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Why Buffett’s bet on Japan could turn on higher inflation, weakening dollar

Berkshire Hathaway Inc's US$6.2 billion foray into Japan's five largest trading houses may signal billionaire Warren Buffett's expectation that inflation and a falling U.S. dollar may make international equities more attractive when economies worldwide recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

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Commentary: Airlines that shift towards long-haul flights will succeed post-coronavirus

These will be driven by factors including the change in customer behaviours, geographical location of cities, ongoing travel restrictions and the establishment of travel bubbles, says a University of London observer.

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Singapore banks’ weak operating environment weighing on ratings: Fitch

SINGAPORE banks' capital ratios should be sustained at around 14 per cent over the next few years, or they risk triggering a rating downgrade, warned Fitch Ratings.

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How will StanChart sink its roots deeper in Singapore?

WHAT does it mean to be "significantly rooted" in Singapore's financial sector?

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Singapore bank lending down for fifth month in July

SINGAPORE's bank lending extended its slide for the fifth straight month in July, dipping 0.2 per cent to S$678.7 billion from the previous month on general weakness in business loans.

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Will Trump or Biden boost the greenback?

WITH the US elections looming, a Trump presidency is not necessarily better for the US dollar (USD), while a Biden administration may not be as USD-negative as believed, OCBC Treasury Research said in a research note on Friday.

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Zoom raises annual revenue target on remote work boost

Zoom Video Communications Inc beat second-quarter revenue estimates on Monday as it benefited from efforts to convert more of the huge work-from-home user base it has gained in the coronavirus crisis into paying customers.

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Zoom beats quarterly revenue estimates on remote work boost

Zoom Video Communications Inc beat second-quarter revenue estimates on Monday as it benefited from efforts to convert more of the huge work-from-home user base it has gained in the coronavirus crisis into paying customers.

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Delta, American drop domestic change fees, matching move by United

Delta Air Lines said on Monday it is permanently dropping domestic change fees, mirroring an announcement by rival United Airlines on Sunday in a push to woo back travelers.

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Lagardere rejects request to hold an extraordinary general meeting

French publishing and media group Lagardere said on Monday it had rejected a request made by activist fund Amber Capital and Vivendi to hold an extraordinary general meeting.

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