Stock Market News Today: Dow Gains 200 Points After Entering Bear Market - The Wall Street Journal: Eric Wallerstein, Kirk Maltais, Caitlin Ostroff, Will Horner, James Willhite, Georgi Kantchev, Joe Wallace, Quentin Webb
Follow The Wall Street Journal’s full markets coverage, a day after the Dow fell into a bear market.
How to Prepare the Next Generation to Run the Family Business - HBR.org Daily:
Why don’t more businesses pass down through the generations, and conversely, why aren’t younger generations more interested in taking on significant responsibility in their family businesses? Younger family members may be woefully unprepared to take on leader…
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Bank of England says it won't take 'risky bets' to help City's competitiveness - Reuters UK:
The Bank of England's new objective of helping the financial sector remain globally competitive should not encourage risky bets on regulatory standards to win business, BoE executive director Victoria Saporta said on Tuesday.
Barclays is set to take over Tech Nation's government grant — and it's got founders worried - Sifted: Amy O'Brien
The new UK government has certainly spooked investors with its economic plans — but now it's spooked some tech talent too.
Cetaphil® Celebrates 75 Years of Sensitive Skincare Leadership - PR Newswire:
/PRNewswire/ -- Cetaphil marks its 75th anniversary this month by announcing a commitment to keeping consumers with sensitive skin as the core focus through...
Peso falls again, nears P59 vs dollar; Philippine shares tumble - ANC 24/7:
Market Edge: The Philippine peso fell to a new record low of 58.99 against the US dollar on Tuesday while the Philippine Stock Exchange Index also tumbled.
China Warns Waning Global Demand Is Top Threat to Trade - Bloomberg:
Overseas demand for goods from China is weakening as the global economy slows, warned a senior Chinese commerce ministry official, though the country still expects foreign trade to grow in the second half of this year.
Will PSEi drop to 4000 level? Analyst weighs in | ANC - ANC 24/7:
Aaron Say shares his take on the markets.For more ANC news videos, click the link below: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm34qRgqWBU6EiybzpykE5ZorRpI6...
Austal launches largest ferry built at its Cebu shipyard - Manila Bulletin:
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Stocks plunge back to pandemic level - Manila Bulletin:
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Thai govt plans $21.6 billion in new borrowing in 2023 fiscal year - Reuters:
Thailand's government plans new borrowing of about 820 billion baht ($21.64 billion) in the 2023 fiscal year starting Oct. 1, mainly to finance a budget deficit, the finance ministry said on Tuesday, as it tries to bolster economic recovery.
ESA - ESA business boosts small space companies - European Space Agency:
ESA continues to break down barriers and create more opportunities for small companies to get involved in space. Start-up companies and small enterprises offer agile and bespoke development adding value to Europe’s future space economy.
Maya adds GIF for Send Money moods - Manila Bulletin:
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FZA named Special Advisor to Ayala Board - Manila Bulletin:
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Philippines to open door to LNG imports next year with 3 terminals - Reuters:
Three government-approved LNG import terminal projects in the Philippines are expected to begin commercial operations in early 2023, marking the birth of the country's liquefied natural gas industry, a senior energy official said on Tuesday.
China growth lags Asia-Pacific for first time in decades as World Bank cuts outlook - The Guardian: Helen Davidson
East Asia and Pacific annual growth forecasts downgraded from 5% to 3.2% as China’s economy cools, largely due to zero-Covid policy
Battling market forces, BOJ conducts special operation to curb rising yields - Reuters:
The Bank of Japan said it would purchase Japanese government bonds in a special operation on Tuesday, with the benchmark 10-year yield brushing against the 0.25% policy ceiling as the central bank battles a relentless upward surge in global rates.
Aboitiz Group exits Sri Lanka - Manila Bulletin:
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