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Domino's Pizza Group on Wednesday appointed interim Chief Financial Officer Neil Smith to the role on a permanent basis to replace David Bauernfeind, who died in a snorkelling accident last year.

Ryanair flew 7 million passengers last month, up 59% on July as it returned to a more regular schedule but still less than half the number it flew a year earlier before the COVID-19 pandemic hit air travel.

A group of major Sinch AB shareholders have sold 1.75 million shares in the Swedish cloud computing services provider at a discount of 5.7% on Tuesday's closing price, ownership data service Holdings said in a tweet on Wednesday.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic organisers hope Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will remain involved in preparations for the re-arranged Games next year, despite his announced resignation on Friday.

Britain's biggest housebuilder, Barratt Developments, scrapped a special dividend payout for 2021 on Wednesday as it reported a near 30% fall in full-year housing completions and revenue, but pointed to an improvement in forward sales.

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Indonesia's rupiah was the biggest mover among emerging Asian currencies on Wednesday, weakening 1.5% after officials failed to quell concerns that a proposed new framework for monetary policy-making could undermine the central bank's independence.

Shares in Australia's Afterpay Ltd and its smaller consumer lender rivals tumbled for a second day on Wednesday, as the entry of U.S. giant PayPal into the buy-now-pay-later sector sent investors scrambling to re-price its frothy stocks.

Investors in Japanese government bonds on Wednesday refrained from placing big bets ahead of a speech by Yoshihide Suga, the frontrunner to replace Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and on caution due to the auction of a 30-year government debt later this week.

Britain's FTSE 100 index is seen opening 36 points higher at 5,898 on Wednesday, according to financial bookmakers.

Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd expects it will lose domestic market share to rival Qantas Airways Ltd under its new business plan as it exits unprofitable routes, Virgin's chief executive said on Wednesday.

The dollar bounced off two-year lows on Wednesday as U.S. data pointed to a firm manufacturing activity, while the euro retreated from its highest levels since 2018 on profit-taking.

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Trading firm Traxys has won a tender to sell cobalt metal for Wheaton Precious Metals, two sources familiar with the matter said, in a deal that propels it into the big league to rival the likes of Glencore in the valuable commodity.

Bank Indonesia intervened to smooth volatility in the rupiah on Wednesday, as the currency came under pressure on worries about central bank independence following a proposal to give the government more authority in monetary policy decisions.

Amazon.com Inc has added insurance and even gold to its menu of financial services in India, to expand its customer base and attract more subscribers to its Prime loyalty programme in a battleground growth market.

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(RTTNews) - Indian shares opened a tad higher on Wednesday after technology stocks drove Wall Street to record highs overnight.

The yuan eased from a 16-month high on Wednesday as the dollar rebounded, snapping a three-day winning streak, while a weaker-than-expected official midpoint rate also discouraged yuan bulls.

Gold prices slipped on Wednesday as the dollar rebounded after robust U.S. manufacturing data bolstered hopes around global economic recovery, tempering the safe-haven bullion's allure.