Posted at 22:05h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
Britain's Jupiter Fund Management
confirmed on Saturday that it is in advanced talks to buy asset
manager Merian Global Investors from private equity firm TA
Associates.
...
Posted at 20:41h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
The U.S. government is considering
whether to stop General Electric Co from continuing to
supply engines for a new Chinese passenger jet, according to
people familiar with the matter, casting uncertainty over
China's efforts to enter the civil aviation market.
Posted at 20:40h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
Designated Tunisian prime minister
Elyes Fakhfakh proposed the line-up of a new government on
Saturday and then said negotiations would continue after the
Ennahda party, the biggest in parliament, rejected it.
...
Posted at 15:48h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
President Tayyip Erdogan said the
transfer of the main opposition party's 28% stake in Turkey's
largest listed lender Isbank to the state would not be delayed,
broadcaster NTV reported.
...
Posted at 14:17h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
The coronavirus outbreak is still
an emergency for China and it is impossible to tell where the
epidemic will spread, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director
general of the World Health Organization, said on Saturday.
Posted at 11:00h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
Stockpicker optimistic for Rishi Sunak’s impact on the economy
...
Posted at 08:37h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
China is confident the
coronavirus epidemic will be over soon and that the impact will
be only temporary on its economy, which will rebound strongly,
Qin Gang, China's vice minister of foreign affairs said on
Saturday.
Posted at 07:00h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
Boris Johnson’s cabinet reshuffle did not go to plan after a power struggle
...
Posted at 06:41h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
Oil production at the West Karoun
oilfields in southwest Iran has increased five-fold in the past
six years, Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said on Saturday,
according to the news site of the oil ministry SHANA.
Posted at 05:55h
in
News
by KMFSLLP
China's central bank said on
Saturday that the country's lenders will tolerate higher levels
of bad loans, part of efforts to support firms hit by the
coronavirus epidemic.
...
