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As stocks waver, dollar remains the surest bet
While stock markets shrugged off the dim start to 2025, the higher-for-longer U.S. rates theme has left the dollar's dominance intact, leaving the euro and sterling near multi-month lows.
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
EMERGING MARKETS-Asian FX face weekly declines as markets await Trump's policy moves
Singapore dollar, Thai baht eye worst week since early NovSouth Korean won inches higher after 12-day losing streakTaiwan dollar trades near five-month lowsUpdates at 0649 GMTBy Aaditya GovindRao Jan 3 (Reuters) - Most Asian currencies slipped on Friday and were set for weekly declines against a ...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
NEWSMAKER-South Korea's Yoon: Embittered survivor facing unprecedented arrest
Career prosecutor who soared to power now increasingly isolatedYoon's presidency marred by personal scandals, clash with opposition, rifts within own partyAs prosecutor, Yoon led high-profile prosecution of previous president'Yes men' blamed for helping Yoon with short-lived martial lawBy Jack Kim ...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
Why SoFi Stock Tumbled by Over 8% on Thursday
The stock market had a fairly gloomy start to the new year on Thursday, but SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI) shares really took a hit. The fintech plummeted by more than 8% on the inaugural trading session of 2025, a far steeper fall than the 0.2% slide of the bellwether S&P 500 index.
The Motley Fool
Fri, Jan 3
SeaPRwire Expands Its Media Reach with Local PR Solutions for Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar
Hong Kong - January 03, 2025 - (SeaPRwire) - SeaPRwire, a leading global provider of press release distribution services, has announced the launch of tailored public relations (PR) packages for businesses and media professionals in Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar. This initiative is designed to enhance the effectiveness of local media outreach and allow brands to achieve impactful visibility in these Southeast Asian markets. The new offerings are part of SeaPRwire's continuous commitment to expanding its services across Southeast Asia, where the demand for localized media distribution has been growing rapidly. As part of its efforts to support businesses in Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar, SeaPRwire is providing custom PR solutions that include targeted media lists, real-time updates, and comprehensive support for multilingual press release distribution.The newly launched packages, which are part of SeaPRwire's Branding-Insight Program, include localized media outreach across several leading media platforms in these countries. These include media outlets such as Khmer Online and Cambodia Press Release in Cambodia, Laos News Feed and Vientiane TV in Laos, as well as Myanmar Hit and Burmese Buzz in Myanmar. With a focus on delivering region-specific content to audiences, SeaPRwire's media network ensures that clients are able to target the right demographic with precision. "Our goal is to empower businesses to navigate the complexities of local media landscapes in Southeast Asia," said James Scott, CMO of SeaPRwire. "In Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar, companies face unique challenges when communicating with local audiences. Through these new local PR packages, we aim to provide businesses with the tools they need to increase their visibility and build meaningful relationships with their target markets."The local PR packages are built to offer flexibility, with multiple language options available for press releases. SeaPRwire's platform supports the distribution of press releases in over ten languages, including Khmer, Lao, Burmese, Thai, Vietnamese, and English, ensuring that clients can tailor their communication to meet the diverse linguistic needs of each region.In addition to language support, the Media-Empower-Pack, a key feature of SeaPRwire's Branding-Insight Program, also allows businesses to access more than 8,000 media outlets worldwide. This extensive network enables clients to distribute press releases globally, while also ensuring that the local distribution is optimized to cater to the unique characteristics of Southeast Asian markets.The Media-Empower-Pack allows for real-time updates of media contacts, providing businesses with detailed contact information, such as names, phone numbers, and email addresses. By clicking individual media contacts, users can directly access contact cards, making it easier to manage and personalize outreach efforts. Clients can also create specific media lists for their companies and manage them through the Branding-Insight Program dashboard, where they can split, edit, or merge lists to suit their PR goals."We believe in the power of thought leadership content," said