Новости за 03.08.2020

Recessionhit Argentina said on Tuesday it had reached a deal with three creditor groups to restructure $65 billion in defaulted sovereign debt.

European shares fell after opening higher, following a mixed bag of earnings results, while the dollar's rebound stalled as investors waited for progress in talks on government aid in the United States.

Winnipeg resident Kim Driver is healing at home after being left with significant injuries in a rare muskie attack near Minaki last weekend.

An elephant can be seen eating something from a tree while the big cat is patiently seated on a rock and is watching with utmost concentration.

French bank Societe Generale announced on Tuesday a wide management reshuffle in a move to reduce costs and boost synergies following two consecutive quarterly losses.

Kuwaiti aircraft leasing company Alafco will buy fewer aircraft from Boeing after reaching an agreement to end its legal claim over a cancelled 737 MAX order, it said on Tuesday.

Casual fashion brand Uniqlo's Japanese samestore sales rose 4% year on year in July as consumers stocked up on comfortable "stay at home" clothes amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, its owner, Fast Retailing Co Ltd, said on Tuesday.

British lowcost airline easyJet plans to fly at 40% of its capacity over the rest of the summer thanks to stronger than expected bookings despite continuing pandemic uncertainty.

German fashion house Hugo Boss expects demand for suits and formal wear to return as coronavirus lockdowns ease even as it adjusts to the rising popularity of casual styles after sales tumbled 59% in the second quarter.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc (MUFG), Japan's largest lender by assets, said on Tuesday its firstquarter net profit more than halved as creditrelated costs ballooned due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Nippon Steel Corp said on Tuesday it will appeal a South Korean court ruling that allows for a seizure of its assets, as tensions between Tokyo and Seoul over the case threaten to flare up again.

Rajkumari Amrit Kaur was the princess of Kapurthala, Lucknow and India's first health minister. She was also the woman behind the foundation of AIIMS.

UK women woke up to discover that the artificial grass laid outside her home was gone - and she believes it was stolen.

Japan's Sony Corp surprised the market on Tuesday by reporting just a 1.1% profit fall for the cornonavirushit first quarter, as its gaming business thrived while consumers locked down at home looked for entertainment and downloaded more games.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc (MUFG), Japan's largest lender by assets, on Tuesday said its net profit fell 52.9% in its first quarter to June 30 after creditrelated costs ballooned during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ryanair flew 4.4 million passengers in July, a broadly expected 70% yearonyear fall after it operated around 40% of its normal July schedule with a 72% load factor, a measure of how well an airline fills its available seats.

Energy group BP will increase its lowcarbon spending to $5 billion a year by 2030 and boost its renewable power generation to 50 gigawatts (GW) while shrinking oil and gas output by 40% compared with 2019, it said on Tuesday.

British roadside recovery group AA has received three cash takeover offers from private equity groups, it said on Tuesday, but is also considering selling fresh equity as it tries to slash its debt pile.

Britain's Neptune Energy and its partners have discovered oil at a jointly owned drilling license in the Norwegian part of the North Sea, and will now consider options for how to develop the find, the company said on Tuesday.

India's top privatesector lender HDFC Bank Ltd has received the approval to name insider Sashidhar Jagdishan its chief executive officer, the bank said on Tuesday, as it steers itself through the coronavirus downturn.

Asian shares advanced on Tuesday thanks to strong U.S. manufacturing data and upbeat tech stocks, though broader worries about the coronavirus and global economy saw some markets trim early gains.

Oil prices eased on Tuesday amid concerns that a fresh wave of COVID19 infections around the world will see a pickup in fuel demand stalling amid tighter lockdowns just as major producers ramp up output.

British low cost airline easyJet said it planned to fly about 40% of its capacity over the rest of the summer, more than originally scheduled as bookings were stronger than expected despite ongoing restrictions due to the pandemic.

A Twitter user who goes by the handle @Bunny_I_ imagined the months of 2020 as comedian Rajpal Yadav and it pretty much summed up all our feelings.

Oil prices fell on Monday on oversupply worries as OPEC and its allies are set to wind back output cuts in August and a rise in worldwide COVID19 cases points to a slower pickup in demand.