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Toshiba says likely to report first quarter operating loss on coronavirus impact

Japanese industrial conglomerate Toshiba Corp said on Wednesday it was likely to report an operating loss for the April-June period, its first negative quarter in nearly four years, as it soaks up the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Tesla sets 5-1 stock split and its high-flying stock soars again

Tesla Inc on Tuesday announced a five-for-one stock split, sending the electric carmaker's recently high-flying shares up 7per cent in extended trade.

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Airbnb backs OECD approach to digital services tax

Home rental startup Airbnb said on Wednesday it supported the development of a digital services tax regime being discussed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) to bridge a divide between the United States and Europe.

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Commentary: TikTok and Microsoft and how government agendas are reshaping Big Tech

To ban access of foreign companies and expect domestic companies and the government to profit directly is a dangerous line to cross, says Howard Yu.

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Singapore start-up QIQ aims to roll out shared electric microcars for last-mile trips

SINGAPORE: Come next year, some commuters may be able to make the last-mile journey between their home and the MRT station in a small, two-seater electric car. Singapore firm QIQ Global plans to launch the microcars for hire. Dubbed the QIQ Pod, it will be no bigger than 2.4m long...

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Commentary: The outlook for Singapore Airlines has gone from bad to worse

Singapore Airlines Group and Changi Airport passenger traffic could remain at 1 per cent of normal levels for at least several more months, says Brendan Sobie.

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New life insurance sales in Singapore drop 13% in H1

THE Covid-19 pandemic and the ongoing recession took a toll on insurance sales in Singapore in the first six months this year.

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Apple on cusp of US$2 trillion milestone, defying pandemic

Apple is on the verge of becoming the first $2 trillion American company following a gravity-defying surge that has highlighted the value of its iPhone ecosystem during the global pandemic.

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Kodak expects sales volumes to rebound after COVID-19 hit

Eastman Kodak Co said on Tuesday it expects sales volumes and working capital to improve in the current quarter after reporting a 31per cent decline in quarterly revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic, sending its shares up 7per cent.

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Tesla launches five-for-one stock split

Tesla Inc on Tuesday announced a five-for-one stock split, which it said will begin on Aug. 31.

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