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By L.S. Howard The insurance industry should be prepared to withstand $171 billion in insured catastrophe losses on average in a given year, up $19 billion from a year ago, according to Verisk. In its highest annual estimate reported to …
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(RTTNews) - The Singapore stock market ticked lower again on Friday, one day after ending the two-day slide in which it had dropped almost 85 points or 1.7 percent.
A CBN official says poor funding for research and inadequate infrastructure are crippling access to finance for Nigerian farmers, not just a shortage of ca Read More…
The Nigerian Exchange Limited has inducted 103 newly qualified Authorised Dealing Clerks to strengthen professionalism and ethical standards in the capital Read More…
The Philippines’ rise to upper-middle-income status was supposed to mark a new phase for one of Southeast Asia’s most closely watched emerging economies. Instead, analysts say the milestone has done little to shield the country from short-term pressures weighing on growth: sluggish public spending, delayed infrastructure, high living…
KUALA LUMPUR: The worsening haze is beginning to leave its mark on Malaysian firms, creating winners and losers as deteriorating air quality affects consumer behaviour, travel and business operations.
KUALA LUMPUR: Global Arabica coffee prices have fallen sharply this year, reversing part of the surge that squeezed Malaysian coffee shops and chains — but don't expect your morning latte to become cheaper just yet.
