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Bankruptcy alert lifted, AMC cinema line rose more than 17% before the market announced that it would raise 917 million US dollars
Before the US stock market on Tuesday, AMC, the largest cinema chain group in North America, continued to rise more than 17% and closed 25.93% yesterday. Earlier, it announced that it had raised 917 million US dollars to save the company from bankruptcy. Approximately $500 million of this financing came from the issuance of new common shares and investment transactions with Mudrick Capital Management. AMC said in the announcement that the liquidity obtained recently should be enough to support the company to survive the “dark winter affected by public health events” and that it is expected that financing activities will continue in 2021. Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Cinemas
When Europe enters the winter, the trading session of European stocks will be postponed by 1 hour corresponding to Beijing time.
Most countries in Europe begin to implement the annual winter time for five months from Sunday, local time. Trading in European financial markets will be delayed by an hour, the ECB's interest rate decision will be announced at 20:45 Beijing time next Thursday, and a press conference for President Christine Lagarde will be held at 21:30. European countries at 1: 00 a.m. local time on the 25th (GMT) unified table, the time is set back one hour. After entering the winter time, the local trading hours of Germany, Britain and France, the three major European stock markets, are still 8:00-16:30 in London, 9:00 in Paris and Frankfurt.
The Senate meets on Saturday to discuss Barrett's nomination, which will be confirmed on Monday.
The procedural vote will be held on Sunday and the final confirmation will be held on Monday. On Saturday afternoon EDT, the Senate will meet in a rare session to debate Justice Amy Coney Barrett's entry to the Supreme Court. In a few days, voters will decide whether Republicans will continue to control the Senate and the White House. Democrats strongly opposed the confirmation of Barrett's appointment so close to the election, boycotting the Judiciary Committee's vote on Thursday. Senator Chuck Schumer (Chuck Schumer), Democrat of New York, adopted four kinds of procrastination wars at the Senate meeting on Friday.
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Singapore orders those who do not maintain a distance of 1 meter to be fined 50,000 or imprisoned for half a year
On the 27th, Beijing time, the Singapore government announced that those who did not comply with social isolation measures during the COVID-19 pandemic will be severely fined and imprisoned. According to new regulations issued by Singapore's Ministry of Health on Thursday night, people who do not observe a physical distance of one meter can be fined 10,000 Singapore dollars (about 49,500 yuan) or imprisoned for up to 6 months, or a combination of the two penalties. The regulation will take effect on the 27th until April 30th. In addition, those who violate quarantine regulations will also be penalized in the same way: all those entering from overseas from March 20 must be quarantined for 14 days, with those entering from the UK and the US being strong
A man in Japan died of maliciously spreading COVID-19 today after being diagnosed
On the 18th Beijing time, according to Kyodo News, a 57-year-old man in Japan threatened to spread the virus to retaliate against society after being diagnosed with COVID-19 at the beginning of this month and went to bars and other places, causing at least one person to be infected. According to local media reports, the man died in hospital today. The media reported last week that local health authorities in Gamagori City, Aichi Prefecture have directed the man to stay home after testing positive on March 4. But that night, the man told his family that he would “spread the virus” and went to a bar house and a hostess bar. He was taken to hospital for treatment the next day. According to Kyodo News, this man is Hikari
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