Scott. "Our team works to ensure that every press release is delivered to the right audience at the right time. Our goal is to provide measurable returns on every media dollar spent and help businesses achieve tangible results in their marketing communications."The launch of SeaPRwire's local PR packages in Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar comes at a time when businesses are increasingly seeking ways to engage with regional audiences. With the growing digital transformation in Southeast Asia, companies are recognizing the need to build strategic media relationships that not only enhance brand visibility but also foster trust and engagement with local communities. "Now, more than ever, CEOs need to leverage the power of an informative and engaging press release to drive sales and business growth, especially in tough economic times," Scott added. "We are committed to helping our clients maximize their return on investment by offering comprehensive, data-driven solutions that enable them to achieve their business objectives."With these new packages, SeaPRwire is further cementing its role as a leader in press release distribution and earned media communications in Southeast Asia. The company is confident that these localized solutions will provide businesses with the resources they need to succeed in increasingly competitive markets.SeaPRwire's expanded services for Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar will help brands in these countries craft compelling stories that resonate with both local and global audiences. By offering integrated solutions that include media outreach, strategic media pitching, and effective distribution, SeaPRwire continues to support its clients in achieving their communications and marketing goals.To learn more about how SeaPRwire's services can help your brand enhance visibility and drive growth in Southeast Asia, visit www.SeaPRwire.com.About SeaPRwireSeaPRwire (https://www.SeaPRwire.com/) is a leading global provider of wire distribution services to media relations and marketing communications professionals. SeaPRwire's platform allows clients to identify key factors of their press releases and measure meaningful impact. It has a strong media network in Southeast Asia, indexing news from thousands of worldwide sources. SeaPRwire's media network support multi-lingual press release distribution, including English, Chinese, Burmese, Khmer, Laos, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay, Indonesian, Filipino and more. SeaPRwire provides real time press release distribution for companies and organizations to 6,500+ media outlets.Media ContactTina Lee, PR managercs@SeaPRwire.comhttps://www.seaprwire.comSOURCE: SeaPRwire03/01/2025 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com
EQS
Fri, Jan 3
SeaPRwire Expands Its Media Reach with Local PR Solutions for Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar
Hong Kong - January 03, 2025 - (SeaPRwire) - SeaPRwire, a leading global provider of press release distribution services, has announced the launch of tailored public relations (PR) packages for businesses and media professionals in Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar. This initiative is designed to enhance the effectiveness of local media outreach and allow brands to achieve impactful visibility in these Southeast Asian markets. The new offerings are part of SeaPRwire's continuous commitment to expanding its services across Southeast Asia, where the demand for localized media distribution has been growing rapidly. As part of its efforts to support businesses in Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar, SeaPRwire is providing custom PR solutions that include targeted media lists, real-time updates, and comprehensive support for multilingual press release distribution.The newly launched packages, which are part of SeaPRwire's Branding-Insight Program, include localized media outreach across several leading media platforms in these countries. These include media outlets such as Khmer Online and Cambodia Press Release in Cambodia, Laos News Feed and Vientiane TV in Laos, as well as Myanmar Hit and Burmese Buzz in Myanmar. With a focus on delivering region-specific content to audiences, SeaPRwire's media network ensures that clients are able to target the right demographic with precision. "Our goal is to empower businesses to navigate the complexities of local media landscapes in Southeast Asia," said James Scott, CMO of SeaPRwire. "In Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar, companies face unique challenges when communicating with local audiences. Through these new local PR packages, we aim to provide businesses with the tools they need to increase their visibility and build meaningful relationships with their target markets."The local PR packages are built to offer flexibility, with multiple language options available for press