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(Bloomberg) -- Cebu Air Inc., the largest Philippine budget carrier, said it refunded 7.7 billion pesos ($153 million) to customers, completing requests for reimbursements that were filed until June due to the pandemic.

Noras tobulėti ir augti visiems gerai pažįstamą šonaslydžio entuziastą Paulių Petraitį atvedė į Kauno technikos kolegiją (KTK). Šios...

Oil Search (OSH.AX) said on Monday it intended to recommend an improved buyout offer from Santos Ltd (STO.AX), worth A$8.4 billion ($6.2 billion), in a deal that would create a top-20 global oil and gas company.

Stanislav Tomáš, ein Angehöriger der Roma-Minderheit in Tschechien, kommt bei einem Polizeieinsatz ums Leben. Handelte der Polizist in Notwehr oder wurde Tomáš Opfer von Antiziganismus? Das Land streitet über Rassismus.

(Bloomberg) -- Apparel maker Hela Clothing plans an initial public offering on the Colombo Stock Exchange within 12 months to raise capital for entry into North Africa and the expansion of its East African operations. The Sri Lanka-based manufacturer for PVH Corp.

Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Global Inc's New York initial public offering (IPO) to raise up to $4 billion has been fully covered on the first day of its bookbuild, according to four sources with direct knowledge of the matter.

(Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia’s stock exchange, which is preparing to list later this year, said revenue doubled in 2020 amid a surge in trading. Operating revenue at Saudi Tadawul Group, the largest stock exchange in the Middle East, jumped 91% to 1.1 billion riyals ($293.

(Bloomberg) -- The prolonged Covid-19 pandemic is clouding economic projections for Southeast Asia, with most countries not expected to return to pre-pandemic growth levels for several years.

China’s ride-hailing behemoth is driving slow ahead of its initial public offering. Didi Global, led by boss Will Wei Cheng, is targeting a market capitalisation of up to $67 billion, based on a price range of $13 to $14 per share, just two-thirds of the earlier mooted goal .

(Bloomberg) -- Abu Dhabi sovereign fund ADQ is in talks to invest about $500 million in India’s Flipkart, according to people familiar with the matter, as the Walmart Inc.-backed e-commerce firm raises funds ahead of a potential initial public offering next year.