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Morgan Stanley quietly walks away from plastics financing goal
MORGAN Stanley no longer has an explicit financing goal to tackle plastic pollution, as the Wall Street bank quietly shelves an earlier target.
In its latest ESG report, published on...
Jack Ma-backed Ant makes inroads on AI to pave tech growth
JACK Ma-backed Ant Group rolled out a package of artificial intelligence services, as the company seeks new avenues of growth following a multiyear government crackdown.
The fintech company said...
SP Group makes its largest solar investment in China with 240-MWp project
To date, the company has secured 1.45 gigawatt of solar projects across 18 provinces and municipalities in the countrySINGAPORE’S SP Group has deployed a 240 megawatt-peak agrivoltaic project in...
JPMorgan abandons recommendation to buy China stocks ahead of US election
JPMORGAN Chase abandoned its buy recommendation for Chinese stocks, citing heightened volatility around the upcoming US elections in addition to growth headwinds and tepid policy support. China was downgraded...
Malaysian bonds luring unhedged bets supercharge ringgit rally
INVESTORS are snapping up Malaysian bonds without resorting to hedging, supercharging a rally in the country’s currency that’s Asia’s top performer this year.Global funds bought RM8.1 billion (S$2.4 billion)...
Unhedged bets on Malaysian bonds supercharging ringgit rally
INVESTORS are snapping up Malaysian bonds without resorting to hedging, supercharging a rally in the country’s currency that’s Asia’s top performer this year.Global funds bought RM8.1 billion (S$2.4 billion)...
TSMC supplier’s CEO dismisses AI concerns after Nvidia wipeout
DEMAND for AI chips should spur growth for the semiconductor industry over the next few years, the CEO of a major supplier to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). said,...
Visa to revamp how £3.7 trillion of UK bank payments are handled
VISA is working with some of the biggest banks in the United Kingdom in a bid to revamp how account-to-account payments are handled in the country as consumers continue...