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Raw sugar seen posting annual loss as surplus looms: Reuters poll
Raw sugar futures look set to end this year near current levels but post an annual loss as the COVID19 pandemic buoys supply and dents demand, a Reuters poll of 11 traders and analysts showed on Friday.
Chevron posts quarterly loss on more than $5 bln charges due to oil downturn
Chevron Corp posted a quarterly net loss on Friday, as the second largest U.S. oil producer took charges of $5.2 billion due to a collapse in oil prices due to the coronavirus pandemic and as related lockdowns decimated fuel demand.
Juul submits application to FDA to keep selling e-cigarettes
Juul Labs Inc said on Thursday it submitted an application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that would allow it to keep selling ecigarettes, which face heightened scrutiny over a surge in teenage vaping.
AstraZeneca to be exempt from coronavirus vaccine liability claims in most countries
AstraZeneca has been granted protection from future product liability claims related to its COVID19 vaccine hopeful by most of the countries with which it has struck supply agreements, a senior executive told Reuters.
Pizza, taco cravings in lockdowns propel Yum Brands quarterly beat
Yum Brands Inc said on Thursday online orders surged in the second quarter as more people ordered pizzas and tacos while under coronavirus lockdowns, driving betterthanexpected sales and profit for the restaurant operator.
Oil edges up after sharp U.S. crude inventory drop
Oil prices inched up on Wednesday after a steep drop in U.S. crude inventories, but another record day for coronavirus cases worldwide kept gains in check.
Factbox: Queen of the Skies to end reign as Boeing winds down 747 output
Boeing Co is winding down production of the 747 jumbo jet, which democratized global air travel in the 1970s but fell behind modern twinengine aircraft.
Thyssenkrupp must quickly present strategy, steel solution - Deka
Conglomerate Thyssenkrupp must soon find a solution for its struggling steel unit and say how it will spend the 17.2 billion euros ($20.2 billion) in proceeds from the sale of its elevator division, a top20 investor said.
Govt Proposes to Hike Confinement Expenses Payable under ESIC Scheme to Rs 7,500
The Ministry of Labour and Employment issued a draft notification for increasing the benefit on Monday.
High Frequency Indicators Showing Material Improvement, Pointing at V-shaped Recovery: CII
A clutch of indicators including GST collections, railway freight traffic, petrol consumption, peak power demand, electronic toll collections, among others, have all mirrored the incipient signs of recovery, it said.
Govt to Set Up Single Window System for Approvals to Attract Investments: Piyush Goyal
The minister made the comments while talking to sovereign wealth funds, foreign pension funds and others on ease of doing business and investments in infrastructure sector in India.
Amid Fears of 3rd Wave of Coronavirus, Hong Kong to Curb Sea and Flight Crew Changes from July 29
Some health experts have blamed an exemption from the usual 14-day quarantine which the government granted to 'essential personnel', including cross-boundary truckers and air and sea crew.
RBI May Go in for Further 25 BPS Rate Cut to Revive Covid-hit Economy, Feel Experts
The Monetary Policy Committee, headed by RBI Governor, is scheduled to meet for three days beginning August 4 and announce its decision on August 6..
RBI Signs Documents to Extend $400 Million Currency Swap Facility to Sri Lanka, Says Indian Mission
In May, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa made an additional request to India for a special USD 1.1 billion currency swap facility.
Mutual Fund Investment Via SIP Rises to Over Rs 50,000 Crore in H1 2020
Investors continue to prefer SIP option for investing in mutual funds, as the industry garnered over Rs 50,000 crore through this route in the first six month.
India's GDP to Contract 6.1% in FY21 Due to Weak Economic Activity: Japanese Brokerage Firm Nomura
Nomura said the June quarter will be the 'nadir' from a growth perspective and the economy will contract by 15.2 per cent and the GDP will never come into the positive territory in the remaining part of the fiscal.