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Saudi Products Banned From Being Sold In Qatar
Retailers in Qatar have been asked not to sell any products that come from Saudi Arabia and all of the other countries that had banned Qatar and broken off their relations with it almost a year ago. Accusing Qatar of… Read More ›
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Study Claims Disease In Stomach Can Be Diagnosed By Bacteria On A Chip
Bleeding in the stomach or other gastrointestinal problems can now be easily detected by an ingestible sensor that has a genetically engineered bacteria that has been developed by American researchers. The study, published in the journal Science, describes the new… Read More ›
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Agreement To Many Eurozone Banks Less Risky Reached By EU Finance Ministers
A consensus has bene reached between EU finance ministers to make bank regulations stricter which essentially meets a crucial German condition that was given to allow for any larger agreement on reforms in the eurozone. Berlina and other northern eurozone… Read More ›
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Plunge In Market Saw $200 Million In A Single Day For Goldman Sachs
Its boom-time for at least one trading desk at the Wall Street. According to media reports citing people with knowledge of the matter, on a day in February when the serenity of the stock market was suddenly shattered by an… Read More ›
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Mark Zuckerberg Accused Of Avoiding Questions Of Lawmakers Of European Parliament
While apologizing for the mistakes by the company, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg failed to impress the European lawmakers as he apparently dodged their questions. Political leaders and lawmakers at the European Parliament in Brussels spent about 8u0 minutes in questioning… Read More ›
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Biggest Growth Threat Is Economic Nationalization, Say Global Business Leaders
The greatest treat to the business growth is the rise of economic nationalism as initiated by Brexit, Donald Trump and some populist policies, say business leaders around the world. This was concluded in a study conducted by accountancy firm KPMG… Read More ›
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Trump’s Trade Push Gets Big Early Win As Import Tariffs On Auto Reduced By China
Reduction in import tariffs on automobiles was announced by China on Tuesday. The decision of the authorities of the largest car market in the world is being viewed as a measure to placate U.S. president Donald Trump in his efforts… Read More ›
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Fear For Its Economy Force Argentina To Seek IMF Help
Argentina has been forced to seek a financial package help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after the country failed to stall the falling of its currency and the rising rates of interest all throughout last week. there is apprehension… Read More ›
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More Commodity To Be Imported From U.S. By China, The Countries Announced
While there was no mention of the $200 billion target the United States had stressed on earlier, the U.S. and China have announced their agreement where the later would significantly increase the purchasing U.S. products and services. The countries made… Read More ›
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Its Business Interests In Iran To Be Protected By EU In Lieu Of Trump Exit: Juncker
Given the possible fall out in the trade relationship that the European Union had developed with Iran after the lifting of sanctions on this oil produce following the historic nuclear agreement with major Western powers, because of United States President… Read More ›
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