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Financing group Greensill hired
former Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop as an adviser to
spearhead its growth plans in Asia, the SoftBank Group-backed
company said on Thursday.
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A consultancy firm that allegedly
arranged a fraudulent $184 million loan announced by Nigerian
oil company Lekoil Ltd said on Wednesday that it
welcomed an investigation into the matter.
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The United States will
pump $1 billion into Guatemala's private sector to spur
investment and create jobs, the head of a U.S. government agency
said on Wednesday.
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Protests in Lebanon turned
violent for a second night on Wednesday, with dozens injured
after Lebanese security forces used batons and tear gas to
forcefully break up demonstrations.
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Democratic Unionists and Sinn Féin say weak funding pledge will make power-sharing tougher
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Posted at 21:50h
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South African Airways (SAA)
could have to suspend some flights and delay salary payments if
the government can't come up with a plan soon to provide the 2
billion rand ($139 million) it promised the airline last month,
a trade union official said on Wednesday.
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Puerto Rico will be allowed access to
$8.2 billion in delayed disaster-aid funding by the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the island's
non-voting member of the U.S. Congress said.
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* Indexes: Dow +0.31%, S&P 500 +0.19%, Nasdaq +0.08%
(Updates with close)
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Posted at 21:27h
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Australian shares are set to rise on
Thursday and possibly even cross 7,000 points for the first
time, after the United States and China inked a Phase 1 trade
deal, with many hoping it will defuse an 18-month row between
the world's two largest economies.
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U.S. central
bankers on Wednesday expressed confidence they have borrowing
costs at the right level to sustain growth and lift inflation to
healthier levels, despite what businesses say is a lingering
drag from uncertainty over U.S. trade policy.
