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Hong Kong shares ended slightly
higher on Wednesday, as investors remained cautious that a
resurgence in new coronavirus cases in China and the United
States could slow down global economic recovery.
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* PostNL jumps on raising FY outlook
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* Axed staff will remain paid for much of 2020
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Binance, the global blockchain
company behind one of the world's largest digital asset
exchanges, said on Wednesday it will launch a cryptocurrency
trading platform in the UK this summer.
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Consumer prices rose just 0.5% year on year and economists expect rate to drop further
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Beijing-based
ByteDance, the privately owned operator of short video app
TikTok, booked around 40 billion yuan ($5.64 billion) in revenue
for the January-March quarter, said two people with knowledge of
the matter.
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China shares closed little
changed on Wednesday, as investors remained cautious due to
Beijing's curbs on travel and movement in some areas to contain
a resurgence in the new coronavirus cases in the capital city.
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Strong government support in the
Australian securitisation market, one of the Asia-Pacific
region's largest after China, is underpinning a surge in
investor interest in mortgage-backed bonds at perceived bargain
prices.
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BANGKOK, June 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India will
make its streets and markets more accessible to pedestrians and
cyclists as it emerges from one of the world's strictest
coronavirus lockdowns, a move urgently needed to curb pollution
and improve liveability, urban experts said.
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British housebuilder Berkeley Group
Holdings has stuck by its commitment to return 280
million pounds ($351.74 million) to shareholders annually and
said it would make its next payment in September even as it
reported a 35% fall in annual profit.