releases. SeaPRwire's platform supports the distribution of press releases in over ten languages, including Khmer, Lao, Burmese, Thai, Vietnamese, and English, ensuring that clients can tailor their communication to meet the diverse linguistic needs of each region.In addition to language support, the Media-Empower-Pack, a key feature of SeaPRwire's Branding-Insight Program, also allows businesses to access more than 8,000 media outlets worldwide. This extensive network enables clients to distribute press releases globally, while also ensuring that the local distribution is optimized to cater to the unique characteristics of Southeast Asian markets.The Media-Empower-Pack allows for real-time updates of media contacts, providing businesses with detailed contact information, such as names, phone numbers, and email addresses. By clicking individual media contacts, users can directly access contact cards, making it easier to manage and personalize outreach efforts. Clients can also create specific media lists for their companies and manage them through the Branding-Insight Program dashboard, where they can split, edit, or merge lists to suit their PR goals."We believe in the power of thought leadership content," said Scott. "Our team works to ensure that every press release is delivered to the right audience at the right time. Our goal is to provide measurable returns on every media dollar spent and help businesses achieve tangible results in their marketing communications."The launch of SeaPRwire's local PR packages in Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar comes at a time when businesses are increasingly seeking ways to engage with regional audiences. With the growing digital transformation in Southeast Asia, companies are recognizing the need to build strategic media relationships that not only enhance brand visibility but also foster trust and engagement with local communities. "Now, more than ever, CEOs need to leverage the power of an informative and engaging press release to drive sales and business growth, especially in tough economic times," Scott added. "We are committed to helping our clients maximize their return on investment by offering comprehensive, data-driven solutions that enable them to achieve their business objectives."With these new packages, SeaPRwire is further cementing its role as a leader in press release distribution and earned media communications in Southeast Asia. The company is confident that these localized solutions will provide businesses with the resources they need to succeed in increasingly competitive markets.SeaPRwire's expanded services for Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar will help brands in these countries craft compelling stories that resonate with both local and global audiences. By offering integrated solutions that include media outreach, strategic media pitching, and effective distribution, SeaPRwire continues to support its clients in achieving their communications and marketing goals.To learn more about how SeaPRwire's services can help your brand enhance visibility and drive growth in Southeast Asia, visit www.SeaPRwire.com.About SeaPRwireSeaPRwire (https://www.SeaPRwire.com/) is a leading global provider of wire distribution services to media relations and marketing communications professionals. SeaPRwire's platform allows clients to identify key factors of their press releases and measure meaningful impact. It has a strong media network in Southeast Asia, indexing news from thousands of worldwide sources. SeaPRwire's media network support multi-lingual press release distribution, including English, Chinese, Burmese, Khmer, Laos, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay, Indonesian, Filipino and more. SeaPRwire provides real time press release distribution for companies and organizations to 6,500+ media outlets.Media ContactTina Lee, PR managercs@SeaPRwire.comhttps://www.seaprwire.comSOURCE: SeaPRwire03/01/2025 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com
EQS
Fri, Jan 3
GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian stocks gain, dollar at two-year high as US rates, Trump in focus
Asian stocks rise, aiming to shake off dour start to 2025European stocks set for muted open Dollar at 2-yr peak as US rates seen to stay higher for longerTrump's policies to remain on investors' minds Updates to Asia mid-afternoonBy Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Asian stocks rose o...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
MORNING BID EUROPE-As stocks waver, dollar remains the surest bet
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur BanerjeeWhile stock markets shrugged off the dim start to 2025, the higher-for-longer U.S. rates theme has left the dollar's dominance intact, leaving the euro and sterling near multi-month lows.Beyond the worries of the U.S. central ...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
