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British government loses majority

4th September 2019 Charles Sizemore

In Money Matters

Pound has fallen below $1.20 mark

3rd September 2019 David Stevenson

Newest generation of diesel engines makes air in cities cleaner

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Newest generation of diesel engines makes air in cities cleaner

3rd September 2019 Helen Rush

The latest diesel engines are so full of filters and exhaust technology that they not only emit less, but could also make the air cleaner. That is the…

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ZAO face swap: an instant hit, an instant bust

In IT, Innovation and Startups

ZAO face swap: an instant hit, an instant bust

3rd September 2019 David Stevenson

The ZAO face swap app was launched last Friday and instantly became the most popular app in China. Due to potential privacy violation, the app is now being…

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KLM scraps another 56 flights due to the ground staff strike

In Foreign Affairs

KLM scraps another 56 flights due to the ground staff strike

3rd September 2019 Helen Rush

On Monday morning, KLM had to cancel 56 flights to and from Schiphol due to the ground staff strike. Eleven European return flights were already scrapped as a…

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Johnson asks parliament not to vote for ‘meaningless Brexit postponement’

In Domestic Affairs

Johnson asks parliament not to vote for ‘meaningless Brexit postponement’

3rd September 2019 Matthew P.

During a speech on Monday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called on the British Parliament not to vote for “new, meaningless postponement” of the Brexit. The opposition parties,…

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In Money Matters

Goldman Sachs issues a ‘buy’ signal on Uniliver

2nd September 2019 Matthew P.

Euro zone: another month of contraction confirmed by Markit

In Foreign Affairs

Euro zone: another month of contraction confirmed by Markit

2nd September 2019 Helen Rush

Business activity in the euro zone industry contracted again in August. Research firm Markit reported this on the basis of a definitive figure. The purchasing managers’ index for…

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Chinese PMI is above 50 first time in a quarter

In Foreign Affairs

Chinese PMI is above 50 first time in a quarter

2nd September 2019 Chris Kimble

Activity in the large Chinese industry grew unexpectedly in August, the first time in three months. This is made public by research agencies Markit and Caixin. The purchasing…

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Johnson critics consider a “shadow parliament”

In Domestic Affairs

Johnson critics consider a “shadow parliament”

1st September 2019 Matthew P.

More than fifty British parliamentarians threaten to set up an “alternative parliament” if the lower house is suspended. In this way they can still debate the government’s Brexit…

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