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KOC HOLDING UNSP ADR EACH REPR 5 ORD To Go Ex-Dividend On April 24th, 2024 With 1.2398 USD Dividend Per Share
April 11th - $KOC HOLDING UNSP ADR EACH REPR 5 ORD(KHOLY.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on April 24th, 2024. Shareholders of record on April 25th, 2024 will receive 1.2398 USD dividend per share on M
Global Industry Almanac on Seasonings, Dressings and Sauces to 2024 - ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Seasonings, Dressings and Sauces Global Industry Almanac 2015-2024" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. This report provides top-line qualitative
UniCredit to Sell Stake in Turkey's Yapi Kredi for EUR300 Mln
By Mauro Orru UniCredit SpA has agreed to sell its stake in Turkish bank Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi AS to industrial conglomerate KOC Holding AS for a consideration of 300 million euros ($347.6 mill
JPMorgan Chase & Co: supply problems and inflationary pressures may prompt the Bank of England to raise interest rates this year.
If the UK's supply problems are not eased and inflationary pressures are not alleviated by the end of the government's employment support measures, the Bank of England is likely to raise interest rates this year. This is the view of JPMorgan economist Allan Monks. In a report to clients, he said that while the MPC wanted to postpone the rate hike until 2022 to avoid creating the impression of panic, "the epidemic and the possible long-term impact on labour supply from Brexit" may force it to act earlier. In the minutes of the September meeting, the Bank of England left room to raise interest rates as early as November.
UBS: China's consumption is expected to grow by 5.3 trillion US dollars in the next 10 years, and women will be the main force
UBS Group said in a report on Friday that China's consumer spending is expected to increase by 5.3 trillion US dollars in the next 10 years. As women's income increases, they will be the main driving force behind consumption growth. Christine Peng (Christine Peng), head of the Greater China consumer department of UBS's global research division, wrote in the report that by 2030, 80% of consumption growth will be driven by increases in women's income. She wrote, “We expect Chinese women to have the greatest impact on China's consumption growth. We hope that the results of the remarkable progress made in women's education in China over the past 20 years can be realized and improved
Apple Inc's female employee was fired on the grounds of leaking information after she complained about the company.
Ashley Gjovik, a female employee who complained to the US Labor Relations Board about Apple Inc last month, said on Thursday that she had been fired by the company on suspicion of leaking information. Qiao Weike said Apple Inc informed her that she had been fired because she violated policies, including leaking information about confidential products. Qiao Weike, a former senior engineering project manager at Apple Inc, complained to the US Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on Aug. 26 that she had been harassed by a manager, was retaliated after asking questions and was forced to take paid leave. Jovik in an interview earlier this month
Prada's sales rose sharply in the first half of the year, benefiting from the luxury consumption boom.
Prada's reported sales recovered from last year's epidemic blockade, allowing the Italian fashion brand to join luxury companies that report strong demand for their products. The company reported on Thursday that net retail sales surged 60 per cent at a fixed exchange rate to 1.5 billion euros ($1.78 billion) in the first half, higher than analysts' expectations of 1.44 billion euros. Co-CEO and designer Miuccia Prada has been sharing the creative leadership of her eponymous brand with Belgian designer Raf Simons since April 2020. Citigroup analyst Thomas Ch
Japan's construction giant's stock price plummeted due to rumors that Wonderful Boss banned employees from getting vaccinated
The stock price of Tama Home, one of Japan's biggest homebuilders, fell on Wednesday, so there were previous reports that the company's president threatened employees with punishment if they were vaccinated against COVID-19. The day before, there were reports that Shinya Tamaki, the president of this company listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, prohibited the company's employees from getting vaccinated. Violators would be left to work at home indefinitely. The period was counted as being absent from work without pay. He also claims that those vaccinated will die within 5 years. He also said that 5G signals will attract the coronavirus and increase the risk of infection. In order to prevent the epidemic, employees are prohibited from using 5G phones. The company's stock price once plummeted 12% on Wednesday, the same as last year
Retail sales in Australia fell 1.8% month-on-month in June
According to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday, retail sales in June fell 1.8% from May, the biggest drop since this year, as the pandemic lockdown and movement restrictions imposed in most parts of the country hit consumer demand. As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, this has cast a shadow over Australia's economic outlook for the third quarter. An ANZ economist wrote in a report: “We expect retail sales to fall again in July as Sydney's blockade intensifies, another round of Melbourne's lockdown begins, and South Australia also enters a lockdown.” “As the risk of a prolonged lockdown in Sydney increases, the recovery is weak
Apple's iPhone series released in 2022 will have only 5G models
Nikkei quoted an unnamed person familiar with the matter as reporting that Apple will not launch any new 4G phones in 2022, but will instead start selling a low-cost version of the iPhone SE that supports 5G. People familiar with the matter said that Apple will not launch an updated version of the iPhone Mini next year due to its failure to attract consumers before. According to the report, the low-cost iPhone will go on sale as early as the first half of 2022. People familiar with the matter said that the phone will be equipped with Apple's A15 processor, and Qualcomm's X60 modem chip will support 5G connections. Apple declined to comment.
According to the news, the world's largest miner BHP Billiton is considering quitting the oil and gas business
According to people familiar with the matter, BHP Billiton Group, the world's largest mining company, is considering selling its oil and gas business to speed up its exit from fossil fuels. This could be a deal worth tens of billions of dollars. According to the news, the company is evaluating its oil business and considering various options, including a sale. The business is expected to make a profit of more than 2 billion US dollars this year, and the sale price may exceed 15 billion US dollars. Previously, BHP Billiton's competitor Anglo American Resources Group withdrew from the thermal coal business under pressure from investors, and BHP Billiton is trying to follow suit. Although the company has long made the oil business one of its strategic pillars
Panasonic has cleared its stock before the end of March. Tesla, Inc. made a profit of several billion US dollars.
Japan's Panasonic has sold all its shares in Tesla, Inc. in the fiscal year to the end of March, earning billions of dollars to fund new investments, according to people familiar with the matter. Panasonic bought 1.4 million shares of Tesla, Inc. in 2010 for a total of less than $30 million, or $21.15 a share. Tesla, Inc. shares are now worth $679.82 a share. Panasonic's holdings of Tesla, Inc. shares are worth about 80 billion yen, according to Panasonic's securities report for the fiscal year ended March 2020. Tesla, Inc. 's stock has soared since the spring of 2020.
British police seized nearly $160 million worth of encrypted currency in an anti-money laundering investigation
Detectives investigating money laundering in the UK have seized 114 million pounds ($158.8 million) worth of encrypted currency, the largest cryptocurrency ever seized in the UK and one of the largest in the world. According to a press release issued by the Metropolitan Police, the seizure was carried out by agents from the economic crime command of Scotland Yard based on intelligence received on the transfer of criminal assets. The investigation is ongoing, the statement said. More details are not available at this time. Graham McNalty, Deputy Assistant Commissioner of Scotland Yard, said in a statement: "with the development of technology and online platforms, some institutions are turning to
Small investment banks that dare to stroke the tiger's beard: it's time for investors to sell Apple
Sales of Apple's flagship iPhone are likely to fall sharply and investors should leave before the share price plummets, according to a report from Newstreet Research. The tech giant reported second-quarter iPhone sales of nearly $48 billion, helping the company beat analysts' expectations for earnings and revenue. Several analysts say iPhone12 is part of Apple's new supercycle. However, Newstreet analyst Pierre Ferragu downgraded the stock from neutral to sell, and in a report to clients on Friday
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