EMERGING MARKETS-Asian currencies head for weekly falls with Trump policies in focus
.Singapore dollar, Thai baht face worst week since early NovSouth Korean won inches higher after 12-day losing streakTaiwan dollar trades near five-month lowsBy Aaditya GovindRao Jan 3 (Reuters) - Most Asian currencies lost ground on Friday and were set for weekly losses, as the dollar strengthen...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
EMERGING MARKETS-Asian currencies head for weekly falls with Trump policies in focus
Singapore dollar, Thai baht face worst week since early NovSouth Korean won inches higher after 12-day losing streakTaiwan dollar trades near five-month lowsBy Aaditya GovindRao Jan 3 (Reuters) - Most Asian currencies lost ground on Friday and were set for weekly losses, as the dollar strengthene...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
UPDATE 7-Tesla annual deliveries fall for first time as incentives fail to drum up demand
2024 deliveries down 1.1% vs Musk's prediction of slight growth Tough competition, shift to hybrid vehicles weigh on TeslaShares close down 6% following rally since Trump's electionTesla's China sales rise 8.8% to record high in 2024, bucking global trendAdds record China sales in paragraph 15By Aka...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian stocks rise, dollar at two-year high as US rates, Trump in focus
Asian stocks rise, aiming to shake off dour start to 2025Dollar at 2-yr high as US rates seen to stay higher for longerTrump policies to remain on investors mind By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Asian stocks rose on Friday, aiming to shrug off a lacklustre start to 2025, while the d...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
BUZZ-Australian uranium producers rise on prospects of supply shortage and higher prices
** Australian uranium producers rise after a potential supply shortage and subsequent higher metal prices ** Overnight, Canadian uranium miner Cameco CCO.TO suspended production at its Inkai joint venture with Kazatomprom KZAP.KZ in Kazakhstan due to delay in paperwork submission** "Delays at Inkai ...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
UPDATE 6-Tesla annual deliveries fall for first time as incentives fail to drum up demand
2024 deliveries down 1.1% vs Musk's prediction of slight growth Tough competition, shift to hybrid vehicles weigh on TeslaShares close down 6% following rally since Trump's electionAdds closing shares in paragraph 4, analyst comments in paragraphs 5-6By Akash Sriram and Abhirup Roy Jan 2 (Reuters...
Reuters
Fri, Jan 3
Why Solana, Cardano, and Aptos Are Kicking Off the New Year Right
Today was a volatile day in the stock market, with all three major indices closing lower to end the day after being up considerably in early morning trading.
Cardano
Aptos
Solana
The Motley Fool
Fri, Jan 3
Why Iovance Biotherapeutics Stock Zoomed More Than 5% Higher Today
Now this is a fine way for a stock to greet the new year. On the back of a glowing analyst recommendation, Iovance Biotherapeutics's (NASDAQ: IOVA) shares closed Thursday more than 5% higher in price. That compared most favorably with the S&P 500 index, which landed in negative territory with a slig...
The Motley Fool
Fri, Jan 3
Why AeroVironment Stock Topped the Market Today
AeroVironment (NASDAQ: AVAV) stock had a fine start to the 2025 trading year. On Thursday, its stock rose by nearly 2% in value during a session in which the S&P 500 index sagged marginally. The drone maker didn't have any significant news of its own to deliver; rather, the stock moved because of a ...
The Motley Fool
Thu, Jan 2
CORRECTED-UPDATE 5-Tesla annual deliveries fall for first time as incentives fail to drum up demand
Corrects year of BYD sales in paragraph 12 to 2024 from 2023By Akash Sriram Jan 2 (Reuters) - Tesla TSLA.O reported its first fall in yearly deliveries on Thursday as lucrative year-end incentives for the Elon Musk-led EV maker's aging line up and the new Cybertruck pickup failed to lure customer...
Reuters
Thu, Jan 2
South Korea acting president to continue leading market stabilisation efforts
SEOUL, Jan 3 (Reuters) - South Korea's acting president, Choi Sang-mok, on Friday ordered financial agencies to deploy market-stabilising measures swiftly and boldly if volatility heightens, his office said. Choi, the country's finance minister who became acting leader just a week ago, said he would...
Reuters
Thu, Jan 2
Resources Connection Inc reports results for the quarter ended November 30 - Earnings Summary
Resources Connection Inc RGP.OQ reported quarterly adjusted earnings of 18 cents per share for the quarter ended November 30, lower than the same quarter last year, when the company reported EPS of 28 cents. The mean expectation of four analysts for the quarter was for breakeven results per share...
Reuters
Thu, Jan 2
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