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PetroChina profit drops on lower oil cost, weak fuel demand

PetroChina said it plans to raise capital expenditure to 279.4 billion yuan this year, from 269.1 billion yuan in 2025, while aiming for crude output of 941.3 million barrels of oil equivalent.

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Leadership row erupts at Philippine conglomerate over ABS-CBN capital infusion

by Ditas B Lopez / Bloomberg• 2 hours ago

Oil & Gas

Two Australian states to offer free transport as fuel prices rise

by Carmeli Argana / Bloomberg• 4 hours ago

Oil & Gas

Zelenskiy seeks fuel supply deals during Middle East tour

by Aliaksandr Kudrytski / Bloomberg• 5 hours ago

M&A

Taiwan’s SinoPac to merge with King’s Town, creating bank with US$100 bil of assets

by Betty Hou / Bloomberg• 6 hours ago

Commodities

Middle East’s top aluminum maker says main smelter damaged

by Anthony Di Paola & Sara Gharaibeh / Bloomberg• 7 hours ago

Oil & Gas

Saudi pipeline bypassing Hormuz at full capacity of seven million barrels a day — Bloomberg

by Emma Ross-Thomas / Bloomberg• 20 hours ago

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India plans 100 airports, 200 helipads to boost connectivity

by Mihir Mishra & Saikat Das / Bloomberg• 21 hours ago

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Indonesia detains coal tycoon Samin Tan in graft case

by Chandra Asmara / Bloomberg• 22 hours ago

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TeleChoice bidding for data centre project in Malaysia

by The Edge Singapore• 22 hours ago

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Indonesia bans social media for kids, first in Southeast Asia

by Norman Harsono / Bloomberg• a day ago

Aviation & Engineering

Trump orders US airport security agents to be paid as Congress still deadlocked

by Courtney Subramanian, Erik Wasson & Alicia Diaz / Bloomberg• a day ago

KPMG UK could cut hundreds of jobs in auditing division — Bloomberg

by James Booth / Bloomberg• a day ago

Keppel's close of planned sale of M1 to Simba extended

Maybank initiates ‘buy’ call for Seatrium

OCBC's Lim upgrades CLCT to 'hold' on expected yield-based returns of more than 8%

Yangzijiang Financial clears the decks after China’s credit boom

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