Samsung’s semiconductor division faces the biggest drop in profits since 2009
The operating profit of Samsung’s semiconductor division is projected to drop 90% to $1.1 billion. Samsung ...
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$17 Billion Debt Deemed Worthless by Credit Suisse, Leaves Bondholders Indignant
The move is being highly criticized by many, as it seems to have hit a nerve ...
JP Morgan CEO sees “A Bad Recession” looming over the U.S.
JP Morgan Chase and Co. Chief Executive James Dimon predicts a bad recession in the U.S. ...
Senegal’s New Economic Recovery Plan To Be Sourced From Domestic Funding
Senegal’s government has identified over 8.16 billion in available resources for three years, between 2025 and ...
Japan To Increase Wages For Third Time Amid Labour Shortages
Japan’s largest labour union, boasting a membership of 7 million, Rengo, negotiated this increase, which is ...
Ghana’s Parliament Passes $2.8 Billion Debt Restructuring Agreement
Finalised in June 2024, Ghana’s finance ministry agreed upon a pact with the official creditor committee ...
Canada Pension Fund Abandons Net Zero Policy
In its FAQ section, Canada’s pension board has disclosed that investment decisions of commitment towards net ...
Can the Bank of England Help the UK to Get Back on Track?
The UK has performed better than feared, with 0.5% growth, defying the surveys that suggested that ...
Canada Announces C$30 Billion Retaliatory Tariffs On US Imports
Steel, computers and sports equipment are a few of the US imports on which the Canadian ...
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