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Novartis Immuno-oncology Drug Candidate Fails Skin Cancer Trial
Swiss drugmaker Novartis said on Saturday that its investigational spartalizumab immunooncology drug mixed with the approved medicines Tafinlar and Mekinist failed in a latestage trial for a type of advanced skin cancer.
Erdogan Announces Biggest Turkish Gas Find In Black Sea
Turkey announced its biggest natural gas discovery on Friday, a 320 billion cubic metre (11.3 trillion cubic feet) Black Sea field which President Tayyip Erdogan said was part of even bigger reserves and could come onstream as soon as 2023.
Nasdaq Hits Record After Upbeat U.S. Business Surveys
The Nasdaq hit a record high on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Dow also gained, as data pointed to some pockets of strength in the U.S. economy.
Ashwani Bhatia Appointed Managing Director of SBI
Bhatia has been appointed as the MD up to the date of his superannuation that is May 31, 2022.
Amazon's Consumer Business Head Jeff Wilke to Retire Early Next Year
Dave Clark, Amazon's senior vice president of worldwide operations, will replace Wilke as chief executive officer of the consumer business, the company said in a filing.
Bosnia's Fruit Growers Prove Resilient Amid Pandemic Downturn
Plum season is upon us, and in the orchards of northern Bosnia fruit growers are busy with the harvest, most of which will be processed at local factories and shipped to buyers in the European Union and Russia.
India to See Gas Share Rise to 10 pc by 2025, Says GAIL Director
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a target of raising the share of natural gas in the energy basket to 15 per cent by 2030 to cut carbon emission in the economy.
Crisil Revises Outlook on Indian Bank's Debt Instruments to Negative
It also downgraded rating of Rs 500 crore worth additional tier 1 (AT1) bonds to AA from AA+ and revised the outlook to negative, according to a regulatory filing by the bank.
RBI Guv for Keeping Monetary Arsenal Dry for Judicious Use in Future: MPC Minutes
After a three-day brainstorming earlier this month, all the six members of the Das-headed Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) had opted for a status quo and left interest rates unchanged.
US Weekly Jobless Claims Top 1 Million in Setback to Labor Market Recovery
The number of Americans filing a new claim for unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly back above the 1 million mark last week, a setback for a struggling U.S. job market crippled by the coronavirus pandemic.
Govt Plans Further Stake Sale in IRCTC, Invites Bids from Merchant Bankers by September 10
The government currently holds 87.40 per cent stake in Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corp (IRCTC) and intends to disinvest a part of the paid up equity capital.
Youth unemployment soars in Sweden despite stabilizing economy
Youth unemployment in Sweden hit its highest level this century in July due to the widespread economic disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic and measures to halt its spread, figures from the Statistics Office showed on Thursday.
Premier Oil lays out plan to extend debt facilities, posts H1 loss
Premier Oil on Thursday agreed to terms for a longterm refinancing of its debt facilities, including $300 million of new equity and an extension to its credit maturities, after swinging to a loss in the first half due to weak crude prices.
Gold rebounds as slow recovery fears resurface after Fed minutes
Gold rose on Thursday, regaining some lost ground from last session's selloff, after the U.S. Federal Reserve raised concerns that a recovery from the coronavirusinduced economic slump faced a highly uncertain path, weighing on risk sentiment.
Exclusive: MBK Partners leads group in talks to take HK-listed Car Inc private - sources
A group led by North Asiafocused private equity firm MBK Partners is in talks to take Car Inc private, according to four people with knowledge of plans to buy the no. 1. China auto rental firm, worth $700 million by market value.
Global Markets: Asia shares set to dip as Fed's gloom snuffs out Wall Street cheer
Asian equities were set to follow Wall Street's late session retreat on Thursday after the Federal Reserve warned the U.S. economy faced a highly uncertain path to recovery from the coronavirusinduced downturn.