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Australian shares fell the most in more
than six months on Tuesday as fears mounted the new coronavirus
outbreak was rapidly developing into a pandemic that will derail
global economic growth.
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New Zealand's central bank
said on Tuesday that cyber attacks could wipe off about 2% to 3%
of the profits of the banking and insurance industries each
year, highlighting the need for the industry to counter these
threats.
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U.S. government officials are still
considering ways to further curb sales to China's Huawei
Technologies, despite President Donald Trump's tweets
and comments last week in support of sales to China, according
to people familiar with the matter.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co
executives plan to announce new climate-change initiatives on
Tuesday, including restrictions on financing coal mining and
Arctic drilling, as well as a $200 billion target to provide
financing for sustainable projects.
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Leading expert draws ‘shocking’ link between social deprivation and health changes
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Post-Brexit landscape offers chance to get rid of restrictive rules, says ABI
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Digital banking app Revolut has
raised $500 million in a fresh funding round, confirming the
British-based business as one of the world's most valuable
financial technology firms with a valuation of $5.5 billion.
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Activist investment firm Sachem
Head Capital Management has built a new stake in Olin
Corporation and plans to nominate four directors, including the
fund's founder, at this year's annual meeting.
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Mastercard Inc said on Monday its
net revenue in the first quarter will take a hit of between 2%
and 3% over its previous forecast if the coronavirus outbreak
persists through the quarter.
Posted at 23:21h
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U.S. government officials are still
considering ways to further curb sales to China's Huawei
Technologies, despite President Donald Trump's tweets
and comments last week in support of sales to China, according
to people familiar with the matter.
