First Steamship September revenue falls to NT$142.5 million
First Steamship reported lower September revenue, while First Insurance’s figure was nearly unchanged from a year earlier.
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First Steamship reported lower September revenue, while First Insurance’s figure was nearly unchanged from a year earlier.
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Michael Burry moved most of his short positions into puts on the Nasdaq-100 and SMH, saying a major market top could arrive within nine months.
1 source · Stocktwits
Chun Yu Works reported September revenue of NT$678,816,000, down from NT$710,608,000 a year earlier.
1 source · Dow Jones Newswires
Investec Bank reported purchases of 94,706 and sales of 50,710 ordinary shares in Logistics Development Group on October 9, 2026.
1 source · GlobeNewswire
Tech Mahindra stock fell as investors awaited quarterly results, an interim dividend decision and a possible bonus share issue.
1 source · Moneycontrol
Plotech reported September revenue of NT$265,648,000, up from NT$152,462,000 a year earlier, Dow Jones Newswires said.
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Gen Ilac secures exclusive rights for two Incyte medicines in Turkey and Azerbaijan under a five-year agreement.
1 source · Reuters
Authorities opened a case after CreditEase halted 30 billion yuan in product redemptions and advisers identified a potential debt repayment shortfall.
1 source · Reuters
Annehem Fastigheter agreed with Peab to sell The Front office property in Helsinki and acquire Gamlestads Smedja in Gothenburg.
1 source · Reuters
Kenyan banks held Ksh2.53 trillion in Treasury bills and bonds on September 25, deepening the link between their finances and the sovereign’s debt position.
2 sources · Newsmetry API, Zawya
Merida Industry posted September revenue of NT$1.69 billion and January-September revenue of NT$18.46 billion in 2026.
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The new Mauritius-based agency aims to reduce Africa’s 2% risk premium and broaden access to capital markets while attracting approved shareholders.
1 source · Zawya
Reuters lists Asian physical rubber prices, with November Thai RSS3 at 98.29 baht per kilogram and no quotes for Malaysian SMR20 or Indonesian SIR20.
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European semiconductor stocks opened the week unevenly after a selloff in South Korean companies exposed to artificial intelligence.
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Lower oil prices supported markets, while investors turned to US inflation data and the start of a major corporate earnings season.
1 source · Reuters
Deutsche Bank still sees a strong chance of a successful Pennon turnaround but says the near-term case for buying the shares has weakened.
1 source · ShareCast
Samsung Electronics acquired 56,856,305 common shares under a buyback program that ended on October 6, 2026.
1 source · London Stock Exchange
Tata Sons is in preliminary discussions with banks about a potential public listing, ET Now reports, without confirming a final decision.
1 source · Reuters
Gallantt Ispat climbed to Rs.581.30, but analysts remain cautious as the wider trend stays weak and profitability comes under pressure.
1 source · Mint
The IMF says artificial intelligence could offset some workforce losses in ageing Asian economies, if adoption does not widen regional disparities.
1 source · Reuters