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German companies signal looming recession after demand plunges
German manufacturers are reinforcing concern that Europe’s largest economy is headed into a recession.
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3:38Airline tests 20-hour non-stop flights to see if passengers can bear it
Qantas Airways Ltd. will run marathon ghost flights from New York to Sydney carrying just a few staff to see how the human body holds up as the airline prepares for unprecedented non-stop services.
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2:33Danish PM says invitation to Trump still stands after snub
Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said an invitation to Donald Trump to make a state visit to her country still stands after the U.S. president canceled when his attempt to buy Greenland was rebuffed.
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RCMP originally planned to arrest Meng Wanzhou on plane, defence lawyers say
The defence team for a Huawei executive wanted on fraud charges in the United States is alleging Canadian officials initially planned to arrest Meng Wanzhou when her plane landed, but instead questioned her for nearly three hours before arresting her.
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1:34World's first 30-year bond with zero coupon flops in Germany
The world’s first 30-year bond offering a zero coupon saw weak demand after a global rally that has pushed yields across Europe into negative territory.
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9:02Amazon opens its largest campus yet in India
Amazon.com Inc. today opened its largest campus building globally in the south Indian city of Hyderabad as it prepares for a furious expansion and battle with nemesis Walmart Inc. in one of the world’s fastest-growing retail markets.
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2:33Trump cancels meeting with Danish leader over Greenland no-sale
President Donald Trump said he would be putting off a planned meeting with Denmark’s prime minister because she did not want to talk about a possible U.S. purchase of the island of Greenland.
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2:35A generation with no future erupts in Hong Kong protests
Politics sparked the protests, but economic dissatisfaction has increased the tensions.
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11:56U.K. may hold off naming Bank of England head until after Brexit
Chancellor of the Exchequer Sajid Javid may wait to name a successor to Bank of England Governor Mark Carney until after Britain’s planned Oct. 31 departure from the European Union, according to a person familiar with the process.
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2:14Italian PM Conte to resign after condemning Salvini's rebellion
In a speech to the Senate, Conte lashed out at Salvini, saying it isn’t in Italy’s interests to hold elections every year.
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2:46Epstein created trust with US$578 million days before suicide
Jeffrey Epstein wrote a will two days before his suicide that said he had $577 million in assets but placed them in a trust, out of public view.
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U.S. customs computers restored after nationwide failure at airports
Customs systems are down nationwide, several U.S. airports said on Twitter.
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Can Trump actually buy Greenland? The short answer is no
U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly expressed an interest in buying Greenland, the world’s biggest island and a self-ruling territory of Denmark. While the seriousness of his intentions is unclear -- and the initial response from the other side of the imagined transaction was a sturdy "no" -- the story raises questions as to whether such a transaction is even feasible.
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Trump's interest in buying Greenland met with dismay in Denmark
Roughly two weeks before U.S. President Donald Trump heads to the Danish capital for his first state visit there, he has reportedly expressed interest in buying Greenland, the north Atlantic island that forms a key part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
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14:59Hong Kong protests go global, roiling China's fractured diaspora
Melbourne-based public health student Edwin Kwong is thousands of miles from Hong Kong, but he said his life has changed since his hometown descended into near-constant protest 11 weeks ago.
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3:08Trump says Xi should meet 'personally' with Hong Kong protesters
President Donald Trump suggested that Chinese President Xi Jinping meet directly with protesters in Hong Kong, saying it would lead to a “happy and enlightened ending” to demonstrations that have rocked the territory for more than two months.
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2:46Epstein's Caribbean islands drawing tourists after his death
Tourists and locals alike are powering up boats to take a closer look at a place nicknamed “Pedophile Island” that lies just off the southeast coast of St. Thomas. Among the attractions are two huge white-and-yellow cockatiel statues that stand guard at the top of a set of stairs near the dock, as well as a life-size Holstein-Friesian cow statue that locals say was moved to a different spot weekly and sometimes even daily while Epstein lived there.
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2:46Where is Epstein's 'lady of the house'? Ghislaine Maxwell mystery deepens
Her townhouse in Manhattan has been sold. Her home in London sits dark. And along the rocky north shore of Boston, past signs marked “No Trespassing,” the latest trail has gone cold.
