SINGAPORE banks are training their front-line staff to better serve bank customers with disabilities amid growing awareness of the daily difficulties they face.
FORMER German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt used to lament how Germany's giant banking groups would stoke up dangerous enmity among neighbouring countries by inevitably dominating European finance. A senior French banker once told me that French and German banks would never merge because the Germans would always have...
SINGAPORE banks have jazzed up their savings plans to find favour from maturing millennials, locking in a tighter banking relationship with customers amid the rising ease in switching banks today, as well as tapping the rising affluence in the city-state.
MEXICO CITY: Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Tuesday (Apr 30) urged the United States to ratify the countries' new trade agreement with Canada after Mexico passed labour reforms demanded by its partners. "Now it's up to the United States government, to the US legislators, to ...
Google parent company Alphabet Inc said on Tuesday former chairman and chief executive officer of the internet search giant, Eric Schmidt, will step down from its board at the end of his term in June.
MEXICO CITY: Mexican state oil company Pemex registered a loss of 35.7 billion pesos (US$1.88 billion) in the first quarter of 2019, it announced on Tuesday (Apr 30), falling back into the red despite a government bailout. The troubled company - the biggest in Latin America's second-largest ...
MENLO PARK, Calif.: Facebook Inc on Tuesday debuted an overhaul of its core social network and new business-focused tools, the first concrete steps in its plan to refashion itself into a private messaging and e-commerce company. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a fresh design for the ...
Deutsche Bank is in danger of failing U.S. stress tests, a European bank supervisor told Reuters, adding to pressure on Germany's biggest lender to make changes to its investment bank after failed merger talks with Commerzbank.
The U.S. Justice Department has joined a pair of whistleblower lawsuits alleging a drugmaker now owned by Mallinckrodt Plc improperly promoted an expensive multiple sclerosis treatment and paid kickbacks to doctors who prescribed the drug.
LONDON: Europe's main stock markets mostly fell on Tuesday (Apr 30) on downbeat Chinese data, and despite news that the eurozone economy grew more than anticipated in the first quarter. Sentiment was rocked by news of a below-forecast reading on factory activity in China. The European single ...
