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2:35Why this one strategist is avoiding the tech giants
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2:11Christine Poole discusses Alphabet
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1:54Croxon: Data agreement between Facebook and the banks makes sense
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2:48Cameron Hurst discusses Apple
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6:52Investing in tech: Buy Apple's halo, avoid social media
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1:44What it will take for other tech titans to join Apple's US$1 trillion club
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Trouble With COGS Hits Foxconn’s Profit Machine
Many component suppliers are hurting from higher prices. Some are winning.
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A $40 Billion Plan to Cash Out Of Bitcoin
A rumored IPO of the world’s biggest crypto-miner might end up as a play on advanced AI chips.
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Germany's Battered Banks Face Another Indignity: Index Ouster
The two biggest publicly traded banks in Germany -- Deutsche Bank AG and Commerzbank AG -- hold the indignity of being the worst performers among European peers this year. With no reprieve for the shares in sight, they run the risk of an even more unsavory development: relegation from stock benchmarks of which they were once stalwarts.
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Europe May Have Stable Weather Until October. But Not Everyone Is Happy
Europe may see a high pressure weather system, with low wind levels, until October — but not everyone is happy
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Sunny Optical's 24 Percent Tumble Sparks Tech Stock Rout in H.K.
Technology stocks in Hong Kong slid on Tuesday, led by Sunny Optical Technology Group Co., which tumbled 24 percent -- the most in more than a decade -- after its first-half net income missed analyst estimates.
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Bitcoin Sinks Below $6,000 as Almost Everything Crypto Tumbles
Bitcoin dropped below $6,000 and dozens of smaller digital tokens tumbled as this month’s selloff in cryptocurrencies showed few signs of letting up.
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China Literature Falls After $2.3 Billion Deal for New Classics
China Literature Ltd., the e-books business spun off by Tencent Holdings Ltd., tumbled the most since its initial public offering after agreeing to buy New Classics Media from its controlling shareholder for as much as 15.5 billion yuan ($2.3 billion).
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Nio Files for $1.8 Billion U.S. IPO in First by Chinese Carmaker
Nio Inc., the electric-car maker seeking to compete with Tesla Inc., filed for a $1.8 billion initial public offering, becoming the first Chinese automaker to seek a listing in the U.S.
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Unsold Land in Crowded China Cities Points to Property Slowdown
Signs that China’s attempts to cool its red-hot property market are working are hard to find: housing prices rose the most in 21 months in June, and as soon as authorities squelch one buying frenzy another pops up.
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Facebook Wins Deal to Show Top-Flight Spanish Soccer in India
Facebook Inc. has bought exclusive live rights to show top-flight Spanish league soccer in the Indian subcontinent, as it steps up a challenge to traditional broadcasters of the world’s most popular sport.