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Followers2MFollowing243Tweets231K - Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire expressed France's stiff opposition to a possible near-$20 billion takeover of Carrefour by Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard, driving the French retailer's shares down by 4.5%. More here: https://t.co/D4YhPBFDmu https://t.co/ujQqGG5Z8O000
- S&P 500, Dow drop as big banks fall after results https://t.co/LJEU5ivNrD https://t.co/wrK5I8Ebcq
035 - Many carmakers are halting production due to a global shortage of semiconductors, a problem exacerbated in some cases by the Trump administration’s actions against key Chinese chipmakers. Read more here: https://t.co/i3AE0WHlF1 https://t.co/d3clFwH5AJ1109
- Financial executives are settling in for the long haul over the Trump administration’s investment ban on Chinese securities, expecting the rules to be lasting but hoping to have more clarity after President-elect Joe Biden takes office https://t.co/UaPDwN7TUh116
- At #ReutersNext, Airbnb Chief Executive Officer Brian Chesky predicted travel would permanently change due to the pandemic with people seeking out thousands of smaller cities and spending more time visiting friends and family. More here: https://t.co/jbGZPMEGgC https://t.co/kO4dpuYXFe2312
- WATCH: Amazon was slapped with a class-action lawsuit accusing the e-commerce giant of inflating the prices of ebooks in collusion with some publishers https://t.co/Olvnvy8Kkq https://t.co/T8Uc9MYAHn134
- From @Breakingviews: Catch up with the latest pandemic-related financial insights, from Chinese air quality to alcohol bans in South Africa, in the latest edition of Corona Capital https://t.co/YKLuinRUaJ033
- JPMorgan profit surges on lower loss reserves, investment banking strength https://t.co/4eOQwWCU77 https://t.co/2kX4IzlrJr
1514 - Futures inch lower ahead of results from Wall Street lenders https://t.co/FRZHJDwUOe https://t.co/BFEUyC1PTC
039 - From @Breakingviews: @Zoetis boss Kristin Peck tells @rob1cox why pets were winners in 2020, and explains how the $80 billion animal health company will reshape its strategy in the wake of COVID-19. Watch the event and its highlights https://t.co/dQ9jFk17US #ReutersNext024
- Automakers are shutting down assembly lines due to a shortage of semiconductors around the world. The shortage, in some cases, ties back to President Trump’s policies against Chinese chipmakers. Read more here: https://t.co/i3AE0WHlF1 https://t.co/bJoKXdV7tc42440
- Britain's economy shrank 2.6% in November, the first monthly fall since the initial COVID-19 lockdown last spring https://t.co/ZTiWdyLMJ8 https://t.co/2vdzX5Letd207
- From @Breakingviews: UniCredit’s CEO race is deceptively crowded, writes @LJucca: https://t.co/Fb4BZgjfVH000
- From @Breakingviews: Intel is hoping that its incoming boss Pat Gelsinger can regain the company’s edge. However, he will have to move fast as rivals try to take advantage of Intel’s troubles, says @rob_cyran https://t.co/fRRVfKCKpR497
- From @Breakingviews: Chinese investors can soothe Xiaomi’s U.S. pains, says @JennHughes13 https://t.co/IvlY0HpMVt https://t.co/bykAiTyY7H
044 - From @Breakingviews: Intel added $15 billion to its market cap after announcing the departure of CEO Bob Swan. However, the new boss Pat Gelsinger will have to move fast as rivals try to take advantage of the chipmaker's troubles, @rob_cyran explains https://t.co/VfGPRnIiuS1614
- Automakers around the world are shutting assembly lines because of a global shortage of semiconductors that in some cases were intensified by the Trump administration's actions against key Chinese chip factories https://t.co/fcoYHbkIsW by @benklayman @StephenNellis https://t.co/KkVPlRT6h8
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