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Philippines disqualifies bankers linked to Wirecard

Bloomberg The Philippine central bank said it will ban from the industry former bank employees who allegedly falsified documents for German payments company Wirecard AG. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is adding the former bankers to a list of persons disqualified from becoming directors or officers at any supervised financial institution, it said in an email. Wirecard filed for bankruptcy in …

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US stock futures decline after American presidential debate

Bloomberg US equity-index futures dropped alongside most stock markets after an acrimonious American presidential debate highlighted the risk of a contested vote in November. A gauge of the dollar edged higher. S&P 500 futures fall as much as 1.3% in the hours after the chaotic sparring between Donald Trump and Democratic hopeful Joe Biden during which the president suggested vote-by-mail …

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Micron shares drop after chipmaker halts shipments to Huawei

Bloomberg Micron Technology Inc. shares fall after the largest US chipmaker said it recently halted shipments to China’s Huawei Technologies Co. Micron also cut capital spending plans, warned about weaker demand from some corporate customers and forecast possible oversupply in a key market next year. Shares of the company dropped 3.6% in extended trading. The stock is down almost 6% …

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Oil drops on growing chorus of warnings on demand recovery

Bloomberg Oil retreated on renewed concerns over demand as some of the world’s biggest traders warned that a recovery is still some way off as the pandemic continues to cast a shadow over the market. US benchmark crude futures fall as much as 2.2%. Global confirmed deaths from the coronavirus — which has eviscerated energy demand — topped 1 million. …

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India mulls floor price for natural gas

Bloomberg India is considering a floor price for natural gas produced from local fields to shield explorers like state-run Oil & Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) as tariff slumps, people with knowledge of the matter said. Shares of explorers gained. The proposal being considered by the oil ministry pegs the price to the popular benchmark Japan-Korea Marker that is used for …

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Pemex loses market share to oil majors

Bloomberg Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador vowed to restore the national oil company to its former glory. Instead, Petroleos Mexicanos is drowning in debt, its oil output is declining, and now it appears to be losing fuel market share in its own backyard. In the past 21 months of the Lopez Obrador administration, Pemex has lost roughly 13% of …

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United Air pilots approve pay cut to avoid job losses

Bloomberg United Airlines Holdings Inc’s pilots agreed to accept lower minimum pay guarantees to prevent almost 4,000 of their members from being put on furlough. The pact with United won 58% support in a vote by union membership, the Air Lines Pilots Association (ALPA) said. The airline had sought to cut costs while avoiding pilot layoffs because of the expense …

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Amazon’s Prime Day to start on October 13

Bloomberg Amazon.com is about to test whether consumers who have taken to online shopping in huge numbers during the pandemic will spend even more for deals during the company’s Prime Day sales event. The largest online retailer will offer discounts for paying members of its speedy-shipping and video streaming service beginning on October 13. The two days of discounts come …

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Singapore Air turns A380 into temporary restaurant

Bloomberg Singapore Airlines Ltd is opening one of its Airbus SE A380 superjumbos as a temporary restaurant, joining a gaggle of other carriers trying out novel ways to raise cash while the coronavirus decimates air travel. Diners can choose their cabin class where they will be served meals with two alcoholic drinks and free flow of other beverages, the carrier …

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Treasury seeks conditions on South African Airways’ loan

Bloomberg South Africa’s National Treasury wants strict conditions attached to any guarantees it provides for loans to the country’s embattled state airline, according to two people familiar with the matter. Treasury and Department of Public Enterprises officials met to discuss ways to restart South African Airways, the people said, asking not to be identified because the talks are private. Representatives …

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