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GameStop Share Trading Excitement To Continue Thursday
GameStop Corp. shares will open down almost 16% Thursday after adding more than 134%, or $199.84, Wednesday. 
GameStop Corp. shares will open down almost 16% Thursday after adding more than 134%, or $199.84, Wednesday. -
Japan’s Kirin Sells Australia’s Lion Dairy To Bega Cheese For $412 Million
Sale follows Australia’s prohibition of Lion’s sale to China Mengniu because of diplomatic and trade tensions. 
Sale follows Australia’s prohibition of Lion’s sale to China Mengniu because of diplomatic and trade tensions. -
Hun Sen Accused Of Crushing Political Rivals In Kangaroo Court
Hun Sen has no intention of lifting the heavy-handed repression that has darkened Cambodia: Human Rights Watch 
Hun Sen has no intention of lifting the heavy-handed repression that has darkened Cambodia: Human Rights Watch -
AstraZeneca Says Vaccine Might Stop Nine In 10 Infections
Britain's AstraZeneca says clinical trials show its coronavirus vaccine has an average efficacy of 70%. 
Britain's AstraZeneca says clinical trials show its coronavirus vaccine has an average efficacy of 70%. -
Singapore’s Economy Showing Life As COVID Restrictions Eased
Singapore share prices rose 1% Monday after GDP data showed the economy may grow next year. 
Singapore share prices rose 1% Monday after GDP data showed the economy may grow next year. -
Many Parts Of U.S. Returning To Lockdown From Wednesday
As infections and hospitalizations rise several states and counties are reintroducing stricter prevention measures. 
As infections and hospitalizations rise several states and counties are reintroducing stricter prevention measures. -
Don't Hold Your Breath: U.S. Election Result May Be Some Way Off: Monitoring Group
About 97.8 million people have voted already — or 71% of the total votes cast in the 2016 election. 
About 97.8 million people have voted already — or 71% of the total votes cast in the 2016 election. -
U.S. CDC U-Turns On Its Report COVID-19 Can Be Passed In The Air
The WHO says COVID-19 primarily spreads through respiratory droplets that pass when an infected person coughs, sneezes or breathes. 
The WHO says COVID-19 primarily spreads through respiratory droplets that pass when an infected person coughs, sneezes or breathes. -
ADB Is Prophet Of Gloom In Updated COVID-19 Scenarios For Asia
The latest ADB report suggests a much larger effect on Asia than previously envisioned - plus a worldwide cost of $2.0 trillion-$4.1 trillion. 
The latest ADB report suggests a much larger effect on Asia than previously envisioned - plus a worldwide cost of $2.0 trillion-$4.1 trillion.
