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Now central bankers blame only themselves

  For central banks, the pandemic may have been the easy part. To buttress economies and markets during the early days of Covid-19, authorities pumped huge sums into the financial system. They could worry about the hangover later, or so the thinking went. And judging by the previous decade, stimulus-driven inflation was a nonissue. Nobody wanted to be accused of ...

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Kellogg to split into three firms to promote growth

Bloomberg Kellogg Co said it will split into three independent companies, sparking a rally in the food conglomerate’s shares. The maker of Froot Loops and other well-known breakfast cereals said the companies would focus on global snacking, North American cereals and plant-based foods — giving each greater autonomy and room for growth. The breakup will occur through two tax-free spinoffs, ...

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CEO says Cebu Air to return to pre-Covid staff size in ’23

  Bloomberg Philippine carrier Cebu Air Inc expects to bring back its workforce size to before the Covid-19 pandemic by early next year, President and CEO Lance Gokongwei said. Workers who were laid off due to the pandemic are being prioritised for rehiring, Gokongwei told reporters. There’s enough supply of pilots and cabin crew in the Philippines, unlike in other ...

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