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Cocoa prices soar as producers and processors clash

In New York, the price of a tonne of cocoa for delivery in December has jumped by more than 25% since last Friday to US$2,915

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Russia extends Western food imports embargo to end 2021 ​​​​​​​

Embargo was in response to EU sanctions introduced after Russia’s annexation of the Crimean peninsula in  March 2014

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Britain, Canada rollover EU trade terms for Brexit deal

Department of International Trade says deal ‘locks in’ existing £20 bil trading relationship, sets stage for more talks

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Amazon France may wait out lockdown before 'Black Friday'

Smaller businesses say they will lose out to online giant if it is allowed to go ahead with annual event, while their doors remain closed

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Malaysia Airlines may seek US$500 mil from Khazanah: report

National carrier appealing to creditors for help with RM16 billion debt restructuring programme, reports The Edge

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G20 urged to plug US$4.5 bil gap for vaccine programme

Letter addressed to Saudi King Salman signed by Norwegian PM, S. African president, WHO chief and European Commission head

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Women entrepreneurs in ministry’s sights for business training

New programmes starting next year to provide courses, working spaces, loan opportunities

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FBM KLCI to hit 1,800 mark if snap polls called next year, says expert

Investors anticipate election as early as January

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NZ to host Apec 2021 virtually

Jacinda Ardern says country looks forward to playing host

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Fitch, Moody’s downgrade S. Africa amid virus struggles

Agencies warn they may lower ratings further in medium term

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E-commerce start-up Wish files IPO

Financial Times says company aiming for value of US$25 billion to US$30 billion

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Wall Street stocks end volatile week lower

This comes as markets weigh worries about rising Covid-19 cases and surprise US govt move to end emergency lending programmes

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Apec vows smooth cross-border movement of food, medicines

Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin says grouping pledges to refrain from resorting to protectionist measures to keep markets, borders open