Author Archives: Syndicated Content

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish banks should continue to suspend dividend payments through 2020 to safeguard their resilience, despite some positive signs regarding the impact of the pandemic, the Swedi...

By Stanley Widianto, Tom Allard and Angie Teo BOGOR, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia's coronavirus outbreak will likely peak this month, President Joko Widodo said on Tuesday, adding he was "very conf...

LONDON (Reuters) - Australian former prime minister Tony Abbott declined on Tuesday to be drawn on reports he will become a trade adviser for Britain, but set out his free-trade credentials and made c...

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia on Tuesday said it would bar entry of long-term immigration pass holders from India, Indonesia and the Philippines from Sept. 7, in a bid to curtail imported coronavi...

ALMATY (Reuters) - The Kazakh tenge is likely to weaken against the dollar this month against a background of concerns about the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the global econo...

LONDON (Reuters) - Extinction Rebellion activists gathered outside Britain's parliament on Tuesday, calling on government to take urgent steps to avoid a climate catastrophe and kicking off two weeks ...

By Francesco Guarascio BRUSSELS (Reuters) - It is hard enough developing a vaccine in record time to halt a global pandemic. But what if you need to print the instructions with every dose in Portugues...

(Reuters) - Tesla Inc said on Tuesday it plans to raise up to $5 billion through a share sale program to be conducted by Wall Street's main brokerages. The sales agents include major banks such as Gol...

LANSING (WKZO AM/FM) – Could there be high school football this fall after all? It could happen. A spokesman for the Michigan High School Athletic Association said Monday the organization is tak...

(Reuters) - Schlumberger said on Tuesday it would merge its North America fracking business with Liberty Oilfield Services Inc for a 37% stake in the new company as oilfield service activities remain ...