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BHP shows highest profit in five years

20th August 2019 David Stevenson

In Money Matters

IPO’s delays are brewing inequality

20th August 2019 David Stevenson

Iranian oil tanker now heads to Greece after a month and a half in Gibraltar

In Foreign Affairs

Iranian oil tanker now heads to Greece after a month and a half in Gibraltar

19th August 2019 Chris Kimble

The Iranian oil tanker Grace 1 has set course for Greece, despite pressure from the Americans to keep the ship on the chain at Gibraltar. Ship data show…

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AirBnb shows explosive growth

In IT, Innovation and Startups

AirBnb shows explosive growth

17th August 2019 Chris Kimble

In the first quarter of this year, people booked $ 9.4 billion in accommodations with Airbnb. That’s 31 percent more than the same period last year, insiders say…

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LSE is back online after technical issues with FTSE evaluation

In Domestic Affairs

LSE is back online after technical issues with FTSE evaluation

16th August 2019 Matthew Weller

The technical problems at the London Stock Exchange (LSE) have been resolved. The operator of the London stock exchange reports that trading for the FTSE 100 index has…

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Turkish retirement fund is interested in British Steel

In Money Matters

Turkish retirement fund is interested in British Steel

16th August 2019 Charles Sizemore

The Turkish military pension fund Oyak is in exclusive talks to take over the bankrupt steel maker British Steel. The fund, which has more than 19 billion dollars…

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In Domestic Affairs

Corbyn wants to get rid of Johnson to postpone Brexit

15th August 2019 David Stevenson

Eurozone economy shows 0.2 percent growth but Germany is in risk of recession

In Foreign Affairs

Eurozone economy shows 0.2 percent growth but Germany is in risk of recession

14th August 2019 Matthew P.

The eurozone economy grew by 0.2 percent in the second quarter compared to the previous quarter, the Eurostat statistics agency reports on the basis of a new estimate.…

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Inflation rose 2.1 percent in July

In Money Matters

Inflation rose 2.1 percent in July

14th August 2019 Chris Kimble

Inflation in Great Britain rose to 2.1 percent in July, from 2 percent a month earlier. The British National Statistical Office reported this. Economists generally expected an inflation…

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With no-deal Brexit, pound can sink to parity with the dollar

In Domestic Affairs

With no-deal Brexit, pound can sink to parity with the dollar

14th August 2019 Charles Sizemore

In the case of a no-deal Brexit, the British pound continues to fall in value and the currency can be worth 1 dollar for the first time in…

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