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Asian Stock Markets Rise After Major Free Trade Pact
The Asian stock markets showed substantial gains on Monday. Investors responded positively to the trade deal that China and fourteen other countries in Asia and the Pacific closed on Sunday.
The pact aims to gradually lower trade…
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Ferrari Has Back the Sole Right to Use the Testarossa Brand Name
Sports car manufacturer Ferrari is again the only one allowed to use the Testarossa brand name. The European Court of Justice has ruled that.
In 2017, a German court ruled that Ferrari had not used the iconic name for too long and…
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Tensions Between the US and China Over Tech Companies Caused Reticence Among Investors
The mounting tensions between the United States and China over Chinese tech companies caused some reticence among investors.
Tech investor Prosus was therefore under pressure on the Damrak. Better-than-expected export figures from…
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4 Ways to Make Money from Home in the UK
Two things are on most people’s minds right now: the coronavirus and their finances. COVID-19 cases continue to rise as medical researchers scramble to develop a vaccine. Meanwhile, experts predicted that the British economy has shrunk by…
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Spanish Unemployment is Rising Again Due to the Corona Crisis
Spanish unemployment rose in the second quarter as a result of the corona crisis. The Spanish statistics agency has calculated this.
Unemployment has declined in recent years, but this has now come to an end.
The number of…
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Stock Exchanges in New York Showed A Mixed Picture on Friday At the Opening of Trading
Stock exchanges in New York showed a mixed picture on Friday at the opening of trading.
Investors on Wall Street remain cautious due to mounting tensions between the United States and China over Hong Kong. President Donald Trump…
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Transavia Will Continue to Issue Vouchers for the Time Being
Airline Transavia does not change the compensation policy for cancelled trips for the time being. The Air France-KLM subsidiary will continue to issue duped travellers with vouchers, a spokeswoman said.
The European Commission…
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British Economy May Shrink 10 Percent in the First Half of Year
The UK economy may shrink by as much as 10 percent in the first half of this year, due to the impact of the new coronavirus...
This can be deduced from estimates by economists at the Bloomberg news agency.
In a report published…
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Nikkei Drops Despite Bank of Japan Support Measures
The stock exchange in Japan closed on Monday after a fluctuating trading session. Investors incorporated the additional support measures from the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to mitigate the economic impact of the new coronavirus.
The US…
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IMF Has A Lot of Money Available to Help Countries
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has billions of dollars waiting to assist countries in mitigating the economic damage caused by the new coronavirus.
That is what IMF chief executive Kristalina Georgieva said during a press…
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