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Hyundai, Kia Asked By The US Senate To Give Explanations On Reported Engine Mishaps
The Republican chairman together with the ranking Democrat member of the US Senate Commerce Committee said on Wednesday that they had called on the top US executives of Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Motors Corp. for questioning and testimony at a Senate hearing on November 14 following the countless reports of engine fire troubles from vehicles made by the two South Korean automakers. 
The Republican chairman together with the ranking Democrat member of the US Senate Commerce Committee said on Wednesday that they had called on the top US executives of Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Motors Corp. for questioning and testimony at a Senate hearing on November 14 following the countless reports of engine fire troubles from vehicles made by the two South Korean automakers. -
Analysts Predict Upsurge In Australian Economy As It Continues To Rely On China
Analysts forecast Australia’s economy to grow steadily over the next couple of years particularly on the country’s booming infrastructure spending coupled with its strong resource exports to its primary trading partner, China. This is despite the fact that the global trade tensions continue to unravel and the nation’s falling house prices have become even more apparent. 
Analysts forecast Australia’s economy to grow steadily over the next couple of years particularly on the country’s booming infrastructure spending coupled with its strong resource exports to its primary trading partner, China. This is despite the fact that the global trade tensions continue to unravel and the nation’s falling house prices have become even more apparent. -
Canada Imposed New Quotas, Duties Amidst Washington’s Decision To Retain Steel, Aluminium Tariffs
Looks like Canada is giving up on hope that the United States will finally put a quick end on the tariffs it imposed on steel and aluminium exports, sources claiming knowledge on the issue said on Thursday, adding that Ottawa is now seeking to impose its own set of quotas and tariffs on imports of several categories of steel from other countries. 
Looks like Canada is giving up on hope that the United States will finally put a quick end on the tariffs it imposed on steel and aluminium exports, sources claiming knowledge on the issue said on Thursday, adding that Ottawa is now seeking to impose its own set of quotas and tariffs on imports of several categories of steel from other countries. -
Beijing’s Xi, Washington’s Trump Slated To Meet At The Sidelines Of November’s G20 Summit
High ranking officials from China and the United States are reportedly holding talks to discuss the possible meeting between President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump at the sidelines of next month’s G20 summit in Argentina, the White House confirmed on Thursday, as the two global economies continue to clash over trade supremacy. 
High ranking officials from China and the United States are reportedly holding talks to discuss the possible meeting between President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump at the sidelines of next month’s G20 summit in Argentina, the White House confirmed on Thursday, as the two global economies continue to clash over trade supremacy. -
Shell In Negotiation For The Sale Of Its Venezuelan JV Stake To Paris-based Maurel & Prom
The Royal Dutch Shell Plc is now in negotiation with Paris-based Maurel & Prom for the sale of its stake in a Venezuelan oil joint venture. 
The Royal Dutch Shell Plc is now in negotiation with Paris-based Maurel & Prom for the sale of its stake in a Venezuelan oil joint venture. -
US Senate Seeks Explanation From Google On Reasons Behind Disclosure Delays
A number of Republican US Senators asked Alphabet Inc.'s Google on Thursday for clarifications on the apparent delays of disclosing vulnerabilities with the company's social media network, Google+. 
A number of Republican US Senators asked Alphabet Inc.'s Google on Thursday for clarifications on the apparent delays of disclosing vulnerabilities with the company's social media network, Google+. -
China’s Commerce Minister Reiterates China’s Uncompromising Stance In Tariff Conflict With US
For what is considered to be Beijing’s strongest response yet on the issue of trade war against the United States, a key Chinese official said that China won’t yield to Washington’s demands even it means facing further tariffs on its exports, adding that the West should never underestimate the resolve and will of this Asian nation. 
For what is considered to be Beijing’s strongest response yet on the issue of trade war against the United States, a key Chinese official said that China won’t yield to Washington’s demands even it means facing further tariffs on its exports, adding that the West should never underestimate the resolve and will of this Asian nation. -
Catastrophic Cat. 4 Hurricane Michael Lays Destruction On Its Wake As It Moves Up Georgia
Hurricane Michael, categorized as a category 4 storm, has finally made its dreaded landfall along the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday afternoon, further pushing inland up across the southeastern part of the US, with the state of Georgia lying directly across its path. 
Hurricane Michael, categorized as a category 4 storm, has finally made its dreaded landfall along the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday afternoon, further pushing inland up across the southeastern part of the US, with the state of Georgia lying directly across its path. -
Jack Ma’s Alibaba Stocks In Free Fall Amidst Wall Street Cut Price Targets
Alibaba’s Group Holding Ltd. has seen a huge slump by more than 33 percent fresh from its 2018 high, and according to market analysts, the company’s stock might continue to tread on a free fall by 11 percent as concerns on e-commerce sales trending below expectations as well as the undeniable effects of the escalating tit-for-tat trade conflict between China and the US. 
Alibaba’s Group Holding Ltd. has seen a huge slump by more than 33 percent fresh from its 2018 high, and according to market analysts, the company’s stock might continue to tread on a free fall by 11 percent as concerns on e-commerce sales trending below expectations as well as the undeniable effects of the escalating tit-for-tat trade conflict between China and the US. -
Snapchat Delves Deeper Into Video Content With Snap Originals
Snap Inc., the company behind the popular photo messaging app, Snapchat, announced on Wednesday that it will be moving deeper into video content creation with its latest offering, Snap Originals, where scripted shows and documentaries are offered exclusively for the mobile platform. 
Snap Inc., the company behind the popular photo messaging app, Snapchat, announced on Wednesday that it will be moving deeper into video content creation with its latest offering, Snap Originals, where scripted shows and documentaries are offered exclusively for the mobile platform.
