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2017-08-01 12:50

Stocks Gain as Earnings, Data Boost Confidence: Markets Wrap

Stocks climbed in Asia after Japanese corporate earnings, Chinese manufacturing and South Korean export data reinforced confidence in global growth.

REUTERS/Axel Schmidt

Bloomberg

2017-07-31 19:00

Hamburg Attack Puts Merkel Refugee Policy Back in Spotlight

An attack in the northern city of Hamburg thrust Chancellor Angela Merkel‘s refugee policy into the spotlight less than two months before Germany goes to the polls.

Agencja Gazeta/Jakub Porzycki

Bloomberg

2017-07-31 15:55

Europe‘s Eastern Rebels Expose New Fault Line for EU Leaders

European leaders are declaring the continent‘s financial crisis to be over, but now a political one is fermenting.

REUTERS/Charles Platiau

Bloomberg

2017-07-28 22:30

Uber Is Said to Target Titans of Industry in CEO Search

Uber Technologies Inc. has set its sights on the business world’s most seasoned chief executives to fill the leadership vacuum left by the departure of co-founder Travis Kalanick. Candidates for Uber CEO, including Jeffrey Immelt, must be capable of restoring confidence in the ride-hailing company after months of controversy.

REUTERS/Tolga Akmen

Bloomberg

2017-07-28 18:15

Hammond Envisages `Business as Usual‘ Brexit Transition

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond outlined the most detailed vision yet of his plan for Britain the day after Brexit, offering businesses the prospect of an extended transition period that would allow trade with Europe to continued undisrupted.

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Rinkos

2017-07-28 13:57

Global Stocks, U.S. Futures Tumble on Tech Selloff: Markets Wrap

A selloff in global technology shares sent benchmark indexes tumbling from Sydney to London amid heightened concerns about corporate earnings. The dollar halted a rebound.

Stina Stjernkvist / TT

Bloomberg

2017-07-27 15:15

Sweden Sinks Into Political Chaos After Classified Data Breach

Scandinavia‘s biggest economy has been hit by a political crisis that threatens to topple the Social Democrat-led government before the summer is over.

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Rinkos

2017-07-27 13:00

Dollar Drops on Fed's Inflation; Asia Stocks Rise: Markets Wrap

The dollar sank and Treasuries climbed after the Federal Reserve signaled that inflation remains persistently below its target even as the economy picks up steam. Asian stocks rose to the highest in almost a decade on optimism about corporate earnings.

REUTERS/Michaela Rehle

Bloomberg

2017-07-26 14:30

Daimler Vows to Fight for Diesel‘s Survival Amid Tech Disruption

Daimler AG is conducting a thorough investigation into allegations of diesel cheating as the German automaker seeks to burnish the technology‘s battered reputation amid an onslaught of negative news for an industry reeling from scandals and the pace of disruption.

REUTERS/Michael Dalder

Bloomberg

2017-07-25 21:45

BMW Chooses U.K. for Electric Mini Despite Brexit Risk

BMW AG will build an electric version of the Mini compact car in the U.K., choosing its factory in Oxford, England, over alternatives in Germany and the Netherlands despite risks associated with Brexit, people familiar with the situation said.

REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

Bloomberg

2017-07-25 19:05

Greece Starts Taking Bond Orders in Return From Market Exile

Greece has fired the starting gun on its first issue of new bonds since 2014, testing whether investors will back its recovery from a debt crisis that forced it to seek multiple international bailouts.

Xinhua/SIPA/Long Hongtao

Bloomberg

2017-07-24 19:30

China Joins Global Puzzle of Elusive Raises Amid Ample Openings

China‘s labor market remains tight and unemployment low. And yet -- just like in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere -- wages growth isn‘t reflecting that strength.

Sergey Guneev/Sputnik

Bloomberg

2017-07-24 16:00

White House Team Differs on Trump Support for Russia Sanctions

The Trump administration supports the current version of a bill to sanction Russia, the new White House press secretary said, although her boss, Anthony Scaramucci, wouldn‘t guarantee that President Donald Trump will sign it.

JP Morgan Chase & Co sign outside headquarters in New York.
Mike Segar/Reuters

Bloomberg

2017-07-21 16:21

Bank Profits Near Pre-Crisis Peak in U.S. Despite All the Rules

The last time big U.S. banks made so much money, the financial world was heading toward the brink of collapse. This time, it‘s stiff regulation that‘s in danger.

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Rinkos

2017-07-20 13:29

Stocks Continue Record Climb; BOJ Holds Before ECB: Markets Wrap

The rally in stocks continued Thursday, spurred by all-time highs for U.S. equities and as the Bank of Japan maintained its mega monetary stimulus. The yen weakened and the Australian dollar reversed an advance that saw it jump toward 80 U.S. cents after a jobs report.

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