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Huawei Warns of Action Against Hostile Markets Amid Tensions
Chinese tech giant Huawei said Tuesday it could pull out of partnerships in hostile countries as it seeks to counter...
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Active Shooters and Rampant Marijuana Use Among Top US Workplace Concerns
Workplace violence, rampant marijuana use, cybersecurity, and leave laws top the list of concerns for U.S. companies in 2019.
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South Sudan Turns to Oil Industry Investors to Spark Economic Growth
The Oil & Power Conference in South Sudan caters to foreign investors as Juba tries to set on track its...
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Nike Sales Prove Promotion of Free Speech May Be Worth Economic Risk
Nike stock values initially tumbled by approximately 3 percent in the days following the Colin Kaepernick ad announcement, brand exposure...
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French Hotels, Restaurants Look to Migrants to Fill 100,000 Jobs
French hotel and restaurant owners are lobbying the government to regularise more illegal migrants in order to fill 100,000 jobs...
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US Trade Deficit Expands in June Amid Growing Tensions
The U.S. trade deficit swelled in June by the largest amount in 19 months, reversing much of May's trade-war driven...
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China Calls on US to Be ‘Cool-Headed’ in Trade War
China's top envoy called on the United States to remain "cool-headed" as Washington threatened to raise the tariff rate on...
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‘Victory’ for Trump as US, EU get Closer to Deal on Barrier-Free Trade
The U.S. declared a resounding victory for Trump and his confrontational stance, as Washington appears to have conceded little.
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Facebook Shares Plunge After Weak User Growth Report
The company said profit was up 31 percent in the second quarter at $5.1 billion as revenues rose 42 percent...
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Russia Extends Western Food Embargo to End of 2019
Russian President Vladimir Putin extended Moscow's embargo on food products from the West to the end of 2019, continuing its...
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Bring It On: US Goods Face Tariffs in China
After Washington imposed new tariffs on billions of Chinese imports just past the stroke of midnight Friday, Beijing hit back...
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Merkel Open to Global Car Tariff Talks Amid Threat of US Trade War
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would back talks on lowering E.U. automobile tariffs on U.S. car imports, but underscored that such...
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Oil Prices Rise in Response to Supply Complications
U.S. crude oil prices rose above $75 per barrel on Tuesday morning for the first time since 2014 before dropping...
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China’s Xi Denounces ‘Protectionism, Isolationism and Populism’
Chinese President Xi Jinping lambasted "protectionism, isolationism and populism" and vowed to open up Asia's largest economy, as Beijing faces an...
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Mashable’s Value Plummeted by 80 Percent; Buzzfeed is Stagnant
The honeymoon period for Mashable and Buzzfeed looks to be over for online news websites due to the loss of...
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5 Worst Black Fridays [Gunbattle, Stabbing, Pepper Spray]
Whether you shop for holiday gifts or crave to find a bargain, there is no better time than Black Friday....
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Oil Markets Warily Watch Erbil-Baghdad Dispute
The Kurdish region in Iraq was confident in the face of threats when it went to independence referendum last month,...
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Gmail Rolls Out Advanced Protection for High-Risk Users
Google said on Tuesday that its email service would provide advanced security protection for some high-risk users such as government...
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Turkey’s Waning Oomph Signals More Trouble Ahead
Floundering tourism in Turkey is poised to strip the resort country of vital revenue in times of economic difficulties. Once...
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Turkey’s Failing Economy Poses Risk For Erdogan’s Popularity
Turkish president is the most popular politician in modern Turkey, and one of the key factors underpinning his approval rating...
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