Asia markets reverse losses to climb as investors digest China industrial data and Australian inflation figures
Australia’s weighted inflation rate is expected to rise 5.2% year on year in August, a rebound from three straight months of decline.
Levi’s CEO says his biggest mistake was not firing the wrong people fast enough
Levi’s CEO Charles Bergh brought what he called a once “broken” brand back into the limelight. Here’s how he did it.
A fire at a wedding hall in northern Iraq kills at least 100 people and injures 150, authorities say
The collapse of the hall was a result of the use of highly flammable, low-cost building materials that collapsed within minutes when the fire breaks out.
Here are top 10 Singapore start-ups to work for, according to LinkedIn — most are in fintech
“These are the startups that have trailblazed their way through recent economic and workplace challenges — and managed to stand out to investors and top talent,” LinkedIn said.
‘I believe in the sector’: Investing in K-pop? Bernstein analyst is a fan of this stock
Bernstein analyst Bokyung Suh reveals the main reason for his “outperform” rating on the stock.
This is the world’s fastest growing economy, and it could grow an ‘explosive’ 100%
The world’s fastest growing economy is on track for a more than 100% growth, largely fueled by profits from its oil production and export sector.
This cutting-edge British chip designer’s shares are set to soar over 100%, says Jefferies
The chip stock is also seen as “one of the key potential beneficiaries” of the growing artificial intelligence trend.
Forget India: One portfolio manager bucks the trend, says another market offers ‘great value’
North of South Capital’s Kamil Dimmich reveals an emerging market he says offers “great value,” with two of his favorite stocks.
SoftBank-backed Improbable slashes losses by 85%, says pivot to the metaverse has paid off
Improbable, which is backed by SoftBank, said its revenues more than doubled last year after a pivot to powering new “metaverse” experiences.
CNBC Daily Open: Has the BOJ been ambiguous in its communication?
Last Friday, the Japanese central bank maintained its ultra-loose policy and left rates unchanged, mindful of the “extremely high uncertainties” on the growth outlook.
