SINGAPORE: Singaporean fintech company MatchMove Pay said on Thursday it had received a US$100 million investment from US-based IT services provider Nityo Infotech to support efforts to expand its presence to more markets. MatchMove will be valued at US$600 million following the deal and Nityo ...
Police in China arrested over 1,100 people suspected of using cryptocurrencies to launder illegal proceeds from telephone and Internet scams in a recent crackdown, the Ministry of Public Security said.
JBS USA, subsidiary of Brazilian firm JBS SA, confirmed in a statement on Wednesday the company paid the equivalent of US$11 million in ransom in response to a criminal hack against its operations.
OCBC on Thursday said it obtained approval from holders of its £250 million floating rate covered bonds due 2023 to replace the interest basis from GBP Libor (London Interbank Offered Rate) to Sterling Overnight Index Average (Sonia).
OCBC on Thursday said it obtained approval from holders of its £250 million floating rate covered bonds due 2023 to replace the interest basis from GBP Libor (London Interbank Offered Rate) to Sterling Overnight Index Average (Sonia).
SEOUL: South Korea is considering plans to vaccinate workers at key businesses including chip and electronics firms to prevent disruptions to production, an official at the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) said. The labour ministry has sent letters to companies including ...
Japan's wholesale prices rose 4.9per cent in May from a year earlier to mark the biggest increase in 13 years, data showed on Thursday, indicating that higher commodities costs could hit companies slowly emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic's pain.
SEOUL: South Korea is considering plans to vaccinate workers at key businesses including chip and electronics firms to prevent disruptions to production, the Maeil Business Newspaper reported on Wednesday, citing government and industry sources. The labour ministry has sent letters to ...
Outside class hours, Kim Kyung-wook delivers meals on foot to apartment blocks near his university in eastern Seoul, while constantly checking his phone to trade stocks, cryptocurrency and used Nike sneakers.
Haunted by memories of past US interest rate hikes, the world's central banks are laying the groundwork for a transition to life with less global stimulus, with many countries already signalling moves to the exit.
