Asian markets were mixed Tuesday as bargain-buying after the previous day's bloodbath tempered fears that the coronavirus will develop into a pandemic and hammer the global economy.
Big Hit Entertainment, the music label of South Korean boy band BTS, has chosen JPMorgan , NH Investment and Securities and others to handle its initial public offering (IPO), according to media reports.
Big Hit Entertainment, the music label of South Korean boy band BTS, has chosen JPMorgan , NH Investment and Securities and others to handle its initial public offering (IPO), according to media reports.
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.
Oil rose on Tuesday as investors snapped up bargains after crude benchmarks dropped almost 4per cent in the previous session, but fears that the spreading coronavirus could wreak far greater economic damage than initially thought capped gains.
There is no China Pavilion at this year's Toy Fair owing to the new coronavirus outbreak, and the travails of the world's second-biggest economy hang over the giant trade show.
SINGAPORE: State investor Temasek said on Tuesday (Feb 25) it will implement a company-wide salary freeze, including promotion increases, for its upcoming April compensation exercise. Replying to CNA's queries, Temasek added that the senior management team, which includes managing directors and ...
Shake Shack Inc expects its delivery sales to be volatile throughout 2020 after its move last year to an exclusive partnership with third-party platform Grubhub Inc , it said on Monday.
NEW YORK: Global stocks were hammered on Monday (Feb 24) and gold prices soared on safe-haven buying as fears mounted that the new coronavirus would derail economic growth. Equity bourses were a sea of red, including in Milan and Seoul - two countries outside of China that have suffered outbreaks ......
Asian share markets were heading south on Tuesday amid fears the coronavirus was rapidly mutating into a pandemic that could cripple global supply chains and wreak far greater economic damage than first thought.
