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Matson s China trade lifts bottom line above expectations

Matson s China trade lifts bottom line above expectations
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Occidental Petroleum remains in £790 million of loss in the fourth quarter

SIFMA Paper Outlines Negative Impact Of Stock Transfer Tax On New York Economy

<p><span>SIFMA today issued a&nbsp;</span><a data-feathr-click-track="true" href="https://www.sifma.org/resources/submissions/economic-contribution-of-the-new-york-financial-services-sector-and-review-of-the-stock-transfer-tax/">whitepaper</a><span>&nbsp;titled &ldquo;Economic Contribution of the New York Financial Services Sector and Review of the Stock Transfer Tax.&rdquo;&nbsp; The analysis outlines the significance of the financial services sector to the city and state of New York and suggests that the stock transfer tax (STT) could have a negative impact on both the city and the state economy.</span></p>

Cover Story: HNA Group s Final Crisis - Caixin Global

Cover Story: HNA Group’s Final Crisis The final crisis for China’s formerly high-flying HNA Group Co. Ltd. began unfolding two weeks before the Lunar New Year holidays. Creditors of HNA and its three core listed companies petitioned a court to order a bankruptcy restructuring after the giant conglomerate failed to repay trillions of yuan in debts. The reorganization may involve as many as 500 companies in a sprawling enterprise that at its peak tallied 1.2 trillion yuan ($171 billion) of assets. As one of China’s biggest bankruptcy cases, the restructuring will bring to a close the HNA chapter in a freewheeling era when Chinese conglomerates including Anbang Insurance, Fosun Group and Dalian Wanda went on a global spree of buying up trophy assets using heavy borrowings. HNA was one of the most aggressive of China’s deal-making companies. Plowing more than $50 billion into assets ranging from golf courses to duty free shops and landmark hotels across six continents, H

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