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Canada Maintains Cool Over Mounting Pressures For Swift NAFTA Talks
Canada refused to bend over pressures coming from the United States to have the revised NAFTA deal signed by Sept. 30. 
Canada refused to bend over pressures coming from the United States to have the revised NAFTA deal signed by Sept. 30. -
SEC Charges Elon Musk With Fraud
Among other remedies, the Securities and Exchange Commission seeking to bar Elon Musk from holding key positions in any publicly traded firm if the CEO is found guilty of fraud charges. 
Among other remedies, the Securities and Exchange Commission seeking to bar Elon Musk from holding key positions in any publicly traded firm if the CEO is found guilty of fraud charges. -
Geron Stocks Falls After Discontinued Contract With Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Biotech discontinued collaboration with Geron in the development of the cancer drug imetelstat. 
Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Biotech discontinued collaboration with Geron in the development of the cancer drug imetelstat. -
China Is Now Home To Best University In Asia
The Tsinghua University in Beijing has overtaken the National University of Singapore as the leading university in Asia in the 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. 
The Tsinghua University in Beijing has overtaken the National University of Singapore as the leading university in Asia in the 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. -
Belgium Pork Industry At Risk After African Swine Fever Outbreak
At least 13 countries intended to stop importing pork from Belgium after the deadly African Swine Fever outbreak was confirmed in the country. The European Union had also called for its member states to implement tougher strategies to contain the virus. 
At least 13 countries intended to stop importing pork from Belgium after the deadly African Swine Fever outbreak was confirmed in the country. The European Union had also called for its member states to implement tougher strategies to contain the virus. -
Dunkin Drops ‘Donuts’ From Its Official Name
Dunkin Brands officially dropped the word ‘Donuts’ from its branding. The change across all ads, store signage, and social media platforms will take effect in January 2019, the company said. 
Dunkin Brands officially dropped the word ‘Donuts’ from its branding. The change across all ads, store signage, and social media platforms will take effect in January 2019, the company said. -
EU, China, Russia Skirt US Sanctions On Iran
The European Union, France, Britain, Germany, Russia, and China established the “special purpose vehicle” or SPV to legitimately conduct business with Iran despite U.S. sanctions. 
The European Union, France, Britain, Germany, Russia, and China established the “special purpose vehicle” or SPV to legitimately conduct business with Iran despite U.S. sanctions. -
Lighthizer, Trudeau Cast Shadow On NAFTA
The United States hinted that a revised North American Free Trade Agreement may be submitted to the Congress with or without Canada. 
The United States hinted that a revised North American Free Trade Agreement may be submitted to the Congress with or without Canada. -
Donald Trump Tries Defending Trade War With China In UN Speech
Donald Trump made controversial claims in his speech at the 73rd United Nations General Assembly. 
Donald Trump made controversial claims in his speech at the 73rd United Nations General Assembly. -
White House Assembles Big Firms To Lead Race In Quantum Computing
White House gathered the big players in the tech and financial industries for a meeting aimed at discussing the nation’s strategy towards winning the race in quantum computing technology. 
White House gathered the big players in the tech and financial industries for a meeting aimed at discussing the nation’s strategy towards winning the race in quantum computing technology.
