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Boeing delays 777X plane’s first test flight due to bad weather

Boeing Co said on Wednesday it was delaying 777X airplane's first test flight, which was scheduled to take place on Thursday, due to bad weather.

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Asian shares wilt, oil tumbles as China virus spreads

Asian shares and U.S. stocks fell on Thursday as investors remained anxious about the spread of a new flu-like virus in China just as millions prepared to travel for the Lunar New Year.

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Toyota union to seek smaller pay rise in 2020 vs last year: NHK

Toyota Motor Corp's labour union plans to seek an average pay rise of 10,100 yen (US$91.98) per month in wage negotiations this year, public broadcaster NHK reported on Thursday, 600 yen less than the increase granted last year.

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US economy to coast, no big boost expected from trade deal: Reuters poll

The initial trade deal between Washington and Beijing is unlikely to provide a significant boost to the U.S. economy and will only reduce the downside risk or at best help activity moderately, a Reuters poll showed.

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UK pay settlements slow in December, start 2020 cautiously: XpertHR

British employers offered their staff a median annual pay settlement of 2.2per cent in the three months to December, down from 2.6per cent in the three months to November, industry data showed on Thursday.

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Finance wants competitiveness role for UK watchdogs after Brexit

Britain's regulators should have a formal role after Brexit to keep the financial sector globally competitive and less prone to "gold-plating" international norms, an industry think tank said on Thursday.

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ECB to launch review that will redefine its mission and tools

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is set to launch a broad review of its policy on Thursday that is likely to see her redefine the ECB's main goal and how to achieve it.

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Wall Street treads water as China virus fears ease

NEW YORK: Wall Street had a mostly flat day on Wednesday (Jan 22), with markets little moved either by strong earnings or a rising death toll blamed on a virus from China. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 9.77 points (0.03 per cent) to 29,186.27. The S&P 500 gained 0.96 points (0.03 per...

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Aussie-Sing exchange rate hits 11-year low on fears of central bank rate cut

INCREASED market expectations that the Australian central bank will cut rates in the face of fallout from Australia's raging bush fires have pushed the Aussie unit down against its Singapore counterpart, with the cross-rate on Wednesday hitting its lowest since 2008.

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HSBC Singapore debuts green deposit account for corporate clients

HSBC Singapore on Thursday launched its first green deposit account for corporate clients. It will accept the Singdollar and US dollar, providing a simpler way for companies to support environmentally-friendly projects.

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