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Hong Kong shares fell on
Monday, led by consumer stocks, reflecting pessimism toward the
local economy as the city's tourism industry reels under the
impact of prolonged anti-government protests.
** Contributing to the sluggishness in the market, some
investors unwound positions ahead of the Lunar Chinese New Year
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* Allows buyers of 1st homes to borrow more, make less
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French fashion label Zadig &
Voltaire said on Monday that it had received new investment
funding from private equity firm Peninsula.
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European shares dipped slightly on Monday
after striking a record closing high in the previous session, as
investors paused before launching into a week packed with
economic data and the European Central Bank's first policy
meeting of the year.
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Dozens of Iraqi protesters were
wounded in Baghdad and other cities on Monday in clashes with
security forces who were trying to clear blocked roads, security
and medical sources said, as anti-government unrest resumed
after a lull of several weeks.
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British shopping centre operator Intu
Properties said on Monday it was in talks with
shareholders and potential new investors for an equity raise by
the end of February in a bid to shore up its balance sheet.
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Czech businessman Daniel Kretinsky
and his junior partner Patrik Tkac said on Monday that they had
raised their stake in Casino to 5.64% from 4.63%, in a
further show of support to the troubled French retailer.
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China stocks closed higher on
Monday following signs that the economy may be stabilizing, and
as hopes rose for more stimulus measures to aid growth.
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U.S. bank JPMorgan Chase & Co
said it plans to buy a building in central Paris to
house up to 450 staff in coming years, as it relocates some
services from London after Britain's exit from the European
Union.