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Trump’s big reveal on trade a big letdown
MARKETS were widely anticipating that President Donald Trump would use his speech to the Economic Club of New York on Tuesday to trumpet progress on reaching the first phase of a trade deal with China.
Real declare opposition to moving Villarreal-Atletico to Miami
(Reuters) - Real Madrid have written to Spain's soccer federation (RFEF) to oppose La Liga's plans to play Villarreal's upcoming home match with Atletico Madrid in Miami, an RFEF spokesman said on Tuesday.
Clijsters could struggle with physicality of modern game - say top coaches
(Reuters) - Former world number one Kim Clijsters could struggle to compete with the top players when she returns to the WTA Tour in 2020 as the sport has become more physically demanding during the eight years she spent in retirement, Naomi Osaka's former coach said.
Shoot! An Olympics miss after 36 years
PETALING JAYA: For the first time in 36 years, Malaysia will not have a shooter in the Olympics.
Australia’s biggest bank Q1 cash profit down 10%
BENGALURU: Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) said margin pressure from record-low interest rates would persist as the country’s biggest bank reported a near 10% drop in first-quarter cash profit.
Wall Street bonuses poised to drop as banks focus on cost cuts
NEW YORK: Traders and bankers hoping a better-than-expected third quarter would boost their year-end pay are likely to be disappointed.
Hyundai Development wins bid for Asiana stake
SEOUL: South Korean builder Hyundai Development Co said its consortium has been picked as the preferred bidder for a controlling stake in Asiana Airlines and would inject over US$1.7bil into the debt-ridden carrier.
A record US$173bil flowing from S. Korea into risky assets
SEOUL: A hunt for yield is prompting South Korean investors to pile tens of billions of dollars into unconventional assets abroad, raising risks of losses on unfamiliar products.
Comfort Gloves on uptrend despite industry headwinds
KUALA LUMPUR: As multiple headwinds continue to hit the rubber glove sector, a relatively small player in the industry does not seem unduly worried as it continues to record healthy growth levels.
Japan steelmakers cut profit forecast as weak Asian markets trim margins
TOKYO: The top three Japanese steelmakers reduced their annual profit forecasts this month as slumping steel prices in Asia eroded their export margins while slower auto demand overseas and falling usage in machinery at home forced them to cut output.