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Japan's financial watchdog has
begun conducting an emergency survey on domestic financial
institutions with business operations in China to gauge how the
coronavirus outbreak could affect credit costs, government
sources said on Wednesday.
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Posted at 07:20h
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Metro Bank's interim chief
executive officer, Dan Frumkin, will take over the CEO role on a
permanent basis, the British lender said on Wednesday.
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Posted at 06:17h
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Australian shares closed higher on
Wednesday as CSL and Cochlear hit record highs
and worries about the coronavirus epidemic waned as the number
of new cases fell.
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Posted at 06:15h
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Hong Kong-based broker CLSA
has countered an audacious bid by rival Jefferies Group to
commandeer its famous annual forum space with a revamped
conference of its own that promises access to China's movers and
shakers.
Posted at 05:00h
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To kiss or not to kiss? London is a global city but it still has its own rules on how to meet, greet, drink and dress
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To kiss or not to kiss? London is a global city but it still has its own rules on how to meet, greet, drink and dress
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Posted at 04:00h
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The dirtiest of fossil fuels has crept back into UK’s energy mix — but not for long
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Political sensitivities could be outweighed by workers’ construction expertise
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Posted at 01:26h
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Australian shares swung between positive
and negative territory on Wednesday, with top lender
Commonwealth Bank of Australia dragging on the
benchmark, offsetting gains in gold and mining stocks.
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Posted at 00:44h
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Bondholders caught in
a $850 million state-backed corporate default in China were
split over an offer to repay them roughly 40 cents on the
dollar, in only the second distressed test of the country's
offshore bond markets in 20 years.