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Apple supplier Foxconn’s Q4 profit slips, lags view By Reuters

TAIPEI -Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker, posted on Tuesday a lower fourth-quarter profit that lagged expectations despite strong iPhone 12 sales and pandemic-led demand for telecommuting devices. The Taiwanese firm, which counts technology giants such as Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) among its major clients, booked October-December net profit of T$45.97 billion ($1.61 billion). That represented a 4% fall from a...

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City of London says bulk of workers will return to the office after pandemic By Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) -The City of London financial centre, which has resembled a ghost town since the coronavirus swept the world last year, is likely to see most workers return to their offices after the pandemic, the City’s political leader said. Catherine McGuinness, policy chair at the City of London Corporation, told BBC radio she was confident that trade would return for the...

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European Stocks Higher; Rising French Confidence Helps By Investing.com

By Peter Nurse  Investing.com - European stock markets pushed higher Tuesday, helped by growing French consumer confidence while fears of a broader fallout from the U.S. hedge fund default eased.  At 3:45 AM ET (0845 GMT), the DAX in Germany traded 0.7% higher, the CAC 40 in France rose 0.8%, while the U.K.’s FTSE index climbed 0.7%. French consumer confidence rose unexpectedly in...

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Asia shares set to rise as broader worries about hedge fund default ease By Reuters

By Alwyn Scott NEW YORK (Reuters) - Asian shares were set to open higher on Tuesday as investors shook off earlier worries about a hedge fund default that roiled global banking stocks overnight, while rekindled concerns about inflation pushed bond yields higher. The firmer tone in Asia comes as Wall Street pared earlier losses driven by the banking sector on fears that...

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Nokia defeats U.S. shareholder lawsuit over Alcatel-Lucent integration, 5G progress By Reuters

By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing the Finnish telecommunications company Nokia (HE:NOKIA) of defrauding shareholders by concealing problems in integrating the former Alcatel-Lucent (PA:ALUA) and in its readiness to become a leader in 5G technology. In a decision on Monday night, U.S. District Judge Andrew Carter in Manhattan said Clyde Waite, the plaintiff...

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