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Angst for Axiata

The Morning Run Crew

26-Aug-16 08:47

Angst for Axiata

The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

- Axiata’s ASEAN expansion comes at a cost

- Impairment losses takes a toll on Maybank’s net profit

- AirAsia aims high with unit leasing sights

- Risky business: slinging suspect Singapore debt for big bonuses


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Tags:  Axiata,  expansion,  telecommunications,  Maybank,  net profit,  AirAsia,  leasing,  planes,  risky debt,  bonuses,  banks,  Tim Cook


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