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'Big and Fantastic Moment': Citigroup's Jane Fraser to Become First Woman to Head a Wall Street Bank
Jane Fraser, 53, has been a rising star in the financial industry, with a career spanning investment banking, wealth management, troubled mortgage workouts and strategy in Latin America – a key business for Citigroup.
Benchmark Brent Falls But Stays Over $40 Per Barrel
Oil prices fell on Thursday after data showed U.S. crude stockpiles rose last week and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) lowered its demand outlook.
AstraZeneca Should Know By Year-end Whether Vaccine Works If Trials Restart
AstraZeneca's should still know before the end of the year whether its experimental vaccine protects people against COVID19, the drugmaker's chief executive Pascal Soriot said on Thursday, as long as it can resume trials soon.
Brent Oil Benchmark Dips But Stays Over $40 A Barrel
Oil prices dipped on Thursday after data showed U.S. crude stockpiles rose last week and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) downgraded its oil demand outlook, although the Brent benchmark stayed above $40 a barrel.
AstraZeneca's Asthma Drug Succeeds Late-stage Study
AstraZeneca Plc said on Thursday its asthma treatment for a chronic inflammatory disease of the nasal passage linings, or sinuses, met main goals in a latestage study.
Timeline: Twists And Turns In Mediaset Vs Vivendi TV Drama
Mediaset was ready to discuss ideas to develop its business with France's Vivendi, a top executive at the Italian broadcaster said on Wednesday, a sign that an end may be in sight to a dispute with its second largest investor.
Oil Prices Edge Up Off 3-month Lows; Demand Concerns Persist
Oil futures on Wednesday clawed back some of the losses they sustained in the previous session, but a rebound in COVID19 cases in some countries undermined hopes for a steady recovery in global demand.
Gold Edges Up On Economic Woes, Firm Dollar Caps Gains
Gold firmed on Wednesday on lingering uncertainties stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, but gains were limited as the dollar too gained from safehaven inflows driven by worries about a delay in the development of a vaccine.
I-T Dept Issues Refunds Worth Rs 1.01 Lakh Crore to 27.55 Lakh Taxpayers Till September 8
This includes personal income tax (PIT) refunds amounting to Rs 30,768 crore issued to 25.83 lakh taxpayers and corporate tax refunds amounting to Rs 70,540 crore issued to over 1.71 lakh taxpayers during this period.
Global Markets: U.S. Tech Selloff Hits Equities, Oil Falls On Demand Worry
Asian shares fell on Wednesday and oil prices hit lows not seen since June after a rout in technology shares sank Wall Street for a third consecutive day and a major drugmaker delayed testing of a coronavirus vaccine.
In New Brexit Row, Britain Sets Out Details For Post-EU Life
Britain will set out new details of its blueprint for life outside the European Union on Wednesday, publishing legislation a government minister acknowledged would break international law in a "limited way" and which could sour trade talks.
Explainer: UK Says It May Break The Law On Brexit: How So?
Britain's Northern Ireland minister said on Tuesday that proposed legislation for Britain's internal market which the EU fears could undermine the Brexit divorce deal would break international law "in a limited way".
City Of London Says Return To The Office Is Slow Going
Confidence in using public transport is holding back bankers from returning to their offices, the City of London's leader said on Tuesday.
Nasdaq Slides As Tech Rout Deepens, Tesla Hits Three-week Low
The Nasdaq tumbled on Tuesday as investors dumped highflying technology stocks, while Tesla tracked its worst day in nearly six months after a surprise exclusion from the S&P 500.
U.S. To Block Cotton, Tomato Product Imports From China's Xinjiang Over Forced Labor
The United States on Tuesday will move to block imports of cotton and tomato products from western China's Xinjiang region over allegations that they are produced with forced labor, officials with U.S. Customs and Border Protection told Reuters.
Nasdaq Set To Plunge At Open As Tech Stocks Get Hammered
The Nasdaq was set to open sharply lower on Tuesday as investors sold off shares of Tesla and other tech heavyweights after a long weekend, while simmering U.S.China tensions and concerns over a rocky economic rebound also weighed on sentiment.