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TCL Electronics Reports 49 Percent Q2 Profit Increase
TCL Electronics reported a 48.9 increase in profits to HK$417 million, or roughly $53.8 million, for its second quarter. 
TCL Electronics reported a 48.9 increase in profits to HK$417 million, or roughly $53.8 million, for its second quarter. -
Pompeo Blasts China For 'Bullying' HSBC In Treatment Of Pro-Freedom Clients
Mike Pompeo cited reports that HSBC was actively restricting some customers linked to pro-democracy movements access to their accounts. 
Mike Pompeo cited reports that HSBC was actively restricting some customers linked to pro-democracy movements access to their accounts. -
KFC Junks 'Finger-Lickin' Good' Slogan Because Of Health Crisis
KFC’s “Finger-Lickin' Good” slogan no longer fits the current environment, its chief marketing officer says. 
KFC’s “Finger-Lickin' Good” slogan no longer fits the current environment, its chief marketing officer says. -
It's Complicated: Facebook Gets Hit Up For $125 Million In Back Taxes
Facebook changed its France business structure to end allegations of funneling sales to different countries. 
Facebook changed its France business structure to end allegations of funneling sales to different countries. -
NASA Astronaut Jeanette Epps To Be First Black Woman ISS Crew Member
NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps is to travel to the ISS on Boeing's still-in-development Starliner spacecraft next year. 
NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps is to travel to the ISS on Boeing's still-in-development Starliner spacecraft next year. -
Mengniu Dairy Cancels Purchase Of Lion Dairy After Opposition From Australia Government
Mengniu had earlier agreed to buy Lion, the owner of brands such as Vitasoy, Pura and Dairy Farmers, for $430 million. 
Mengniu had earlier agreed to buy Lion, the owner of brands such as Vitasoy, Pura and Dairy Farmers, for $430 million. -
Exxon To Bow Out Of Dow As It Shifts Away From Energy
Exxon's departure from the Dow underscores the decreasing influence of energy stocks on the larger U.S. capital markets. 
Exxon's departure from the Dow underscores the decreasing influence of energy stocks on the larger U.S. capital markets. -
E-Cigarette Maker Smoore Lights Up Its Second Quarter After A Drag In First Three Months
Smoore shrugged off the coronavirus, political disruptions and tougher vaping regulations to post a 40 percent on-year rise in net profit. 
Smoore shrugged off the coronavirus, political disruptions and tougher vaping regulations to post a 40 percent on-year rise in net profit. -
China’s Young Romantics Get On Board For Love, Adventure
China airlines and hotels got a much-needed boost after a rise in demand for the Qixi Festival. 
China airlines and hotels got a much-needed boost after a rise in demand for the Qixi Festival. -
American Airlines To Lay Off 19,000 Employees In October
American Airlines will conduct an involuntary staffing reduction starting on October 1, after the terms of the federal air program expires. 
American Airlines will conduct an involuntary staffing reduction starting on October 1, after the terms of the federal air program expires.
