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Saudi Arabia Pledges $6 Billion Aid To Pakistan
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have entered into a memorandum of an agreement involving $6 billions of financial aid from the kingdom. 
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have entered into a memorandum of an agreement involving $6 billions of financial aid from the kingdom. -
Oil Leaks In Gulf Of Mexico For 14 Years
BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil disaster has been known to many as one of the largest of its kind in U.S. history. While the oil leak lasted for approximately 87 years, there has been another site that has been leaking oil to the ocean for 14 years now. 
BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil disaster has been known to many as one of the largest of its kind in U.S. history. While the oil leak lasted for approximately 87 years, there has been another site that has been leaking oil to the ocean for 14 years now. -
Bain Capital, Pfizer Team Up For Biotech Startup
Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and leading investment firm Bain Capital has teamed up to set up Cereal, a biotech startup focused on drugs for the treatment of central nervous system. 
Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and leading investment firm Bain Capital has teamed up to set up Cereal, a biotech startup focused on drugs for the treatment of central nervous system. -
Blue Star Line Moves Titanic II Headquarters In Paris Ahead Of Brexit
Blue Star Line chairman Australian Billionaire Clive Palmer announced updates on the construction and launch of the much-awaited Titanic II. 
Blue Star Line chairman Australian Billionaire Clive Palmer announced updates on the construction and launch of the much-awaited Titanic II. -
Faraday Future Starts Layoffs Amid Arbitration Against China’s Evergrande
Following an arbitration filed against one of its investors, Faraday Future has been experiencing financial difficulties that it has resorted to salary cuts and layoffs. 
Following an arbitration filed against one of its investors, Faraday Future has been experiencing financial difficulties that it has resorted to salary cuts and layoffs. -
Philip Morris Urges People To Stop Smoking Cigarettes
Philip Morris’ ‘Hold My Light’ campaign was criticized as ‘hypocritical’ by several health advocates. 
Philip Morris’ ‘Hold My Light’ campaign was criticized as ‘hypocritical’ by several health advocates. -
Canada’s Legalization Of Recreational Marijuana Pulls Cannabis Stocks Down
Investors are believed to be making profits now that recreational marijuana is already legal in Canada. Hence, the observable decline in top marijuana stocks since Oct. 17. 
Investors are believed to be making profits now that recreational marijuana is already legal in Canada. Hence, the observable decline in top marijuana stocks since Oct. 17. -
Apple, AWS, Super Micro Consistently Deny Bloomberg Spy Chips Report
Apple, AWS, Super Micro has continuously challenged the unfounded allegations detailed in a Bloomberg spying report published early in October. 
Apple, AWS, Super Micro has continuously challenged the unfounded allegations detailed in a Bloomberg spying report published early in October. -
China Closes Wealth Gap With The United States
Credit Suisse was optimistic about the economies of China and the United States despite the ongoing trade war. 
Credit Suisse was optimistic about the economies of China and the United States despite the ongoing trade war. -
ASEAN Defense Leaders Ink World’s First Multilateral Air Code
The mood was upbeat during the signing of the world’s first multilateral air code that would help promote peace and stability in the heavily contested South China Sea. 
The mood was upbeat during the signing of the world’s first multilateral air code that would help promote peace and stability in the heavily contested South China Sea.
