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Investors hoping the U.S. Federal Reserve would make a concerted push into longer-duration bonds at Wednesday's meeting did not get what were waiting for.

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) fell by 4.9 per cent year-on-year in November, official data from Enterprise Singapore showed on Thursday (Dec 17).  The decline, which comes after a 3.1 per cent decrease in October, was mainly due to non-electronics such as petrochemicals ...

Boeing Co Chief Executive Dave Calhoun told CNBC on Wednesday the possibility of a large equity raise from the planemaker was a little speculative and the company did not plan to go down that path.

Transport Canada is set to announce approval of design changes to Boeing’s 737 MAX as early as Thursday, two sources familiar with the matter said, in a first step toward bringing the aircraft back in the country after a near two-year flight ban.

Facebook Inc and Alphabet's Google, the two biggest players in online advertising, used a series of deals to consolidate their market power illegally, Texas and nine other states alleged in a lawsuit against Google on Wednesday.

The US Treasury on Wednesday accused Switzerland and Vietnam of manipulating their currencies, partly to gain a trade advantage over American exports.

The United States and Europe should agree to cooperate in opposing any future "hurtful" subsidies used by China to build up its commercial aircraft industry, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told Reuters in an interview.

Luckin Coffee Inc has agreed to pay a US$180 million penalty to settle accounting fraud charges for "intentionally and materially" overstating its 2019 revenue and understating a net loss, U.S. regulators said on Wednesday.

Wells Fargo & Co has extended the ability to work from home for employees until at least March 1 amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, a spokeswoman for the bank said on Wednesday.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday promised to keep funneling cash into financial markets further into the future to fight the recession, even as policymakers' outlook for next year improved following initial rollout of a coronavirus vaccine.