeting all primary efficacy endpoints.
Adani Has No Guaranteed Buyer for $6 Billion Indian Solar Project, Documents Show
Shares in the firm, controlled by billionaire Gautam Adani, have soared three-fold since the signing of the 8 gigawatt (GW) multi-plant deal, which Adani hailed as the "largest of its type, ever" and a landmark for India.
Tesla Surges For Second Day Ahead Of S&P 500 Debut
Shares of Tesla surged 10% to end near a record high on Wednesday, extending a two day rally after it was announced the electric car maker will join the S&P 500.