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Noble shares dive again in stock market, commodities rout

Thu, Aug 13, 2015 - 5:50 AM

Singapore

NOBLE Group shares dived again on Wednesday amid a plunge in Asian equities and raw material prices, and persistent criticisms over its accounting practices by some market watchers, even as the commodities trader resumed its share buybacks.

Its stock tanked 11.4 per cent...

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