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Asian companies pose lower dividend risk due to stronger finances

Asian companies pose lower dividend risk due to stronger finances

Asian firms appear better equipped to pay stable dividends compared with their western counterparts that are constrained by highly levered balance-sheets and a need to preserve cash during the coronavirus outbreak.



6 years ago
Cineworld closes all cinemas in 10 countries due to coronavirus

Cineworld closes all cinemas in 10 countries due to coronavirus

British cinema operator Cineworld said on Tuesday all its 787 cinemas across 10 countries have been shut due to the coronavirus pandemic and that it was in talks with its lenders for ongoing liquidity requirements.



6 years ago
France's ADP loses 3 million euros a day in sales due to coronavirus - CEO

France's ADP loses 3 million euros a day in sales due to coronavirus - CEO

French airports operator ADP is losing more than 3 million euros ($3.25 million) in sales a day due to the coronavirus crisis, Chief Executive Augustin de Romanet said on Tuesday.



6 years ago
As coronavirus hits tourism, Wizz Air finds new role

As coronavirus hits tourism, Wizz Air finds new role

Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is repatriating citizens and transporting medical equipment for east European governments, in a move coupling one-off charter traffic with savvy government relations amid the coronavirus crisis.



6 years ago
Asian shares cautiously gain on hopes virus is slowing, dollar slips

Asian shares cautiously gain on hopes virus is slowing, dollar slips

Asian stock markets rallied for a second day on Tuesday and riskier currencies rose, on tentative signs the coronavirus crisis may be levelling off in New York and receding in Europe.



6 years ago
France's Thales withdraws final dividend, suspends outlook

France's Thales withdraws final dividend, suspends outlook

France's Thales on Tuesday became the latest major company to slash its dividend, suspend profit guidance and top up liquidity in response to the coronavirus crisis.



6 years ago
Oil rises 3% on hopes for output cut as coronavirus ravages demand

Oil rises 3% on hopes for output cut as coronavirus ravages demand

Oil prices gained on Tuesday as hopes rose that the world's biggest producers of crude will agree to cut output as the coronavirus pandemic crushes demand, even as analysts warn a global recession may be deeper than expected.



6 years ago
Cemex resumes Mexico operations after brief pause due to coronavirus

Cemex resumes Mexico operations after brief pause due to coronavirus

Mexican cement company Cemex said on Monday it would resume operations in the country, hours after announcing a pause, as fresh guidelines from the government permitted such a move.



6 years ago
China's Ucar, in which Luckin chairman is top shareholder, halts shares

China's Ucar, in which Luckin chairman is top shareholder, halts shares

China's Ucar Inc, in which Luckin Coffee Chairman Charles Zhengyao Lu is the biggest shareholder, suspended trading of its shares on Tuesday after regulators questioned the car service provider about how the alleged fraud at Luckin would impact it.



6 years ago
Trying to get hired amid the pandemic? Here are some tips

Trying to get hired amid the pandemic? Here are some tips

The coronavirus outbreak has left millions of Americans without a job. Here's how to get a new one.

6 years ago
More than half of Americans can't pass a basic quiz on Social Security

More than half of Americans can't pass a basic quiz on Social Security

Deciding when to claim Social Security is one of the biggest decisions a retiree can make. Yet many Americans who are near retirement can't pass a basic test on rules pertaining to those benefits. Find out if you can answer the questions most respondents got right and wrong.

6 years ago
Exxon cuts capital spending by 30%, but CEO says it's 'committed to maintaining' dividend

Exxon cuts capital spending by 30%, but CEO says it's 'committed to maintaining' dividend

Exxon is cutting its capital spending by 30% as the coronavirus pandemic continues to hammer oil prices.

6 years ago
U.S. officials brace for 'peak death week' in coronavirus

U.S. officials brace for 'peak death week' in coronavirus

U.S. officials on Monday girded the country for a "peak death week" from the coronavirus pandemic as the accelerating American death toll closed the gap with Italy and Spain, the countries with the most fatalities to date.



6 years ago
Oil edges down after Saudi Arabia, Russia delay meeting

Oil edges down after Saudi Arabia, Russia delay meeting

Oil prices fell on Monday, after Saudi Arabia and Russia delayed a meeting to discuss output cuts that could help alleviate global oversupply as the coronavirus pandemic pummels demand.



6 years ago
Carmaker PSA secures further 3 billion euros worth of loans

Carmaker PSA secures further 3 billion euros worth of loans

French carmaker and Peugeot-owner PSA announced on Monday a further 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion) worth of loans to strengthen its financial position in the wake of the hit to the global automotive industry from the coronavirus crisis.



6 years ago