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Thomas Cook's New Chinese Owner To Bring Company Back In Business
Chinese firm Fosum Tourism, which just got approval to acquire Thomas Cook for $14.2 million, plans to bring the company back in business within the month. 
Chinese firm Fosum Tourism, which just got approval to acquire Thomas Cook for $14.2 million, plans to bring the company back in business within the month. -
Exxon Reports 49 Percent Decrease In Profits For Q3 Amid Low Prices
Exxon stated that its strong oil production growth for the quarter was greatly offset by lower oil prices. 
Exxon stated that its strong oil production growth for the quarter was greatly offset by lower oil prices. -
China To Impose Major Reforms To NASDAQ-Style Star Market
The China Securities Regulatory Commission is planning to implement further easing measures including the acceleration of the application process, removal of caps, and expansion of movement limits. 
The China Securities Regulatory Commission is planning to implement further easing measures including the acceleration of the application process, removal of caps, and expansion of movement limits. -
Kraft Heinz Shares Surge Following Wall Street-Beating Quarterly Profits
Kraft Heinz attributes its better-than-expected performance on its cost-cutting efforts and its renewed efforts to market its flagship brands. 
Kraft Heinz attributes its better-than-expected performance on its cost-cutting efforts and its renewed efforts to market its flagship brands. -
Hong Kong Property Stocks Break Losing Streak Amid Lowered Rates
The increase in share prices of property stocks in response to the recent rate cuts have managed to break the two-day losing streak in Hong Kong. 
The increase in share prices of property stocks in response to the recent rate cuts have managed to break the two-day losing streak in Hong Kong. -
Hong Kong's Three Currency Issuing Banks Cut Rates To Support Local Economy
HSBC, the Bank of China Hong Kong, and Standard Chartered Bank announced that they will be lowering their prime rates in line with the recent move by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. 
HSBC, the Bank of China Hong Kong, and Standard Chartered Bank announced that they will be lowering their prime rates in line with the recent move by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. -
French President To Join Global Leaders In China Import Expo Next Week
French President Emmanuel Macron will be joining Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, and Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness in attending the import expo in China next week. 
French President Emmanuel Macron will be joining Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, and Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness in attending the import expo in China next week. -
BYD Reports Weak Profit Growth Due To Low EV Sales In Latest Quarter
Lowered EV sales due to reduced subsidies and increase competition ate into BYD's earnings, dragging down its profit growth for the entire year. 
Lowered EV sales due to reduced subsidies and increase competition ate into BYD's earnings, dragging down its profit growth for the entire year. -
Turkey Eyeing Enhanced Bilateral Trade Relations With China
Turkey aims to significantly enhance economic ties with China to transport the country into a priority destination for Chinese investors and tourists. 
Turkey aims to significantly enhance economic ties with China to transport the country into a priority destination for Chinese investors and tourists. -
Standard Chartered Outperforms Rival HSBC With Latest Quarterly Profits
Standard Chartered managed to surprise the market given that its performance for the quarter was in stark contrast to its much larger rival HSBC. 
Standard Chartered managed to surprise the market given that its performance for the quarter was in stark contrast to its much larger rival HSBC.
