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Exclusive: CITIC Capital plans $1.8 billion take-private of HK-listed AsiaInfo Tech – sources

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By Julie Zhu and Kane Wu HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese private equity firm CITIC Capital plans to take private AsiaInfo Technologies Ltd in a deal that could value the telecom software provider at about $1.8 billion, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters. AsiaInfo's largest shareholder with a 23.4% stake is talking with banks to finance the deal,...

26 November

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Brexit could affect economy for longer than COVID – BoE’s Saunders

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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England interest-rate setter Michael Saunders said the long-term effects of Brexit could have a bigger impact on companies than the coronavirus pandemic. "Businesses will shake off the effect of COVID-19 as they’re temporary, but the long-term effects of Brexit could be more permanent," Saunders said in an interview with TheBusinessDesk.com website. BoE Governor Andrew Bailey said on...

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Business rights or human rights? Swiss vote shines spotlight on companies

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By Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi ZURICH (Reuters) - A billboard of a runny-nosed, dour-faced girl framed by Glencore (LON:GLEN)'s sprawling zinc mine in Peru greets commuters at Zurich's main train station with an ominous slogan: "Water contaminated. Child poisoned. Commodities firm liable." As the only large mining firm based in Switzerland, Glencore...

26 November

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Disney to layoff about 32,000 workers in first half of 2021

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(Reuters) - Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) Co said on Wednesday it would layoff 32,000 workers, primarily at its theme parks, an increase from the 28,000 it announced in September as the company struggles with limited customers due to the coronavirus pandemic. The layoffs will be in the first half of 2021, the company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange...

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UK Stocks-Factors to watch on Nov 26

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Nov 26 - Britain's FTSE 100 (.FTSE) index is seen opening 7 points higher at 6,398 on Thursday, according to financial bookmakers. Unilever: Consumer goods group Unilever (UNA.AS) (ULVR.L) has agreed to buy U.S.-based vitamin company SmartyPants Vitamins, moving further into the consumer health market. UK Regulators: Britain will borrow almost 400 billion pounds ($535.44 billion) this year to pay for...

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European debt markets unfazed as stocks hit record highs

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By Dhara Ranasinghe LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields were a tad higher on Wednesday in a further sign that record-high stock markets are not enough to shift demand from fixed income markets supported by central bank stimulus. World shares rallied to a record peak after the formal start of U.S. president-elect Joe Biden's transition to the White House and...

26 November

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China Won’t Hike Rates Soon as it Exits Stimulus, Says State Media

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(Bloomberg) -- China is very likely to exit from some of its stimulus measures as the economy improves, but there won’t be any interest rate hike soon, a leading state newspaper said on its front page Thursday. “If previous rounds of withdrawing stimulus policies are a guide, ‘tight money’ and ‘tight credit’ are inevitable,...

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Analysis: With new bank aid, BOJ makes stealthy retreat from negative rates

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By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is quietly walking back its unpopular negative interest rates policy with a controversial scheme designed to drive mergers among weaker, smaller lenders, a move some insiders see as a risky deviation into industrial reform. As COVID-19 adds pain for regional banks suffering from...

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Japan’s export credit agency to lend $2 billion to Nissan for U.S. sales financing

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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's state-owned export credit agency has agreed to give Nissan Motor Co up to $2 billion as part of a credit agreement to help it finance car sales in the United States. The money is part of a $4.1 billion credit agreement for Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation, a unit of Nissan North America, Japan Bank of International Cooperation (JBIC)...

26 November

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Swiss allocate 3,500 work permits for Britons post-Brexit

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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government on Wednesday allocated up to 3,500 work permits for Britons next year to let employers recruit staff from the United Kingdom, which will no longer be covered by Swiss free-movement accords with the European Union. "This ensures the required flexibility for Swiss business," the government said. The UK permit contingent initially applies for one year and...

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Exclusive: CITIC Capital plans $1.8 billion take-private of HK-listed AsiaInfo Tech – sources

Brexit could affect economy for longer than COVID – BoE’s Saunders

Business rights or human rights? Swiss vote shines spotlight on companies

Disney to layoff about 32,000 workers in first half of 2021

UK Stocks-Factors to watch on Nov 26

European debt markets unfazed as stocks hit record highs

China Won’t Hike Rates Soon as it Exits Stimulus, Says State Media

Analysis: With new bank aid, BOJ makes stealthy retreat from negative rates

Japan’s export credit agency to lend $2 billion to Nissan for U.S. sales financing

Swiss allocate 3,500 work permits for Britons post-Brexit

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