United Overseas Bank Ltd. first-quarter profit dropped as lending and fee income both fell. Net income came in at S$1.44 billion ($1.14 billion) for the three months to March 31, 4% lower than a year earlier, the lender said in a statement on Thursday. That was slightly higher than the average estimate of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Read more about UOB results UOB, led by Chief Executive Offic...
United Overseas Bank Ltd. first-quarter profit dropped as lending and fee income both fell. Net income came in at S$1.44 billion ($1.14 billion) for the three months to March 31, 4% lower than a year earlier, the lender said in a statement on Thursday. That was slightly higher than the average estimate of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Read more about UOB results UOB, led by Chief Executive Officer Wee Ee Cheong said “global uncertainty remains elevated” but business activity held up across key segments, as firms navigate the fallout from the Iran war and higher oil prices. Wealth management fees at bigger rival DBS Group Holdings Ltd. are seen to have gotten a boost from the geopolitical uncertainty, surging 25% in the first quarter. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. will report results on Friday.
‘Clinical consensus statement’ also urges heart doctors to advise patients to not eat late at night, and chew slowly Want to reduce your intake of ultra-processed food? If so, cook at home more often, don’t eat late at night and chew your food more slowly. Those are among some of the tips doctors have offered to help people limit the amount of UPF they consume given the acute and growing danger it...
‘Clinical consensus statement’ also urges heart doctors to advise patients to not eat late at night, and chew slowly Want to reduce your intake of ultra-processed food? If so, cook at home more often, don’t eat late at night and chew your food more slowly. Those are among some of the tips doctors have offered to help people limit the amount of UPF they consume given the acute and growing danger it poses to human health worldwide. Continue reading...
Earnings Call Insights: Devon Energy (DVN) Q1 2026 Management view Clay Gaspar (President, CEO & Director) said Q1 execution “beating on production and capital” translated into “$816 million of free cash flow,” with “oil to 387,000 barrels per day” and “capital spending” coming in “6% below the midpoint” of guidance.
Earnings Call Insights: Devon Energy (DVN) Q1 2026 Management view Clay Gaspar (President, CEO & Director) said Q1 execution “beating on production and capital” translated into “$816 million of free cash flow,” with “oil to 387,000 barrels per day” and “capital spending” coming in “6% below the midpoint” of guidance.
Monty Rakusen/DigitalVision via Getty Images SuperX AI Technology Limited ( SUPX ) still hasn't reported any new results, as its smaller profile and being a foreign issuer mean that it furnishes this disclosure semi-annually. But they continue to sign deals to partner with suppliers and with customers for
Monty Rakusen/DigitalVision via Getty Images SuperX AI Technology Limited ( SUPX ) still hasn't reported any new results, as its smaller profile and being a foreign issuer mean that it furnishes this disclosure semi-annually. But they continue to sign deals to partner with suppliers and with customers for
Earnings Call Insights: Timken (TKR) Q1 2026 Management View CEO Lucian Boldea framed Q1 as an acceleration in execution and portfolio actions, saying, "Our financial performance is strong, and we are pleased to have achieved double-digit earnings growth and margin expansion in the
Earnings Call Insights: Timken (TKR) Q1 2026 Management View CEO Lucian Boldea framed Q1 as an acceleration in execution and portfolio actions, saying, "Our financial performance is strong, and we are pleased to have achieved double-digit earnings growth and margin expansion in the
For nearly a century, the Guardian has been challenging and delighting its readers with these puzzles. Here’s to 30,000 more Late in 1928, the Guardian made plans to give its readers a weekly cryptic puzzle. At the time, crosswords were considered a waste of time; other newspapers campaigned against them as a distraction keeping the working man from his duties, but the cryptic was different. Conti...
For nearly a century, the Guardian has been challenging and delighting its readers with these puzzles. Here’s to 30,000 more Late in 1928, the Guardian made plans to give its readers a weekly cryptic puzzle. At the time, crosswords were considered a waste of time; other newspapers campaigned against them as a distraction keeping the working man from his duties, but the cryptic was different. Continue reading...