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Barrick profit jumps on higher prices, trims gold 2020 output

Miner Barrick Gold Corp reported a nearly 55% rise in quarterly adjusted profit on Wednesday, benefiting from a surge in gold prices, but trimmed production outlook for the precious metal over a mining lease issue in Papua New Guinea.



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World shares subdued amid weak data; oil resumes gains

Global shares struggled on Wednesday as weak economic data, doubts about the easing of coronavirus lockdowns and simmering U.S.-China tensions cast a pall over markets.



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Duterte says sorry to Philippine tycoons, their firms' shares surge

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has apologised for his "hurting words" about two tycoons whom he openly dislikes, responding to their help in fighting the coronavirus by offering an olive branch to settle a costly regulatory row.



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Hugo Boss expects virus hit to worsen before recovery

German fashion house Hugo Boss said it expected the impact of the coronavirus pandemic to be worse in the second quarter after it reported that sales fell a currency-adjusted 17% in the first, but added that it was seeing signs of a rebound in China and online.



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EssilorLuxottica first-quarter sales slump on coronavirus hit, worst yet to come

Oakley and Ray-Ban maker EssilorLuxottica reported a slump in first-quarter sales on Tuesday and warned of an even bigger hit in the current quarter as the coronavirus outbreak prompted store closures.



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BNP Paribas profit falls 33% on expected loan losses, equity trading hit

Profit at BNP Paribas fell by 33.1% in the first-quarter as the coronavirus crisis hit equity trading and prompted the eurozone's biggest bank to set aside more than half a billion euros in loan provisions.



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BNP Paribas says revenue resilient despite equity trading hit

BNP Paribas' profit fell by a third in the first quarter, as the coronavirus crisis hit equity trading and prompted the euro zone's biggest bank to set aside more than half a billion euros in loan provisions.



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Air France says passengers must wear masks from May 11

French carrier Air France is to require all passengers on board its flights to wear masks from May 11 to comply with French government guidelines on COVID-19 protection measures.



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Ryanair passengers down by 99.6% in April, Wizz Air down by 97.6%

Europe's biggest budget airline Ryanair posted a 99.6% fall in passenger numbers in April, while smaller low cost carrier Wizz Air said numbers plunged 97.6%, as the novel coronavirus halted most flying across Europe.



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EssilorLuxottica sales slump on coronavirus hit, worst yet to come

Oakley and Ray-Ban maker EssilorLuxottica reported a slump in first-quarter sales on Tuesday and warned of an even bigger hit in the current quarter as the coronavirus outbreak prompted store closures.



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Asian stocks, oil boosted by moves to loosen lockdowns

Asian stocks rose on Tuesday, tracking a late Wall Street rally as governments eased coronavirus lockdowns while oil extended gains on expectations fuel demand would begin to pick up.



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Shareholders vote in Lagardere showdown with activist Amber

Activist investor Amber Capital faces its biggest test yet on Tuesday in its high-stakes bid to shake up governance at media and publishing firm Lagardere as shareholders vote on its attempt to revamp the French firm's supervisory board.



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Beiersdorf's La Prairie hit by collapse in travel retail

Nivea-maker Beiersdorf said on Tuesday its La Prairie premium skincare brand has been hit hard by the drop in international travel due to the coronavirus pandemic but sales of its medicinal creams and plasters jumped.



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Aer Lingus says reviewing social distancing procedures after packed flight

Irish airline Aer Lingus said it was reviewing its social distancing procedures after a flight on Monday was packed with passengers.



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Airline SAS agrees credit facility backed by Sweden, Denmark

Airline SAS said on Tuesday it had signed a 3.3 billion Swedish crown ($336 million) three-year revolving credit facility agreement, 90% guaranteed by Sweden and Denmark's governments, as it looked to beat a path through the coronavirus crisis.



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