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Bailiffs in Hong Kong begin clearing the fringe of the main location of a two-month-long pro-democracy demonstration, in the start of the city’s effort to dislodge the encampments and ease the political standoff.
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Bailiffs in Hong Kong begin clearing the fringe of the main location of a two-month-long pro-democracy demonstration, in the start of the city’s effort to dislodge the encampments and ease the political standoff.
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The world’s third-biggest economy tumbled back into recession territory in the third quarter. Is that bullish for Japan equities?

Wall Street research is ready to give up, but Mad Money host Jim Cramer thinks this could be the start of a major turnaround.

3 months ago we warned US economic growth faced a challenge more powerful than any Fed-sponsored miracle could handle and 3 weeks ago Yellen’s worst nightmare began to loom on the chilly horizon.

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While forcing citizens to work for no money may appeal to European policy-makers as a solution to their youth unemployment problem (as we discussed here and here), it is a problem that covers a stunning 35.8 million people in the world who are classified as slaves, read more

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is expected to seek an 18-month delay to the second sales tax hike currently scheduled for next October, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Tuesday.