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Malaysia's gross
international reserves rose to $103.3 billion, as of July 15,
from $102.7 billion on June 28, the central bank said on Monday.
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Recruiter SThree Plc posted an
18% rise in pretax profit in the first half of the year,
bolstered by strong international hiring as it battles a
significant slowdown in a British home market whose influence on
its overall performance is declining fast.
Posted at 06:49h
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* Miners gain, more stimulative policies in China eyed
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Posted at 06:43h
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Activist investor Cat Rock Capital has
cut its stake in Staffline Group Plc by more than half,
an official filing showed on Monday, less than a month after the
British recruiter swung to a 2018 loss as it booked a charge for
potential fines for underpaying workers.
Posted at 06:39h
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* Shares down 72% since the start of the year
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Posted at 06:32h
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French bank Natixis
said on Monday that it was not in talks over a possible takeover
offer for Coface, the credit insurance subsidiary in
which Natixis has a stake of around 41.7%.
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Posted at 06:25h
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The European Union is
set to block some countries from accessing parts of the bloc's
financial market for the first time, an EU document seen by
Reuters showed, a step that will ring alarm bells in Britain in
the run up to Brexit.
Posted at 06:23h
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Recruiter SThree Plc posted an
18% rise in half year pretax profit, bolstered by strong
international hiring as it battles a significant slowdown in its
British home market.
The company, which hires employees for financial, energy,
banking and pharmaceutical companies, said adjusted pretax
profit for the half year ended May...
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Metro Bank confirmed on Monday
it was in talks on the sale of a loan portfolio, as the lender
faces pressure to show it has turned the corner after a major
loan book error wiped more than 1.5 billion pounds ($1.87
billion) off its market value.
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After weeks of speculation that
interest rate cuts and another round of asset purchases are on
their way, investors hope Thursday's European Central Bank
meeting will give the clearest signal yet of imminent policy
easing, if not the details.