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UK manufacturers can afford to wait on an EU deal, but not to crash out Theresa May says any delay to article 50 will force companies out of Britain. But the alternative - a bad Brexit - is worse One of Downing Street's many arguments in favour of Theresa May's Brexit deal is that further de...
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America's richest are losing confidence in the stock market The rich and famous want out of this volatile market. America's wealthiest people have lost investing confidence -- and they may be right on the verge of a flight to the safety of CDs and other cash products as market lo...
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Ocasio-Cortez's economic vision is more like delusion

New York Post - 13 Jan 2019 04:16
Ocasio-Cortez's economic vision is more like delusion Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Bronx native and bright new face of the Democratic Party, has made quite a splash on the political scene. For one thing, she's the youngest woman -- at 29 -- ever to hold a congressional sea...
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Watch industry's times are changing

BBC - 13 Jan 2019 02:32
Watch industry's times are changing Swiss watch companies gather for their Geneva show after a difficult couple of years for the industry.
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Another example of shady inner workings of car rental services Dear John: I rented a car from Avis on Sunday, 12/23/18, and returned it on Saturday, 12/29/18. I drove several hundred miles from New York City to Connecticut to Pennsylvania and returned it to the same location on East...
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UK PM May: Rejecting Brexit would be catastrophic

Miami Herald - 13 Jan 2019 14:46
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May has pleaded with lawmakers to accept her deal for leaving the European Union, warning that faith in democracy was at stake. Writing in the Sunday …
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Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) is considering recalling more Volkswagen cars due to its emissions, scandal, the Bild am Sonntag newspaper reported on Sunday.
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The U.S. ambassador to Germany has warned companies involved in the construction of the Russian-led Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline that they could face sanctions if they stick to the project, a senior U.S. official said on S...
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Zimbabwe's president has more than doubled the price of gasoline, hoping the increase will end severe shortages that are fueling public anger even as he departs on a foreign trip …
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3 Trends Startup Founders Should Watch In 2019 If founders want to achieve startup success, they must keep an eye on the horizon and adjust their course in response to emerging trends.
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Growth-Hack Your Success Through Opposite Modeling There are people you come across in life that you swear you'll never be like, which in turn can affect a positive change in your own life. This self-modification or adjustment you make is actually helping you become a be...
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Millions of Americans 'regret' at least one holiday purchase Now comes the post-holiday blues for many when they open their mail. That's because millions of Americans dug themselves deeper into credit card debt over the holidays. Many now "regret" at least one holiday purchase. Th...
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As Helinet's CEO, Kathryn Purwin flies above the glass ceiling Kathryn Purwin, 55, is chief executive of Helinet Aviation in Van Nuys. The company has 83 employees -- including 32 pilots -- 17 helicopters and 14 drones. It provides charter services for executives, heads of state and...
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Bank of China's New York branch will enable Chinese firms to receive payment in yuan rather than dollars from their sales on U.S. e-commerce platforms this year, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Sunday.
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It's mortgage payback time now savings rates are grim More young people are opting to overpay, cutting the term of their house or flat loan It has been a grim decade for savers and it now appears younger people are looking closer to home in an attempt to make their money wo...
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Dubai-based port operator DP World says it will buy a 71.3 percent stake in Chile's Puertos y Logistica SA, a port services firm in the South American nation. Sunday's announcement …
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Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei said on Saturday it had sacked an employee arrested in Poland on spying charges in a case that could intensify Western security concerns about the company.
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Closing down sale: is this the end of Sears?

The Guardian - 13 Jan 2019 08:00
Closing down sale: is this the end of Sears? The bricks-and-mortar chain is the latest high-profile victim of the shift to online shopping but some wounds are self-inflicted There can be few bleaker testaments to the beleaguered condition of US retail than the Sear...
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Labour plans radical crackdown on 'failed' corporate regulators Shadow chancellor John McDonnell calls for tough overarching authority to end corporate scandals Companies that break the rules could face tougher sanctions under plans being considered by Labour to scrap Britain's "mult...
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The Federal Aviation Administration says it has brought about 500 furloughed safety inspectors back to work and expects more to return next week, potentially easing strains on the aviation system …
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Report: Chinese coal mine accident kills 19

Miami Herald - 13 Jan 2019 02:59
A news agency says 19 miners were killed when a coal mine collapsed in northern China. The official Xinhua News Agency says rescuers are looking for two miners who still …
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An out-of-place pelican and an injured owl will likely remain stranded at a Rhode Island wildlife facility until the end of the partial federal government shutdown. The Providence Journal reports …
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