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20 May Australian shares hit 2-month peak as investors eye economic recovery

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Australian shares rose to their highest in more than two months on Thursday, tracking an overnight tech-led rally on Wall Street, as investors bet on renewed hopes of a swift economic recovery from the coronavirus-driven recession.

20 May Asset managers lending to short-sellers can be ethical -study

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Asset managers lending out of their securities can be compatible with investment on environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles, an industry body said on Thursday, adding it was working on drawing up guidelines.

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20 May UPDATE 1-Mastercard to allow staff to work from home until virus fears subside

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Mastercard Inc will not ask employees to return to its worldwide corporate offices until they are comfortable that the sometimes fatal coronavirus is under control with vaccines or other measures, a senior executive told Reuters on Wednesday.

20 May Forescout sues Advent to complete $1.9 billion merger

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Forescout Technologies Inc sued Advent International Corp on Wednesday, after the private equity firm pulled out of a deal to buy the U.S. cybersecurity company for $1.9 billion.

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19 May CORRECTED-Mastercard to allow staff to work from home until COVID-19 vaccine hits market – exec

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Mastercard Inc will not ask staff to return to its worldwide corporate offices until a vaccine is available for the sometimes fatal coronavirus that has infected the globe, a senior executive told Reuters on Wednesday.