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Top German court grants buybacks for VW diesel car owners
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France promises ‘significant’ pay hikes for health workers
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Japan lifts Tokyo’s state of emergency, eyes fresh stimulus
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Australian economy must come off Covid-19 ‘life support’, PM to say
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Iranian fuel tanker docks in Venezuelan port, more underway
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French carmaker Renault could close plants and cut jobs, says union
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Mexico can benefit from Chinese economic slowdown, Lopez Obrador says
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Lufthansa state rescue deal agreed in principle, say sources
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Germany mulls €50,000 a month for stricken firms
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Hong Kong stocks close slightly higher
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Cambodia bourse sees first bank listing
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Top German court to rule on VW ‘Dieselgate’ compensation
FRANKFURT AM MAIN, May 25 — Almost five years after Volkswagen’s admission to cheating on emissions tests involving millions of diesel engined cars, a top German court will...
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Russia’s Aeroflot reports 95pc April passenger drop
MOSCOW, May 25 — Russia’s biggest carrier Aeroflot today said it registered a 95 per cent drop in passengers in April compared to last year, as the coronavirus ground travel...
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Taiwan considers revoking Hong Kong’s special status on law fears
TAIPEI, May 25 — China’s planned national security law may prompt Taiwan to revoke the special status it extends to Hong Kong, President Tsai Ing-wen said, a move that could...
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Bayer shares jump on report of Roundup settlement
FRANKFURT AM MAIN, May 25 — Shares in German chemical giant Bayer rose sharply today after reports it was close to a mass deal with American plaintiffs who say their cancers...
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Slump in consumption, exports push Germany into recession in Q1
BERLIN, May 25 — A slump in capital investments, private consumption and exports pushed the German economy into a recession in the first quarter, detailed data showed today,...
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China firmly opposes latest US sanctions against Chinese firms over Xinjiang
BEIJING, May 25 — China’s foreign ministry says it deplores and firmly opposes the latest US sanctions against Chinese firms over Xinjiang, adding that it is purely China’s...
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Asia stocks mostly up on lockdown easing but Hong Kong extends losses
HONG KONG, May 25 — Most Asian markets rose today as a further opening up of economies from lockdown offset worries over worsening China-US tensions, while Hong Kong sank again...
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Moody’s: Pressure keeps rising for Apac companies as coronavirus impact becomes clearer
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Moody’s Investors Service said about 22 per cent of 476 rated non-financial companies in Asia Pacific (Apac) have high exposure to coronavirus...
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Dollar edges higher as Hong Kong tensions fuel safe-haven demand
TOKYO, May 25 — The dollar edged higher today as worries about a standoff between the United States and China over civil liberties in Hong Kong fuelled demand for safe-haven...
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UK’s Sunak authorises bailout plan to rescue strategically important companies
LONDON, May 25 — British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has authorised a bailout plan to rescue companies that are seen as strategically important, with the Treasury saying it may...
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Nikkei: Japan eyes fresh stimulus plan worth over US$929b to battle pandemic
TOKYO, May 25 — Japan is considering a fresh stimulus package worth over US$929 billion (RM4.05 trillion) that will consist mostly of financial aid programmes for companies hit...
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Hard times for Boeing, long a symbol of American might
NEW YORK, May 25 — Faced with the calamitous fallout from the coronavirus on airline customers and the broader economy, Boeing found itself in an unfamiliar and uncomfortable...
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White House economist sees double digit jobless rate through US elections
WASHINGTON, May 24 — US unemployment is likely to remain in double digits as Americans go to the polls in November, a top White House economic adviser said today. Kevin Hassett...
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Renault must stop developing capacity abroad in exchange for state support, says minister
PARIS, May 24 — French Environment Minister Elisabeth Borne said today the French government wants Renault to stop developing production capacity abroad in exchange for state...
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French minister: Air France must slash domestic traffic in exchange for state guarantees
PARIS, May 24 — Air France will have to “drastically” reduce its domestic air traffic in exchange for state loan guarantees, French Environment Minister Elisabeth Borne said...
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Xi says China could have set GDP growth goal around 6pc had there been no coronavirus
BEIJING, May 24 — Chinese President Xi Jinping said China’s annual economic growth target could have been set around 6 per cent had the new coronavirus epidemic not happened,...
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Lufthansa to resume flights to 20 destinations from mid-June
FRANKFURT, May 24 — Lufthansa, which is in talks with the German government over a €9 billion (RM42.7 billion) bailout, will resume flights to 20 destinations from mid-June,...
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After Ghosn and Covid-19, Renault and Nissan weigh future
PARIS, May 24 — For automakers Renault and Nissan, the world is currently a very different place to what it had been just a few short months ago. In 2017 and 2018, the...
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Net foreign fund outflow eases to RM394.3m this week
KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 — Foreign investors continued to exit Bursa Malaysia for the May 18-21 period, recording a total net outflow of RM394.34 million, as the country...