/PRNewswire/ BPC today announced that Tinkoff has selected its SaaS Cloud payment services for its planned expansion to the Philippines. The project is an.
The Indian Business and Professionals Council (IBPC) in association with Maharashtra Professional Forum (MPF) recently hosted the ‘Qatar Maha Trade Expo’, an
8 February 2021 | 10:01am
StockMarketWire.com - Oil and gas company Bahamas Petroleum Company said it had ceased drilling activity and would abandon operations at its Perseverance-1 well in the Bahamas as volumes of oil encountered were not commercial.
Whilst the well encountered oil, commercial volumes of oil had not been proven at the well location, the company said.
Over the coming weeks, Bahamas Petroleum Company said it would undertake a detailed evaluation of all technical information gathered during drilling.
The company said it would would review the appropriate way forward for future monetisation of its business in The Bahamas, in particular with a view to renewal of a farm-in process.
8 February 2021 | 12:06pm
StockMarketWire.com - The FTSE 100 gathered momentum on Monday as investors looked to progress on a $1.9 trillion US stimulus package, with the index also supported by weakness in sterling. By midday the FTSE 100 was up 1.2% to 6,565.41.
Index heavyweights BP and Royal Dutch Shell gained 2.7% to 254.25p and 1.3% to £12.97 respectively after Brent crude prices hit $60 a barrel for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.
Credit reporting company Experian reversed 0.6% to £26.20, despite stating there was no evidence its systems had been compromised following media reports about data illegally offered for sale in Brazil.
Experian said the data included photographs, social security numbers, vehicle registrations and social media login details, but stressed that its Brazilian unit Serasa did not collect or hold such data.
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STANLEY Pringle felt that all Best Player of the Conference candidates in the 2020 PBA Philippine Cup were deserving of the award.
Pringle said the BPC award was such a wide-open race that being a candidate for the award was already an accomplishment. The Barangay Ginebra guard won the plum on Sunday, nipping Matthew Wright, and taking the trophy at the expense of stats leader Bobby Ray Parks, Roger Pogoy, Calvin Abueva, and CJ Perez.
“Just being nominated for me was a blessing,” said Pringle on Sunday in his acceptance interview with awards ceremony host Paolo Del Rosario. “I think it’s really hard to pick a player. I know you guys were having a tough time picking a player. All the players deserve it. I’m looking forward to next conference to play hard.”