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Commentary: What my first flight in four months told me about the future of travel

New hygiene-related practices, coupled with a rethinking of how many trips were truly necessary, are welcomed changes in a post-pandemic world, says the Financial Times’ Leslie Hook.

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Commentary: Why China is turning sour on Australia wines

Given China’s displeasure with Australia’s approach to the relationship this year, some might view the investigation as a thinly veiled economic sanction, says an observer.

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AFL-CIO chief says union to file labor complaint under USMCA this month

The AFL-CIO is planning to file labor complaints against Mexico this month under the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement's labor enforcement mechanism, the U.S. union's president said on Thursday.

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StanChart to charge S$5 for card, loan bills paid over branch counters

STANDARD Chartered Singapore has imposed a S$5 service fee per transaction for all credit card or personal loan payments made over branch counters.

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MAS move on access to SGD, USD for banks ‘a pre-emptive measure’

THE latest move by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to boost access to Singapore dollar (SGD) and US dollar (USD) funding for banks will give them more flexibility to manage liquidity in times of market stress, strengthening resilience in the sector, said analysts.

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Tech tumble jams Wall Street into reverse; sharpest fall since June

Wall Street's main indexes tumbled on Thursday, heading for their worst day since June as investors dumped high-flying technology-focused stocks, while economic data highlighted concerns about a long and difficult recovery.

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DBS sees strong growth in private bank business

DBS Private Bank (DBS PB) has generated strong growth in assets under management (AUM) this year, despite the market volatility and economic uncertainty brought on by Covid-19.

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Virgin Atlantic to cut over 1,000 more jobs as demand languishes: Sky News

Virgin Atlantic is preparing to cut more than 1,000 jobs after seeing a slower-than-expected recovery in international demand for air travel, Sky News reported https://bit.ly/3h0II1c on Thursday.

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Broadcom forecasts current-quarter revenue above estimates

Broadcom Inc forecast current-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates on Thursday, encouraged by strong demand for its data center chips from the growing remote work market and the upcoming 5G phone launches.

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German prosecutors drop probe into FT over Wirecard

German prosecutors have dropped their investigation into journalists of the Financial Times in connection with its reporting on the corporate fraud at payments firm Wirecard that eventually led to its collapse.

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