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* OCBC Q4 profit up 34% at S$1.24 bln, beats analysts
estimates
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IPPR report outlines scale of challenge of ‘levelling-up’ economic performance
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Australia's banking watchdog, the
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) said on Friday
the country's banks need to improve their internal
stress-testing systems, following a review of their scenario
development and governance practices.
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HP Inc said on Thursday it would
implement a poison pill plan, a move that comes after Xerox
Holdings Corp pushed ahead with its efforts to acquire
the PC maker.
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Singapore's Oversea-Chinese
Banking Corp Ltd beat market estimates with a 34% rise
in quarterly profit on Friday, helped by an improvement in its
net interest margin.
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Singapore's Oversea-Chinese
Banking Corp Ltd beat market estimates with a 34% rise
in quarterly profit on Friday, helped by an improvement in its
net interest margin.
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As Japan struggles to rein in the spread of a coronavirus, some investors are starting to worry the epidemic could scupper the Olympics set to start in Tokyo from July 24, hitting shares of firms ranging from sportsgear makers to event organisers.
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HP Inc said on Thursday it would
implement a poison pill plan lasting a year, as Xerox Holdings
Corp pushes ahead with its efforts to acquire the PC
maker.
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Hedge fund Senator Investment
Group told clients on Thursday that its founding partners are
splitting up, ending one of the industry's more profitable and
durable professional marriages.
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The United States and India
are unlikely to reach a limited trade agreement in time for U.S.
President Donald Trump's visit to India next week as proposed
new Indian tariffs have complicated negotiations, the head of a
U.S.-based business group said on Thursday.