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1941. Alibaba stock plunges the most since its debut in Hong Kong... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-19 07:05:50, published by CNN
Shares in Alibaba plummeted in Hong Kong, after the e-commerce giant warned of slower growth this year amid China's weakening economy and Beijing's ongoing tech crackdown. &l... [additional details]
1942. WTA chairman willing to pull out of China if tennis star Peng... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-19 02:05:37, published by CNN
The head of the Women's Tennis Association Steve Simon has said he is willing to lose hundreds of millions of dollars worth of business in China if tennis player Peng Shuai's safety is not fully accounted for and her allegations investigated. ... [additional details]
1943. Key Economic Growth Indicators... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-18 21:05:54, published by CNN
CNN Business tracks key economic indicators to provide a comprehensive, up-to-date picture of the US Economy. Data on this dashboard is refreshed automatically. ... [additional details]
1944. The Office star who made a million dollars on Cameo... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-18 10:05:12, published by BBC
The Office star, Brian Baumgartner has made more than $1m making personalised videos on Cameo. [additional details]
1945. Analysis: The Biden economy is a walking contradiction... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-17 17:05:33, published by CNN
The Biden economy is a walking contradiction. ... [additional details]
1946. This woman is trying to stop a multi-billion dollar industry... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-17 16:05:40, published by CNN
For over a decade, Amira Adawe has devoted her life to putting an end to the skin lightening industry, particularly the use of creams that contain toxic levels of mercury. Here's how she's doing it. ... [additional details]
1947. Large retailers chartered their own ships to get stocked up for... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-17 14:05:36, published by CNN
Heading into the all-important holiday shopping season, investors have been nursing a big concern: Will supply chain issues lead to empty shelves, making it impossible for retailers to take advantage of huge demand for toys, appliances and other items as the economy recovers from the pandemic?... [additional details]
1948. UK inflation at 10-year high sets stage for interest rate rise... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-17 11:05:38, published by CNN
Britain looks set to become the first major economy to hike interest rates since the Covid-19 pandemic began after inflation data showed prices rising at the fastest rate in a decade. ... [additional details]
1949. Inflation fears are boosting gold and the US dollar... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-16 14:06:02, published by CNN
The stock market is booming, and despite uncertainty about the economy, Wall Street is confident it can keep pressing ahead. But as inflation surges, there's also an undercurrent of anxiety about what the future holds. ... [additional details]
1950. 13 House Republicans voted to pass the infrastructure bill. Here's... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-16 11:06:26, published by USA Today
House Republicans who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill are touting billions of dollars that could improve their states and districts.... [additional details]
1951. Japan's economy shrinks more than expected as supply shortages... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-15 11:06:17, published by CNN
Japan's economy contracted much faster than expected in the third quarter as global supply disruptions hit exports and business spending while new Covid-19 cases soured the consumer mood, undermining efforts to stoke a virtuous growth cycle. ... [additional details]
1952. Americans are still buying up a storm... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-14 15:05:53, published by CNN
Consumer spending continues to power the US economy. Whether it's to buy a new house or just a Squid Game plush toy from Amazon, people still seem willing to shell out their hard earned cash for stuff. ... [additional details]
1953. Elon Musk ends the week selling another $1.2 billion of Tesla... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-13 19:05:46, published by CNN
Another day, another billion dollars. ... [additional details]
1954. Robot orders by companies surge as labor shortages linger (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-13 18:06:30, published by USA Today
Orders in North America for robots are reaching record numbers as the U.S. economy continues to slog through a labor shortage fueled by the pandemic.... [additional details]
1955. Covid numbers don't bode well for winter, experts say... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-13 12:05:43, published by CNN
• Opinion: Press pause on your international travel plans -- for now • Republicans seize on federal vaccine mandates to fire up their base and try to court new voters worried about the economy • US borders open as more of Europe is rated 'very high' risk ... [additional details]
1956. It's not just Elon Musk: Here's who else at Tesla has been selling... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-12 22:06:08, published by CNN
Just days before his brother started selling billions of dollars worth of Tesla shares, Kimbal Musk, a Tesla board member, sold $108 million worth of his own stock in the company. ... [additional details]
1957. Marie Antoinette bracelets sell for over $8.2M at auction... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-12 18:05:57, published by CNN
A pair of diamond bracelets that have been kept in the French royal family for over 200 years and once belonging to Marie Antoinette has sold for over eight million dollars at auction. ... [additional details]
1958. A record number of Americans quit their jobs in September... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-12 16:05:50, published by CNN
• Americans haven't felt this bad about the economy in a decade ... [additional details]
1959. Why America's economy may still need trillions of dollars... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-12 14:06:00, published by CNN
News that prices for American consumers are rising at the fastest rate in three decades has spooked investors and economists, piling pressure on President Joe Biden and the Federal Reserve to respond more aggressively. ... [additional details]
1960. Violent airline passengers fined more than $200,000 by FAA... (permalink)
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score: 2, Economy, 2021-11-11 22:06:02, published by CNN
Federal authorities have slapped 10 violent airline passengers with nearly a quarter-million dollars in new fines for shouting, spitting, screaming, shoving and throwing punches onboard commercial flights. ... [additional details]
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