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Exclusive: How Venezuela lost three oil supertankers to its Chinese partner
A shipping joint venture between Venezuela and China has fallen apart in the wake of U.S. sanctions, resulting in the South American nation losing three supertankers at a time when foreign shippers are reluctant to carry its oil, court documents show.
U.S.-China trade deal in 'fine' shape, White House's Kudlow says
China is continuing to buy U.S. goods, particularly commodities, under its Phase 1 trade deal with the United States, despite rising tensions over Hong Kong and other issues, top White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday.
SoftBank touts Vision Fund gains, ditches operating profit as yardstick
SoftBank Group Corp broke with tradition on Tuesday and declined to disclose operating profit in its quarterly results, saying the measure was "not useful" to gauge performance, and instead pointed to a $2.8 billion gain at its Vision Fund.
Japan's current account surplus shrinks to 5-year low as exports plunge
Japan posted its smallest current account surplus in more than five years in June, Ministry of Finance data showed on Tuesday, mainly due to a slump in exports, highlighting the heavy hit to external demand from the coronavirus pandemic.
Sinovac launches late-stage trial for potential COVID-19 vaccine in Indonesia
China's Sinovac Biotech Ltd launched on Tuesday a latestage human trial involving as many as 1,620 patients in Indonesia for a COVID19 vaccine candidate that it is developing with Indonesian stateowned peer Bio Farma.
Oil climbs on Chinese factory data, U.S. stimulus hopes
Oil rose on Monday, supported by an improvement in Chinese factory data, rising energy demand and hopes for an agreement in the United States on more coronavirusrelated economic stimulus.
IndiGo to raise up to $534 million via share sale
Interglobe Aviation Ltd , which runs India's largest airline IndiGo, said on Monday it will raise up to 40 billion rupees ($533.70 million) through the sale of shares to institutional investors, as it looks to manage cash during the COVID19 pandemic which...
Asian shares mostly higher on stimulus moves, jobs data
Shares were mostly higher in Asia on Monday after President Donald Trump issued executive orders to provide tax relief and stopgap unemployment benefits for Americans hit by the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Northwest Pakistan Faces Shortage of Anti-snake Venom Vaccines Due to Stoppage of Import from India
Taimur Saleem Jhagra, the health minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province said this during question hour in the provincial assembly session on Friday.
Canada to impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, hopes for resolution
Canada will slap retaliatory tariffs on C$3.6 billion ($2.7 billion) worth of U.S. aluminum products after the United States said it would impose punitive measures on Canadian aluminum imports, a senior official said on Friday.
U.S. Black-white unemployment rate gap widens again in July
The gap in the U.S. jobless rate between whites and Blacks widened for a third straight month in July, making the gulf between the races the widest in more than five years, Labor Department data released on Friday showed.
Pfizer to make Gilead's COVID-19 treatment remdesivir
Pfizer Inc said on Friday it signed a multiyear agreement to make Gilead Sciences Inc's antiviral drug remdesivir in a bid to ramp up supply of the COVID19 treatment.
RBI Does the Heavy Lifting But Cannot Kickstart Economy Alone if Govt Doesn’t Pull Its Weight
The bank has already lowered lending rates by 115 basis points (1.15 per cent) since February this year and with this pause, the repo rate is still at a record low of 4 per cent.
Wall Street struggles for direction as Congress wrangles over stimulus
Major U.S. stock averages treaded water on Thursday as investors awaited a new fiscal aid package to prop up the country's economy, with data showing 31.3 million Americans were receiving unemployment checks in midJuly.
Bombardier reports earnings miss, hit by rail costs, COVID-19
Canada's Bombardier Inc missed quarterly earnings estimates on Thursday, hurt by higher costs in its train business and a more than 40% drop in business jet deliveries due to the COVID19 pandemic.
Toyota ekes out weakest first quarter profit in 9 years as pandemic halves car sales
Toyota Motor Corp eked out its smallest quarterly profit in nine years as the coronavirus pandemic halved its car sales and nearly wiped out its bottom line.