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UPDATE 2-EDF eyes profit rebound after pandemic curbs demand

Says delays will hit finances and renewables plans
Full-year core profit beats forecast
Targets 5% increase for 2021 (Writes through, adds quotes)
PARIS, Feb 18 (Reuters) - State-controlled French power group EDF can manage without fresh capital from the government until the end of 2022, it said on Thursday, but warned that delays in reform of the country’s nuclear sector would hobble its finances.
The utility, which is nearly 84% owned by the government, is awaiting an ambitious nuclear power shake-up and restructuring outlined by President Emmanuel Macron, but the process has become bogged down in negotiations with Brussels.
A key plank of the overhaul involves higher price guarantees on nuclear energy EDF sells to third-party providers, helping the debt-laden utility to cover production costs. ....

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UPDATE 3-Australia's Westpac sees profit rebound as economy recovers, shares surge

Result driven by reversal of bad debt charges, outlook improves
No. 3 bank sees restored mortgage growth and improved margins
Shares surge 6% to highest in a year (Updates throughout with share price reaction)
SYDNEY, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Westpac Banking Corp on Wednesday reported a rebound in first quarter profit, benefiting from a reversal in bad debt charges as the Australian economy and the housing market recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
The strong result pushed Westpac’s shares up more than 6% to their highest level in a year.
Australia’s success in containing the pandemic, supported by unprecedented amounts of monetary and fiscal support, has helped the country’s banks overcome bad debt provision charges and near-zero interest rates. ....

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UPDATE 3-L'Oreal sees post-pandemic 'roaring 20s' driving cosmetics rebound

Growth levels should continue into start of 2021 - CEO
Forecasts ‘fiesta’ for make-up, perfume post pandemic
Agon set to hand over CEO role to Nicolas Hieronimus (Recasts with outlook for 2021)
PARIS, Feb 12 (Reuters) - L’Oreal, the world’s biggest cosmetics group, forecast a strong rebound in makeup sales when the COVID-19 pandemic gives way to a “roaring 20s” when people get dressed up and go out again to socialise.
Shares in L’Oreal, owner of brands such as Maybelline, Lancome and Garnier, rose on Friday after the group reported higher than expected fourth-quarter sales growth, broadly outperforming a cosmetics market hit hard by the pandemic. ....

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UPDATE 3-Australia's AMP says Ares pulls buyout offer, shares plunge

Shares fall to A$1.37 vs Ares withdrawn offer of A$1.85
Review of wealth management and banking unit ends
‘Most prized’ asset AMP Capital still under review, Ares engaged
Investors will be concerned if only most valuable asset sold-UBS (Adds shareholder comment in 6th paragraph)
SYDNEY, Feb 11 (Reuters) - AMP Ltd revealed on Thursday that U.S.-based suitor Ares Management had dropped its A$6.36 billion ($4.91 billion) takeover offer, sending the Australian wealth manager’s shares plunging more than 10%.
The decision by Ares to walk away was another major setback for scandal-hit AMP, which also reported a 32% fall in annual profits on Thursday due to heavy cash outflow from its core wealth management business. ....

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UPDATE 3-Honda and Nissan to sell a quarter of a million fewer cars because of chip shortage

UPDATE 3-Honda and Nissan to sell a quarter of a million fewer cars because of chip shortage
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TOKYO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Japan’s second and third largest automakers, Honda Motor and Nissan Motor, will sell a combined 250,000 fewer cars in the current financial year as a global shortage in semiconductor chips hits production.
The automakers made the announcement as they unveiled brighter outlooks for the financial year ending March 2021 as automobile markets, led by China, rebounded from a coronavirus-induced slump. Honda and Nissan also reported better-than-expected results for the October-December quarter.
But Honda cut its sales target by 100,000 vehicles, or 2.2%, on Tuesday to 4.5 million cars, while Nissan lowered its target by 150,000 vehicles, or 3.6%, to 4.015 million units as a chips shortage forced both companies to curb output. ....

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