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Saudi Aramco
shares opened at 35.2 riyal ($9.39) on Wednesday, 10% above
their IPO price of 32 riyals, in their first day of trading
following a record initial public offering.
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Posted at 07:33h
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Saudi Aramco will become the
world's largest listed company when it debuts on the kingdom's
stock exchange on Wednesday, the bourse's chairwoman said.
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Posted at 07:32h
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Shares in China inched higher
on Wednesday on hopes that fresh U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods
may be delayed, but gains were limited amid the lack of formal
confirmation from Beijing and Washington.
Posted at 07:27h
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A Pakistani court on
Wednesday indicted Islamist militant Hafiz Saeed, the alleged
mastermind of deadly 2008 attacks in Mumbai, on terror financing
charges, a government prosecutor said.
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Posted at 07:23h
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Over-50s tourism and insurance company
Saga Plc on Wednesday appointed former Superdry Plc
top boss Euan Sutherland as its chief executive
officer, replacing Lance Batchelor whose retirement was
announced in June.
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Posted at 07:00h
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Saudi Aramco shares were
indicated at 35.2 riyal ($9.39) each in the pre-market auction
on Wednesday, 10% above their IPO price of 32 riyals, Refintiv
data shows.
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Posted at 07:00h
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German insurance technology firm
Wefox said on Wednesday it had attracted an additional $110
million of investment in its second funding round, bringing the
total amount of money raised this year to invest in its
expansion to $235 million.
Posted at 07:00h
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Britain's mid-tier banks have
asked the Bank of England to ease rules introduced after the
financial crisis that they say hamper their efforts to compete
with bigger rivals that have a tight grip on the market.
Posted at 07:00h
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Finland's Stora Enso
said its biodegradable drinking straws aimed at tackling the
world's plastic waste were now on sale to European customers,
while its developer, Sulapac, had raised funds to expand
production.
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Posted at 07:00h
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It's the time of year when
London's bankers and traders wind down and prepare for holidays.
Instead, many are cancelling leave and will work all night on
Thursday as Britain votes in an unpredictable election that
could convulse global markets.
