Standard Chartered announced a $1.5 billion share buyback on Friday alongside an upgraded earnings target, following an 18% surge in annual profit.The bank attributed the strong performance to record growth in its wealth management division and robust market activity.Standard Chartered expects its key markets across Asia, Africa, and the Middle…
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Booking stock price has done well this year, and is nearing its all-time as focus now shifts to the…