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Wall Street stocks advanced and the Nasdaq closed at a record high on Friday in a holiday-shortened week, as retailers kicked off the year-end shopping season amid record COVID-19 hospitalizations.

Wall Street stocks advanced and the Nasdaq closed at a record high on Friday in a holiday-shortened week, as retailers kicked off the year-end shopping season amid record COVID-19 hospitalizations.

Airbus has found homes for six A320neo-family aircraft rejected by one of its largest customers, Malaysia's AirAsia, as it makes further progress in reducing a surplus of jets left by the coronavirus crisis, industry sources said.

UniCredit is working with strategic advisers Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, three people close to the matter said, as it prepares to update its business plan next year and weighs a potential acquisition of state-owned peer Monte dei Paschi.

SINGAPORE: Farms in the rural area of Lim Chu Kang are welcoming more visitors as Singapore residents - unable to holiday overseas amid the COVID-19 pandemic - explore the country for new experiences. “If you compare to a year ago, I think footfall has almost doubled. We get about 400 to...

Airbus has found homes for six A320neo-family aircraft rejected by one of its largest customers, Malaysia's AirAsia, as it makes further progress in reducing an overhang of jets left by the coronavirus crisis, industry sources said.

SINGAPORE: HDT Singapore Holdings will shut its electric taxi business due to the “prolonged debilitating impact” of the COVID-19 pandemic.  HDT’s application to the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to exit the taxi business has been accepted, the firm said in a joint media release with the National ...

U.S. stock index futures edged higher on Friday as optimism around an economic rebound next year outweighed concerns around an expected surge in coronavirus infections during the Thanksgiving holiday.

Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess has asked the families who control a majority voting stake to back a contract extension in a bid to break a deadlock at the world's largest carmaker, two people familiar with the matter said.

Volkswagen's Chief Executive Herbert Diess has asked the company's owning families to back a contract extension in a bid to break a management deadlock at the world's largest carmaker, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.