Lyft shares slide on weak sales, disappointing ride totals

Lyft shares slide on weak sales, disappointing ride totals

[NEW YORK] Lyft shares slid in late on Wednesday (Aug 6) trading after the ride-hailing company reported revenue that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations, stoking concerns about its efforts to expand globally. The company reported revenue of US$1.59 billion in the three months ended Jun 30, slightly missing analysts’ expectations of US$1.61 billion. And…

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Manulife buys Comvest to build US$18.4 billion private credit unit

Manulife buys Comvest to build US.4 billion private credit unit

[TORONTO] Manulife Financial agreed to buy a majority stake in Comvest Credit Partners, creating a US$18.4 billion private credit platform as the insurer accelerates its expansion into alternative investments. The company will acquire 75 per cent of the middle-market lender for about US$938 million, according to a statement on Wednesday (Aug 6). The deal includes…

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Gold inches higher as US dollar weakens on Fed rate cut hopes

Gold inches higher as US dollar weakens on Fed rate cut hopes

[BENGALURU] Gold prices edged higher on Thursday (Aug 7), helped by a weaker US dollar on growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month, while investors awaited US President Donald Trump’s nominations to the central bank’s Board of Governors. Spot gold added 0.1 per cent at US$3,372.97 per ounce as at 8.57 am.…

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CSE Global Q2 new orders rise 3.8% to S$211.3 million

CSE Global Q2 new orders rise 3.8% to S1.3 million

[SINGAPORE] Systems integrator CSE Global has secured S$211.3 million worth of new orders for its second quarter ended June, a 3.8 per cent rise from S$203.7 million in Q2 2024. This brought its ending order book for Q2 and H1 to S$573.8 million, 17.1 per cent down from S$692.3 million in the year-ago period, the…

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Apple says Samsung will supply chips from Texas factory

Apple says Samsung will supply chips from Texas factory

Published Thu, Aug 7, 2025 · 08:37 AM APPLE said on Wednesday that Samsung Electronics will supply chips from its production plant in Texas for Apple products including iPhones. “This facility will supply chips that optimise power and performance of Apple products, including iPhone devices,” Apple said in a statement. A Samsung spokesperson declined comment.…

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