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PepsiCo to hit the 2019 targets

9th July 2019 Helen Rush

In Foreign Affairs

Iran will enrich uranium and thereby ‘violate nuclear deal’

8th July 2019 Matthew P.

British ambassador crossed the diplomatic line

In Domestic Affairs

British ambassador crossed the diplomatic line

7th July 2019 Matthew P.

It should have remained a secret, but now everyone knows what the British ambassador thinks about the White House: “divided”, “unpredictable” and “clumsy”. Ambassadors have no official opinion.…

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Adyen increases the presence in Canada

In Foreign Affairs

Adyen increases the presence in Canada

6th July 2019 Matthew Weller

Payment company Adyen has expanded its offer in Canada. The listed company announced to add Interac Debit as a payment method for customers in the North American country.…

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Google and Facebook to be checked against Competition and Markets Authority

In Domestic Affairs

Google and Facebook to be checked against Competition and Markets Authority

5th July 2019 David Stevenson

The UK competition authority Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation to show whether Google and Facebook have used their power to dominate the UK online…

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Complaint against ING for financing palm oil filed

In Foreign Affairs

Complaint against ING for financing palm oil filed

5th July 2019 Chris Kimble

Milieudefensie NGO lodges a complaint against ING with the Dutch contact point of the OECD, the organization of developed countries. The environmental organization confirmed this after reporting by…

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In Domestic Affairs

ForFarmers wants to relocate production in UK

4th July 2019 Matthew Weller

Who wants some ice-cold Belgian bonds?

In Money Matters

Who wants some ice-cold Belgian bonds?

4th July 2019 Matthew P.

The interest rate on Belgian long-term loans fell below zero for the first time in history. The demand for government paper, which is seen as a safe haven,…

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Lower sales for Sainsbury chain

In Domestic Affairs

Lower sales for Sainsbury chain

3rd July 2019 Chris Kimble

The British supermarket group Sainsbury has had a lower quarter. Sales dropped compared to a year earlier, underlining the need for Sainsbury to freshen up its stores. Comparable…

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Japanese stock market takes a step back

In Foreign Affairs

Japanese stock market takes a step back

3rd July 2019 Chris Kimble

The Japanese stock exchange ended on a loss on Wednesday. Investors decided to take some profit after the recent strong rise. An increase in the Japanese yen also…

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