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IBM Stock Fell Amid Revenue Misses
International Business Machines Corp reported 2018 third quarter financial results that failed to meet the analysts’ expectations. 
International Business Machines Corp reported 2018 third quarter financial results that failed to meet the analysts’ expectations. -
Changchun ChangSheng Biotechnology Fined For Ineffective Vaccines For Babies
China slapped fine on Changchun ChangSheng Biotechnology for its falsifying production information regarding doses of faulty vaccines that were injected to hundreds of Chinese children. 
China slapped fine on Changchun ChangSheng Biotechnology for its falsifying production information regarding doses of faulty vaccines that were injected to hundreds of Chinese children. -
Uber Targets $120 Billion Valuation In 2019 IPO
Wall Street banks have reportedly told Uber to target a $120 billion valuation for its planned initial public offering in early 2019. 
Wall Street banks have reportedly told Uber to target a $120 billion valuation for its planned initial public offering in early 2019. -
US Reclaims Title As World’s Most Competitive Economy
The United States topped the Global Competitiveness Ranking for the first time since the Great Recession. 
The United States topped the Global Competitiveness Ranking for the first time since the Great Recession. -
Jamal Khashoggi Disappearance Results To Boycott Of Saudi Investment Conference
Google Cloud CEO Diane Green became the latest executive to bow out from attending Saudi’s Future Investment Initiative conference as the international community struggles to find out the truth behind the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi. 
Google Cloud CEO Diane Green became the latest executive to bow out from attending Saudi’s Future Investment Initiative conference as the international community struggles to find out the truth behind the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi. -
Canada To Continue Trade With China Even With USMCA
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said a controversial clause included in the USMCA would not hamper its growing trade relations with China which they worked on for years. 
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said a controversial clause included in the USMCA would not hamper its growing trade relations with China which they worked on for years. -
‘Homelessness Tax’ Looms Over Head Of Big Businesses In San Francisco
Big businesses headquartered in San Francisco, California were divided over a proposed bill that will require paying additional taxes that would be used to fund the programs that are aimed at stopping homelessness in the city. 
Big businesses headquartered in San Francisco, California were divided over a proposed bill that will require paying additional taxes that would be used to fund the programs that are aimed at stopping homelessness in the city. -
Climate Change Could Impact World’s Beer Industry
A new research conducted by climate change experts found that climate change may the worldwide beer supply that may eventually lead to price hikes. 
A new research conducted by climate change experts found that climate change may the worldwide beer supply that may eventually lead to price hikes. -
Bank of England Urges Banks To Prepare Against Climate Change Impact
Bank of England has taken an unprecedented step to address the financial risks posed by climate change. 
Bank of England has taken an unprecedented step to address the financial risks posed by climate change. -
Survey Shows Economic Stability Among Developing Nations As 2018 Ends
Twenty-six investors, traders, and strategists believed the emerging market will show strong economic recovery within the last three months of 2018. 
Twenty-six investors, traders, and strategists believed the emerging market will show strong economic recovery within the last three months of 2018.
