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Elon Musk Jokes As Tesla Hits $420 Stock Milestone
Elon Musk joked about how Tesla's stocks were 'so high' after it surpassed the $420 per share-mark on Monday this week. 
Elon Musk joked about how Tesla's stocks were 'so high' after it surpassed the $420 per share-mark on Monday this week. -
CNH Industrial Betting On China Agriculture Industry For Future Growth
CNH Industrial, one of the world's largest agricultural and construction equipment manufacturers, is betting on China's massive market potential to fuel its future revenue growth. 
CNH Industrial, one of the world's largest agricultural and construction equipment manufacturers, is betting on China's massive market potential to fuel its future revenue growth. -
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg Booted Amid Ongoing 737 Max Crisis
After a series of setbacks that costs Boeing billions of dollars, the company's board of directors has now decided on a change of leadership. 
After a series of setbacks that costs Boeing billions of dollars, the company's board of directors has now decided on a change of leadership. -
US Steel To Idle Detroit Plant And Lay Off 1,545 Workers
US Steel Corp is reportedly planning to permanently idle its massive plant in Detroit, which will result in the layoff of 1,575 workers. 
US Steel Corp is reportedly planning to permanently idle its massive plant in Detroit, which will result in the layoff of 1,575 workers. -
Tiffany & Co Opens Largest Asian Flagship Store In Shanghai
Tiffany & Co has opened its largest Asian flagship store in Shanghai as part of its wider expansion to boost sales in its second-largest market. 
Tiffany & Co has opened its largest Asian flagship store in Shanghai as part of its wider expansion to boost sales in its second-largest market. -
Sutter Health To Pay $575 Million To Settle Anti-Competitive Charges
Sutter Health has agreed to pay $575 million to resolve anti-competitive claims by the California state attorney general, employers, and worker unions. 
Sutter Health has agreed to pay $575 million to resolve anti-competitive claims by the California state attorney general, employers, and worker unions. -
China Adds More US Products Into Tariff Exclusion List
The Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council announced that it will be adding a new set of US products to its exclusion list for its first round of retaliatory tariffs. 
The Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council announced that it will be adding a new set of US products to its exclusion list for its first round of retaliatory tariffs. -
China Provides Updates On Its Planned Virtual Currency
The People's Bank of China's digital currency research institute announced that the country's planned digital currency will not be open to public value speculation. 
The People's Bank of China's digital currency research institute announced that the country's planned digital currency will not be open to public value speculation. -
Syria Vows To Help Chinese Firms Evade Sanctions
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad vowed to find ways to help Chinese companies enter the Syrian market and evade US-imposed sanctions. 
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad vowed to find ways to help Chinese companies enter the Syrian market and evade US-imposed sanctions. -
TiVo To Merge With Xperi Corp In $3 Billion Deal
TiVo Corporation and Xperi Corporation will be combining their products and intellectual property businesses under their $3 billion merger deal. 
TiVo Corporation and Xperi Corporation will be combining their products and intellectual property businesses under their $3 billion merger deal.