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Chinese champion Huawei under fire for calling Taiwan a country
Yet another company is coming under fire for implying that Taiwan is independent from China. Only this time it’s Chinese national champion Huawei Technologies Co.
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3:08Hong Kong airport beating shows protesters' fears running wild
The beating of a man during a tense rally at Hong Kong’s airport highlights protesters’ growing fear of mainland intervention, as well as the risk that demonstrators’ violent tactics could undermine support for their movement.
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4:04German economy contracts as trade tensions take toll on industry
Germany’s economy shrank in the second quarter, piling pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel to unleash fiscal stimulus as manufacturers reel from a U.S.-China trade war.
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4:13Americans say they can't afford a vacation
More than 40% of Americans have opted out of a getaway over the past year specifically because of the cost, a new study finds.
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2:33China industrial output weakens to 17-year low as economy slows
China posted the weakest industrial output growth since 2002 and slumping retail sales in July, as a cyclical slowdown and trade tensions add to the case to roll out more stimulus.
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7:07Trump says China moving troops to its border with Hong Kong
President Donald Trump said reports from U.S. intelligence agencies shows the Chinese government is moving troops to its border with Hong Kong.
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2:03Riot police, protesters clash briefly at Hong Kong airport
Riot police clashed briefly with pro-democracy protesters at Hong Kong's airport Tuesday night in a chaotic end to a second day of demonstrations that caused mass cancellations and disruptions at the Chinese city's busy transport hub.
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World's longest undersea rail tunnel hits first obstacle
A plan to build the world’s longest undersea rail tunnel has hit its first snag.
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Cathay shares resume slide as flight cancellations compound woes
Shares of Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., which tumbled to a 10-year low on Monday, extended their slide after the carrier canceled hundreds of flights in the wake of the abrupt closure of Hong Kong’s airport.
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5:40What Hong Kong's airport shutdown means for your travel plans
British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. were among long-haul carriers planning to resume normal service to Hong Kong as crowds of black-clad protesters who closed the airport began to thin out.
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5:40Hong Kong cancels Monday flights as protesters swarm airport
Hong Kong airport authorities canceled remaining flights on Monday after protesters swarmed the main terminal building for a fourth day, the biggest disruption yet to the city’s economy since demonstrations began in early June.
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4:48Fears of Argentina default loom large as traders dump everything
Argentina is once again on the cusp of a full-blown financial crisis.
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1:52Macri's shock setback in Argentina deals blow to re-election bid
Argentina’s President Mauricio Macri unexpectedly lost a primary vote by a landslide, foreshadowing a defeat in October’s presidential election and a possible return to the policies of his predecessor, Cristina Kirchner.
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2:03Jeffrey Epstein found dead in jail cell, raising 'serious questions'
His apparent suicide in federal custody in New York prompted outrage among lawyers seeking justice for victims and set off a Department of Justice probe.
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4:52Trump says he received letter from North Korea's Kim on Thursday
President Donald Trump said he received a letter from Kim Jong Un on Thursday in which the North Korean leader complained about war games conducted jointly by the U.S. and South Korean militaries.
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Canada raises travel warning amid escalating protests in Hong Kong
The government's website says there are "identifiable safety and security concerns or the safety and security situation could change with little notice."
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7:34First U.K. contraction since wake of crisis raises Brexit stakes
Britain succumbed to its first economic contraction since the aftermath of the financial crisis, raising the stakes for Boris Johnson’s government as it seeks an imminent exit from the European Union.
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All clear at USA Today HQ after report of man with weapon
The headquarters of USA Today has been evacuated as police respond to reports of a man with a weapon in the building.
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2:17Asia surprises with cuts in global race to monetary bottom
Three central banks across Asia Pacific delivered surprise interest-rate decisions on Wednesday as policy makers take aggressive action to counter a worsening global economy.
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7:49Freeland hails 'positive step' in bitter detainee feud with China
But Freeland says relations with Beijing remain strained even after ministerial talks
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Louisiana launching medical marijuana after years of waiting
Louisiana is becoming the first Deep South state to dispense medical marijuana on Tuesday, four years after state lawmakers agreed to give patients access to therapeutic cannabis.
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5:52Kudlow says U.S. still expects China for September trade talks
President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said the U.S. still expects Chinese negotiators to come to Washington for another round of trade talks in September, even after the two nations escalated their trade war.