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By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
IT'S OPEN SEASON IN SAUDI ARABIA ON EVERYTHING CANADIAN
It's open season in the Saudi media for all things Canadian.
Law, Food, Muslim, Software Company, Commodity Futures, Futures Markets -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
EURO TRADERS AWAIT MORE SIGNS OF TURKEY PAIN WITH BANKS AT RISK
There is little sign that the euro is about to turn around its rough patch against the dollar as concerns over the exposure of the...
Earnings, Industrial Production, GDP, Banking, Currency, Monetary Policy, Central Bankers, Industrials, Fixed Income, Bonds -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
NORTH KOREAN COAL SHIPPED TO SOUTH KOREA IN SANCTIONS VIOLATION
The Korea Customs Service confirmed that some ships carried North Korean coal into South Korea last year, showing that Pyongyang had...
Imports, Law, Exports, Security Council, Nuclear Weapons, Commodity Futures, Futures Markets -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
UNEMPLOYMENT DOMINATES BRAZIL'S DISJOINTED PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
Three hours of heated, fragmented debate between Brazil's presidential candidates failed to provide voters with much detail on how...
Economy, Job Creation, Law, Labor, Unemployment, Personal Finance -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
TRUMP CHIDES NFL PLAYERS ‘AT IT AGAIN' IN KNEELING DURING ANTHEM
President Donald Trump called for players in the National Football League who kneel during the national anthem to be suspended without...
NFL, Donald Trump, Football, Science, Software Company, Culture, Consumer Discretionary, Personal Finance, Roger Goodell -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
NIGERIA LAWMAKERS RECONVENE AUG. 14 TO CONSIDER ELECTION BUDGET
Nigerian lawmakers will return from their recess next week to consider spending proposals for general elections due to take place in...
Election, Law, House of Representatives, Elections -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
TRUMP AUTHORIZES DOUBLING OF TARIFFS ON TURKEY'S STEEL, ALUMINUM
President Donald Trump said he's authorized doubling some metals tariffs on Turkey, citing poor relations with the NATO ally amid an...
Donald Trump, War, Exports, iPhone, Currency, Software Company, Recep Tayyip Erdogan -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
MANAFORT JURY TO FOCUS ON BANK AS MUELLER NEARS END: TRIAL UPDATE
Prosecutors for Special Counsel Robert Mueller are expected to offer their final four witnesses at the bank and tax fraud trial of...
Donald Trump, Culture, Mueller Investigation, Steve Calk, Stephen M Calk, Paul John Manafort -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
ZIMBABWE'S OPPOSITION FILES COURT PAPERS CHALLENGING VOTE RESULT
Zimbabwe's main opposition alliance filed court papers challenging the results of last week's presidential election.
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By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
CHINA STATE RESEARCHER PREDICTS END TO CHILD BIRTH RESTRICTIONS
A Chinese government researcher called for lifting limits on the number of children a family can have, in the latest sign that policy...
Economics, Labor, Science, Keqiang Li, Jinping Xi -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
U.S. TO REVIEW COOPERATION WITH ZAMBIA AFTER ZIMBABWEAN FRACAS
The U.S. said it will review “certain aspects” of its cooperation with Zambia after the southern African nation denied asylum to senior...
U.S., Presidential Elections -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
HYPERINFLATION LEFT ME BROKE IN CARACAS
It's banking madness in Venezuela, where something as simple as a fast-food meal can cost 20 million bolivars.
Food, Utilities, Currency, Credit Cards, Banking, Infrastructure -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
FOR PUERTO RICO, DREAM OF FINANCIAL RECOVERY MASKS GRIM REALITY
Slowly and painfully, Puerto Rico is inching toward what passes for a financial recovery on the bankrupt and devastated island.
Wall Street, Economic Growth, Congress, Debt, Bonds, Fixed Income, Laura Taylor Swain -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
MIGRANT MOTHER LOSES CUSTODY OF SONS OVER MURKY GANG ALLEGATIONS
The day President Donald Trump ordered his administration to stop separating migrant children from parents caught illegally crossing...
Donald Trump, Education, Bonds, Immigration, Science, Software Company, Culture, Commodity Futures, Fixed Income, Futures Markets, Consumer Discretionary, Matthew Bourke, Sarah Rodriguez, Dana Makoto Sabraw, Sergio Davila Flores, NYS, ICE -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
TURKISH MELTDOWN A TEST FOR GLOBAL LEADERS: BALANCE OF POWER
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Cryptocurrency, Stocks, War, Emerging Markets, Currency, Software Company, Angela D Merkel, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Vladimir Putin -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
DIPLOMACY IN THE TRUMP ERA
Peter Trubowitz, professor of international relations at London School of Economics, discusses how the Trump administration is using...
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By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
HOW TO BUILD A BETTER SYSTEM
What it will take to secure America's different polling places.
Elections, Cybersecurity, Consumer Discretionary, Thomas W Colligan -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
ADVOCATES SAY PAPER BALLOTS ARE SAFEST
They're also the cheapest and fastest way to address vulnerable systems before the midterms.
Congress, Cybersecurity, National Security, Elections, Peter A Sessions, Jeh Charles Johnson, Claire McCaskill, Daniel R Coats -
By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
ECB CONCERNED ABOUT EUROPEAN BANKS' TURKEY EXPOSURE, FT REPORTS
The European Central Bank has grown concerned about the exposure of some euro zone banks to Turkey following the lira's plunge, the...
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By Bloomberg - Aug 10, 2018
HOTTEST SUMMER BUMPS UP CLIMATE FIGHT IN SWEDISH ELECTION RACE
The Swedish election next month was supposed to be all about immigration, but with the sweltering heatwave that's had the Nordic region's...
Election, Economy, Aviation, Economic Growth, Food, Hydro Power, Law, Liberal, Carbon Emissions, Immigration, Climate Change, Science
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6 people injured, 3 critically in shooting near Jacksonville Jaguars stadium
Authorities said the shooting took place about a half-mile away from the stadium at 12:35 p.m., about 30 minutes before the Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans were...
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Falling palm tree kills woman in hammock in Florida
Florida officials say a woman lying on a hammock died after a palm tree fell on her.
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‘Halloween' scares up $77.5 million in ticket sales
LOS ANGELES - Forty years later, Michael Myers is still drawing huge audiences to the movie theaters for a good scare. “Halloween” has opened in first place with an estimated...
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Migrant caravan vows to continue march toward US border
A caravan of Central American migrants, whose numbers have swelled to about 5,000 people, vowed to resume their march to the US frontier on Sunday, a day after Mexican riot...
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No winner in Saturday's Powerball drawing; jackpot rises to $620 million
It's another day, another shot at the jackpot.
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Former Islanders owner Charles Wang dies at 74
OYSTER BAY, N.Y. - Charles Wang, a technology company founder and former owner of the New York Islanders hockey team, died Sunday. He was 74. Wang died in Oyster Bay, New York...
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AP source: NBA investigating Lakers-Rockets dustup
A person with knowledge of the situation tells The Associated Press that the NBA is working to determine what prompted the altercation that led to the ejections of Chris Paul...
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Reds name David Bell new manager
The Reds inked a three-year contract with Bell, who will work under his father, Buddy Bell.
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MLB postseason 2018: Three takeaways from Dodgers' pennant-clinching Game 7...
The Dodgers are heading back to the World Series for the second year in a row.
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Rockets and Lakers brawl in LeBron James' LA debut and one video appears to...
A brawl broke out at the Lakers-Rockets game on Saturday night, with Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo, and Brandon Ingram all eventually being thrown out of the game. The Rockets...