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"Thinking Man's Golfer": Australian Great Peter Thomson Dies At 88
Australian golfing great Peter Thomson, who won the British Open five times, died Wednesday aged 88 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease, his family said.
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Australian Golfing Great Peter Thomson Dies Aged 88
Thomson was the first Australian to win the British Open, claiming five titles between 1954 and 1965, including three consecutive wins.
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UN Must Ensure Developed World Doesn't Shut Borders: Sunil Mittal
The UN must use all powers that it has in its command to ensure that the developed world does not shut the doors on global trade and does not start to close their borders for people to move around, prominent Indian industrialist Sunil Bharti Mittal said.
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Australian Businessmen To 'Fight Tooth And Nail' Against Adani Coal Mine Project
The group plans to hand deliver a letter to Adani founder Gautam Adani signed by more than 80 business leaders, sporting figures, authors, musicians and scientists, economists and community leaders.
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UN General Assembly President-Elect Calls On PM Modi
President-elect of the 71st session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) Peter Thomson called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Monday.
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Eurozone Banking Sector Faces Severe Profitability Shock: ECB
European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet on Tuesday said the Eurozone banking sector is facing a severe profitability shock, pointing to high costs, an excessive amount of bad debt in some countries and the lack of necessary consolidation.
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Ex-Barclays Trader Was 'Under Pressure' To Lie About Libor Setting
One of five former Barclays bankers on trial for the alleged rigging of a key Libor benchmark told a court on Friday he had lied about submitting rates for traders because he felt under pressure from his manager and the bank to "toe the line".
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Oil Prices Fall As Concerns Rise Over Rally Petering Out
U.S. commercial crude oil stockpiles were expected to have reached record highs for a seventh straight week, while refined product inventories likely fell, a preliminary Reuters survey showed late on Monday.
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Oil Prices Fall As Oversupply Lingers, Economic Slowdown Looms
Oil prices fell over half a dollar on Tuesday, extending losses from the previous session as concerns took hold that a six-week recovery may have petered out due to ongoing oversupply.
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China Shares Follow Asian Bourses Lower as Oil Rally Peters
After jolting global markets by allowing the currency to slide sharply early in January, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has kept a steady course for the yuan's daily midpoint fix in the last two weeks, from which it can vary by up to 2 percent. The Thursday fix was barely changed at 6.5585 per dollar.
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Ex-Barclays Asia Executives to Launch Investment Bank: Report
Four top former Asia-based Barclays Plc investment bankers, who left last year in the British bank's global cull, are setting up a new cross-border advisory firm, people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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HTC Founder Wang Takes Over as CEO, Predecessor Chou to Lead Product Development
HTC said Peter Chou, formerly the CEO, will focus on identifying future growth opportunities for the former contract electronics maker, which has struggled to create a strong consumer brand.
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Asia Stocks dip as Fed-Inspired Lift Peters Out, Dollar Steady
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was little changed after rallying 1.3 per cent the previous day.
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StanChart Picks Former JPMorgan Executive as CEO
Standard Chartered said former JPMorgan investment bank boss Bill Winters will take over as chief executive in June, replacing Peter Sands in a major management overhaul following two years of problems.
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International Court of Justice Absolves Croatia, Serbia of Genocide
The United Nations' highest court ruled on Tuesday that neither Croatia nor Serbia had committed genocide against each other's populations during the wars that accompanied the violent breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s.
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"Thinking Man's Golfer": Australian Great Peter Thomson Dies At 88
Australian golfing great Peter Thomson, who won the British Open five times, died Wednesday aged 88 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease, his family said.
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Australian Golfing Great Peter Thomson Dies Aged 88
Thomson was the first Australian to win the British Open, claiming five titles between 1954 and 1965, including three consecutive wins.
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UN Must Ensure Developed World Doesn't Shut Borders: Sunil Mittal
The UN must use all powers that it has in its command to ensure that the developed world does not shut the doors on global trade and does not start to close their borders for people to move around, prominent Indian industrialist Sunil Bharti Mittal said.
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Australian Businessmen To 'Fight Tooth And Nail' Against Adani Coal Mine Project
The group plans to hand deliver a letter to Adani founder Gautam Adani signed by more than 80 business leaders, sporting figures, authors, musicians and scientists, economists and community leaders.
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UN General Assembly President-Elect Calls On PM Modi
President-elect of the 71st session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) Peter Thomson called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Monday.
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Eurozone Banking Sector Faces Severe Profitability Shock: ECB
European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet on Tuesday said the Eurozone banking sector is facing a severe profitability shock, pointing to high costs, an excessive amount of bad debt in some countries and the lack of necessary consolidation.
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Ex-Barclays Trader Was 'Under Pressure' To Lie About Libor Setting
One of five former Barclays bankers on trial for the alleged rigging of a key Libor benchmark told a court on Friday he had lied about submitting rates for traders because he felt under pressure from his manager and the bank to "toe the line".
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Oil Prices Fall As Concerns Rise Over Rally Petering Out
U.S. commercial crude oil stockpiles were expected to have reached record highs for a seventh straight week, while refined product inventories likely fell, a preliminary Reuters survey showed late on Monday.
-
Oil Prices Fall As Oversupply Lingers, Economic Slowdown Looms
Oil prices fell over half a dollar on Tuesday, extending losses from the previous session as concerns took hold that a six-week recovery may have petered out due to ongoing oversupply.
-
China Shares Follow Asian Bourses Lower as Oil Rally Peters
After jolting global markets by allowing the currency to slide sharply early in January, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has kept a steady course for the yuan's daily midpoint fix in the last two weeks, from which it can vary by up to 2 percent. The Thursday fix was barely changed at 6.5585 per dollar.
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Ex-Barclays Asia Executives to Launch Investment Bank: Report
Four top former Asia-based Barclays Plc investment bankers, who left last year in the British bank's global cull, are setting up a new cross-border advisory firm, people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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HTC Founder Wang Takes Over as CEO, Predecessor Chou to Lead Product Development
HTC said Peter Chou, formerly the CEO, will focus on identifying future growth opportunities for the former contract electronics maker, which has struggled to create a strong consumer brand.
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Asia Stocks dip as Fed-Inspired Lift Peters Out, Dollar Steady
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was little changed after rallying 1.3 per cent the previous day.
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StanChart Picks Former JPMorgan Executive as CEO
Standard Chartered said former JPMorgan investment bank boss Bill Winters will take over as chief executive in June, replacing Peter Sands in a major management overhaul following two years of problems.
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International Court of Justice Absolves Croatia, Serbia of Genocide
The United Nations' highest court ruled on Tuesday that neither Croatia nor Serbia had committed genocide against each other's populations during the wars that accompanied the violent breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s.
