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US, China Trade War Puts 2 Million Jobs At Risk In America
The ongoing U.S.-China trade war can put to risk at least 2 million U.S. jobs. The figure will increase if the U.S. goes ahead with the proposed 25 percent tariff on other Chinese imports starting early March.
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Tesla Model 3 Arrives In Europe, Delivery Moved To Thursday
The delivery of Tesla Model 3 in Europe started off nominally on Wednesday with priority for reservation holders who were awaiting the car for long. Some unexpected snags, however, affected the promised delivery to all the buyers invited. More deliveries will happen on Thursday.
Nokia, Ericsson Could Be Winners In US, China Trade Wars
The trade war between the U.S. and China is creating new beneficiaries in Europe’s telecom sector. Thus Nokia and Ericsson stocks are emerging as winners leveraging the U.S campaign against Chinese telecom companies such as Huwaei and ZTE.
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Apple’s Highest Paid Employee Leaves Company For ‘Professional Pursuits’
iPhone maker Apple, battling with sagging sales in China and elsewhere, has announced that its highest paid retail boss Angela Ahrendts is leaving the company by April. The company said Ahrendts was leaving for “new personal and professional pursuits.”
US Markets May Open Lower: Oil Up, Gold Steady
Top stock index futures in the U.S traded lower Wednesday morning after President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address. At 3 a.m. ET, Dow futures slipped 48 points, hinting negative open of more than 80 points. Futures of S&P 500 and the Nasdaq also traded lower.
China Trade War Has Hurt US Companies, Farmers, Consumers
Notwithstanding the optics of a healthy U.S. economy, beneath the surface there are many U.S. companies and consumers that have become casualties of the “trade war” with China.
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US, Russia Nuclear War Possible? Russian Media Threatens ‘Preemptive Strike’
An outbreak of hysterical war-cry dominates the Russian media after the decision of the Union States to withdraw from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty. The media warns of a unilateral strike against the U.S if Russia is threatened.
Russia Wants To Fly People Into Space As Soon As Possible
Russia is working on several projects and programs to advance its Moon exploration bid.
Russia To Develop New Missile Weapons After US Withdraws From INF
Russia revealed plans to develop new weapons following its falling-out with the United States on the INF treaty.
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2019 State Of The Union Address Update: What You Should Know
President Donald Trump is expected to hit at the Democrat-controlled House to fund his infamous border-wall with Mexico amid calls for bipartisanship during his State of the Union (SOTU) this evening.
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H&M Store Closures 2019: Retailer To Shutter 160 Locations Worldwide
H&M has announced that it will close 160 stores in 2019 so it can optimize its retail business.
Panasonic Stocks Drop 6.5% After Tesla Buys Maxwell
The shares of Panasonic Corp crashed almost 6.5 percent Tuesday after it reported a drop in quarterly earnings and slashed its whole-year outlook.
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Tesla's 2019 Outlook Doesn't Inspire Confidence
Demand for Tesla's priciest vehicles may not be high enough to support investors' profit expectations for 2019.
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