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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia opened slightly higher on Wednesday but later trimmed its gains, tracking Wall Street’s decline as crude oil prices and bond yields surged amid fresh US attacks on Iran.
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SEOUL, Sept. 2 (Yonhap) -- Foreigners' card spending in South Korea rose sharply...
The London Stock Exchange risks being gutted of even more blue-chip firms this year without urgent action from ministers and officials, a group of top advisers has said, after three more listed…
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…..75% of pension enrollees less than 40 years of age Nigeria’s pension system is increasingly becoming a long-term investment engine read more Nigeria’s youthful pension contributors fuel next pool…
