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NEW YORK (April 4): Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. eliminated 289 jobs at its newspapers amid a decline in print readership and advertising revenue.

DUBAI/ATLANTA (March 24): Middle East airlines scrambled to find ways to respond to a ban on electronics introduced this week.

HONG KONG (March 16): Nike Inc. was chided by a consumer-protection show on state-run television in China, giving a black eye to the athletic brand in its second-biggest market.

SINGAPORE (Feb 9): Jefferies is initiating coverage on two of China’s largest and Nasdaq-listed live streaming players, Momo Inc and YY Inc, as the self-broadcasting video craze continues its ascent since its boom in mid-2016.

SINGAPORE (Nov 21): More Singapore consumers are turning online to watch videos, with 76% watching online videos on a daily basis, higher than the 67% tuning in to traditional broadcast, thanks to fast Internet speeds and high smartphone penetration accor

SINGAPORE (Oct 7): UBS Global Research is warning that investors are not seeing the reality of Singapore Press Holdings’ business when buying the publisher based on its yields.

SINGAPORE (July 18): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “hold” call on Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) with a lower target price of $3.80 from its previous price target of $3.90. It also projects a sharp dividend cut of about 15-20% this year.