Twitter sold data access to researcher in Cambridge Analytica scandal
Facebook is clearly the company most affected by the Cambridge Analytica data …read more […]
Facebook is clearly the company most affected by the Cambridge Analytica data …read more […]
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Asian shares rose again on Monday as tensions in the Korean Peninsula eased and first-quarter earnings shone, although some investors pondered whether this sunny outlook could dim in the near future.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Sunday that a ban on Filipino workers from heading to Kuwait that’s been in effect since February would now be permanent, inflaming a dispute sparked by complaints of the abuse of Filipina housemaids and workers in the Persian Gulf country. Kuwait on Wednesday expelled the Philippine ambassador and recalled its own envoy from Manila over the dispute. The highly unusual move came as a surprise in Kuwait, a typically sedate and oil-rich nation that has been both a long target of Duterte’s criticism and heavily reliant on Filipina nannies and maids. …read more […]
SYDNEY (Reuters) – AMP Ltd announced the resignations of its chairwoman and legal counsel, and slashed its directors’ fees by a quarter, as Australia’s largest listed-wealth manager tries to stem the fallout from damaging revelations of misconduct.
Bargain hunters should look closely at these exchange-traded funds. …read more […]
Apr.29 — Charles Kupchan, Council on Foreign Relations senior fellow, discusses trade war issues after U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Kupchan speaks with Bloomberg’s Paul Allen on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia.” …read more […]
TORONTO (Reuters) – A rare outage at Canada’s major stock exchanges could dent the credibility of operator TMX Group Ltd and encourage investors to explore alternative trading channels, fund managers and traders told Reuters.
When Hong Kong unveiled plans last year to encourage biotech companies to list in the city by loosening listing rules, the financial industry and investors cheered. Hong Kong was an obvious financing center for a growing number of Chinese companies developing new drugs. …read more […]
A group of Central Americans who journeyed in a caravan to the U.S. border resolved to turn themselves in and ask for asylum Sunday in a direct challenge to the Trump administration — only to have U.S. … …read more […]
HONG KONG (Reuters) – When Hong Kong unveiled plans last year to encourage biotech companies to list in the city by loosening listing rules, the financial industry and investors cheered.
The jobs report and earnings out of Apple will be highlights in the week ahead for investors, which follows up the busiest week of earnings this quarter. …read more […]
Apr.29 — Vietnam Airlines Corp. is looking to start a dedicated cargo unit as companies, such as Samsung, set up manufacturing facilities providing an air freight opportunity for the national carrier. Vietnam Airlines Chief Executive Officer Duong Tri Thanh spoke to Juliette Saly in Singapore. …read more […]
(Reuters) – AMP announced the resignation of Chairwoman Catherine Brenner on Monday, the second senior executive at the Australian wealth manager to exit after damaging revelations at a judicial inquiry into the country’s financial sector of serious misconduct at the firm.
Gone are the days of drill, baby, drill. …read more […]
The agreement capped four years of on-and-off talks between the third and fourth largest U.S. wireless carriers, setting the stage for the creation of a company with 127 million customers that will be a more formidable competitor to the top two wireless players, Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc. U.S. regulators, who have challenged in court AT&T’s $85 billion deal to buy U.S. media company Time Warner Inc, are expected to grill Sprint and T-Mobile on how they will price their combined wireless offerings. …read more […]
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