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Australian Job Demand May Fall Further, Dragging Business Investments Down
Australia's economy is reportedly on declining and along with it is a weakening jobs sector. Analysts predict that if the trend continues, business investments may also drop. 
Australia's economy is reportedly on declining and along with it is a weakening jobs sector. Analysts predict that if the trend continues, business investments may also drop. -
Italian Packaging Global Tour To Visit South Africa And Vietnam
Italian packaging companies will visit South Africa and Vietnam as part of the industry's global trade export tour for 2019. The tour is expected to highlight Italy's materials and machinery that drive the country's packaging sector. 
Italian packaging companies will visit South Africa and Vietnam as part of the industry's global trade export tour for 2019. The tour is expected to highlight Italy's materials and machinery that drive the country's packaging sector. -
The Role Of AI In Small Business Operations
Artificial intelligence will continue to evolve to bring solutions for the coming generations, analysts predicted. 
Artificial intelligence will continue to evolve to bring solutions for the coming generations, analysts predicted. -
Chick-fil-A Ranks First In U.S. Fast Food Reputation Survey
Chick-fil-A has the best reputation among other U.S. food chains, an Axios and Harris poll revealed. McDonald's, on the other hand, dropped hard on the last spot in the poll. 
Chick-fil-A has the best reputation among other U.S. food chains, an Axios and Harris poll revealed. McDonald's, on the other hand, dropped hard on the last spot in the poll. -
Cambodia Is Learning From Korean Financial Inclusion Model
South Korea's financial literacy model could be used by Cambodia as the country continues to spur economic development. The National Bank of Cambodia's financial education programs are a good start. 
South Korea's financial literacy model could be used by Cambodia as the country continues to spur economic development. The National Bank of Cambodia's financial education programs are a good start. -
China EV Buyers Enraged After Tesla Cuts Prices, NIO Bows Out Of Shanghai Plan
This week in the electric vehicle industry, Tesla's decision to cuts its prices across the board has drawn backlash from Chinese consumers. NIO has announced that it will abandon plans of building a Shanghai factory for now. 
This week in the electric vehicle industry, Tesla's decision to cuts its prices across the board has drawn backlash from Chinese consumers. NIO has announced that it will abandon plans of building a Shanghai factory for now. -
UAE: More Women Joining Corporation Boards In Dubai
The UAE has proven that it deserves the top spot as the Middle East's leader in gender equality. Through job promotions and business permits given to women, the nation has helped empower more female entrepreneurs over the years. 
The UAE has proven that it deserves the top spot as the Middle East's leader in gender equality. Through job promotions and business permits given to women, the nation has helped empower more female entrepreneurs over the years. -
Australia’s Services And Construction Sectors Deteriorating
Construction and services sectors in Australia have been deteriorating and could further affect the economy in the coming months. 
Construction and services sectors in Australia have been deteriorating and could further affect the economy in the coming months. -
Coca-Cola To Unveil Combo Drinks And 5 Other Products At California Expo
Coca-Cola's exhibit at the California food and drinks expo will include features within six of its brands including , Topo Chico, Honest Tea and Smoobucha. 
Coca-Cola's exhibit at the California food and drinks expo will include features within six of its brands including , Topo Chico, Honest Tea and Smoobucha. -
Asian Top Rubber Providers Agree To Cut Exports
The world's top three natural rubber producers have agreed to curb exports of the product by 240,000 collectively starting April 1. The countries are looking to push prices up and boost local demand. 
The world's top three natural rubber producers have agreed to curb exports of the product by 240,000 collectively starting April 1. The countries are looking to push prices up and boost local demand.
