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On Monday, US oil revenue rose 2% to a three-year high. Natural gas surged 11% to the highest level since 2014.
In the early morning of the 28th Beijing time, US futures rose on Monday and closed at their highest level in nearly three years. Natural gas futures prices rebounded to their highest level since February 2014. Tyler Richey, co-editor of Sevens Report Research, said: "crude oil and natural gas prices are expected to continue to rise in the coming months, as the current fundamentals are clearly in favor of bulls, while kinetic and technical aspects indicate that crude oil and natural gas prices will rise in the short to medium term." As the impact of Hurricane Ida on energy operations along the Gulf Coast of the United States has not been eliminated, US crude oil has not been eliminated in recent weeks.
Nike's revenue for the first fiscal quarter fell short of expectations, and revenue in Greater China increased 11% year-on-year
Nike's financial report for the first fiscal quarter released after the market on Thursday showed that revenue fell short of market expectations due to weak demand in North America. Financial reports show that Nike's earnings for the first fiscal quarter were 1.16 US dollars per share, with market expectations of 1.11 US dollars; revenue was 12.25 billion US dollars, and the market forecast was 12.5 billion US dollars. Nike's revenue in Greater China increased 11% year-on-year to US$1.98 billion in the first fiscal quarter, the smallest increase among all regions. Revenue in North America increased 15% to 4.88 billion US dollars, and the market expects 5.05 billion US dollars. The Nike brand's online revenue grew 29% year over year, and the company has been investing in its website and suite of mobile apps.
Southeast Asian ride-hailing giant Grab launches online supermarket in the Philippines
Southeast Asian ride-hailing giant Grab said on Friday that it would launch an online supermarket in the Philippines to further expand its business beyond ride-hailing and food delivery to increase revenue. Consumers in Metro Manila, which has a population of more than 13 million, will be able to order vegetables, meat, seafood and other groceries through the Grab app for delivery the next day, the company said. Grab has already launched online supermarket services in Malaysia and Singapore and is preparing to enter Thailand this year. The company is trying to seize broader opportunities in the food service market to drive user growth. According to Euromonitor International (Euromonitor)
Walt Disney Company vs. "Black Widow": sue me for being unreasonable!
Walt Disney Company hit back at Marvel actress Scarlett Johansson on Thursday after Widow filed a lawsuit against Walt Disney Company for posting "Black Widow" on Disney+. Scarlett claims that she has been guaranteed the film's exclusive cinema release, and that most of her income is linked to the film's box office performance. "this prosecution is of no value," Walt Disney Company said in a statement. The lawsuit is particularly sad and painful because it mercilessly ignores the terrible and long-term global impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic
Apple Inc issued bonds to raise US $6.5 billion to reward shareholders and acquisitions.
Apple Inc issued $6.5 billion worth of bonds in the US investment-grade bond market on Thursday in four parts to raise money to return more cash to shareholders. The longest maturity of these bonds is 40-year bonds, which will yield 0.92 percentage points higher than Treasuries, according to people familiar with the matter. The funds will be used for general corporate purposes, including share buybacks, dividends, capital expenditures and acquisitions. S & P gave the bonds a "AA+" rating. Apple Inc, the world's largest listed company, has recently been actively issuing bonds to take advantage of historically low borrowing costs. The company sold $14 in February this year.
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