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‘Crypto business leaving Japan due to high tax’

  Bloomberg Japan should reduce corporate taxes on crypto to prevent entrepreneurs leaving the country, one of nation’s most high-profile crypto businesspeople said. “At least 20 or more” firms have opted to establish their crypto business abroad rather than Japan because of high levy, said Sota Watanabe, CEO of Web3 infrastructure developer Stake Technologies, in an interview. Watanabe said he …

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ING Groep posts better than expected Q2 profit

  Bloomberg ING Groep NV reported second-quarter profit that beat analyst estimates after freeing up provisions for its shrinking business in Russia. Net income of 1.18 billion euros ($1.2 billion) in the three months through June compared with expectations for profit of 1.07 billion euros, according to a statement by the Dutch lender. Loan loss provisions of 202 million euros …

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Tanzania plans to ease money supply growth

  Bloomberg The Bank of Tanzania plans to be less accommodative for the remainder of the year to curb inflationary pressures. “At the backdrop of rising inflationary pressures, MPC approved Bank of Tanzania to reduce the speed of expanding liquidity in remainder of 2022,” Monetary Policy Committee said. in a statement following its latest meeting. That’s in order to tame …

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Nasdaq 100’s big surge belies a darker outlook for tech profits

  Bloomberg Technology stocks have been on a tear over the past month, but behind the scenes the big picture for the sector’s profits has only gotten darker. Analyst estimates for 2022 profit growth at S&P 500 tech companies have fallen about two percentage points since second-quarter earnings reports kicked off in July, according to data compiled by Bloomberg Intelligence. …

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Gold holds drop after US jobs data support rate-hike outlook

  Bloomberg Gold held its biggest decline in two weeks after strong US jobs growth tempered recession fears, suggesting that the Federal Reserve is likely to persist with steep interest-rate hikes to curb inflation. Bullion dropped as much as 0.9% as US nonfarm payrolls jumped by more than double what economists had forecast, diminishing prospects of an economic slowdown. That …

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Amazon acquires Roomba maker IRobot for $1.65bn

Bloomberg Amazon.com Inc said it would buy IRobot Corp, maker of the Roomba vacuum, for $1.65 billion as the e-commerce giant continues its push into internet-connected home devices and robotics. Amazon will pay $61 a share in cash for the Bedford, Massachusetts-based company, according to a statement. The offer, valued at $1.7 billion including debt, represents a premium of 22% …

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Flight disruptions swell as storms hit US airports

  Bloomberg Airlines cancelled more than 1,260 US flights as thunderstorms stretched from the Ohio Valley to the mid-Atlantic, with threats of flash flooding in some areas by evening. About 5,390 flights were delayed. The New York and Washington areas were among the most affected by the service disruptions. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) blocked departing flights headed for New York’s …

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EBay beats estimates on sales, earnings forecast in Q2 2022

Bloomberg EBay Inc reported second-quarter revenue that beat expectations and an upbeat profit outlook, evidence that a new focus on luxury items and collectibles is helping offset slowing sales and customer traffic. The shares rose about 5% in extended trading. Sales will be $2.29 billion to $2.37 billion in the period ending in September, the San Jose, California-based company said …

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Next raises profit outlook as hot spell spurs fashion buying

  Bloomberg Next Plc raised its profit forecast as the hotter weather and return to formal events encouraged more Brits to buy summer clothing but warned that worsening inflation could hit consumer sentiment. The British clothing and housewares chain said profit will be £860 million ($1.04 billion) this year through January, up from previous guidance of £850 million, according to …

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Fast Retailing set to open first GU brand store in US

  Bloomberg Fast Retailing Co will open its first GU store in the US, adding to its Uniqlo shops in the country as the apparel maker seeks a greater presence in the North American market. Opening this fall in Soho, New York, the pop-up store will be GU’s first outside Asia, where there are already 450 outlets selling more stylish …

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