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LG Display posts bigger-than-expected Q3 loss on sluggish device sales
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UniCredit ups 2022 profit goal after Q3 earnings beat
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Sentiment among German exporters lifts slightly
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Japan stimulus package to likely to total $170 billion, Kyodo says
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan will likely spend 25.1 trillion yen ($170 billion) in its upcoming economic stimulus package, the Kyodo…
S.Korea’s LGES raises revenue outlook as battery order backlog rises
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Japan Industrial Partners-led group likely to miss lending deadline for Toshiba buyout -Kyodo
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Analysis-Wages, not yen, key to when Japan shifts away from ultra low rates
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Australia inflation races to 32-year high, sounds rates alarm
By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian inflation raced to a 32-year high last quarter as the cost of home…
Singapore to introduce new emissions rules for fossil-fuel power plants
By Emily Chow SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Singapore’s energy regulator will be introducing new emissions standards for new and repowered fossil…