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Capital.com, the global financial group which operates a technology-led trading platform designed to support better decisions, today announced its entry into the Singapore market. Its local entity, Capital Com Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Capital.com Singapore), has been granted a Capital Markets Services licence by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
We haven't written up this one. Finextra has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Apple stock trades at 36 times expected earnings, nearly double the S&P 500, as investors await its fiscal fourth-quarter results
The Saudi main stock index ended up 44.57 points at 9,882.85 on trades worth 3.5 billion riyals, while the Nomu parallel market declined.
With the Reserve Bank poised to hike interest rates today, voters are increasingly pointing the finger at government spending rather than global headwinds.
PRISM's hotel segment bookings grew 30% year-on-year, while the vacation homes business recorded 28% growth in bookings.
Ethiopia became the first country to ban imports of gasoline-powered cars in 2024. Today, its EV share outpaces the global average, but the road ahead is uncertain. Can Ethiopia’s bet on EVs pay off?
A number of foreign companies have made their debut at the annual Hong Kong Fintech Week and StartmeupHK that commenced on Monday, hoping to use the SAR as a springboard to tap into the mainland…
