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HP To Conduct Major Restructuring That Will Cut 16 Percent Of Its Workforce
Hewlett-Packard announced that it would be cutting 13 to 16 percent of its workforce as part of its transition to become more of a software and services-focused company. 
Hewlett-Packard announced that it would be cutting 13 to 16 percent of its workforce as part of its transition to become more of a software and services-focused company. -
China National Petroleum Corp Pulls Out Of $5 Billion Iran Oil Deal
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh announced on Sunday that China's CNPC has withdrawn from the $5 billion deal to develop the country's South Pars oil and gas fields. 
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh announced on Sunday that China's CNPC has withdrawn from the $5 billion deal to develop the country's South Pars oil and gas fields. -
China Forex Reserves Dip To $3.092 Trillion In September
China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange reported a 0.6 percent drop in its foreign exchange reserves to $3.0924 trillion for the month of September. 
China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange reported a 0.6 percent drop in its foreign exchange reserves to $3.0924 trillion for the month of September. -
Trump Urges China To Launch Probe Into Biden's Family
Trump told reporters outside the White House on Thursday that China should launch its own probe into former Vice President Joe Biden and his family. 
Trump told reporters outside the White House on Thursday that China should launch its own probe into former Vice President Joe Biden and his family. -
Thermal Camera Firm FLIR Acquires Drone Maker Aria Insights' IP Assets
FLIR Systems plans to integrate Aria Insight's tethered unmanned aerial vehicle technologies with its thermal imaging camera systems for military and commercial applications. 
FLIR Systems plans to integrate Aria Insight's tethered unmanned aerial vehicle technologies with its thermal imaging camera systems for military and commercial applications. -
Kroger Co Laying Off Hundreds Of Middle Management Employees To Cut Cost
Kroger is reportedly laying off hundreds of middle-management employees as part of its strategy to cut costs to improve its bottom line. 
Kroger is reportedly laying off hundreds of middle-management employees as part of its strategy to cut costs to improve its bottom line. -
Pakistan PM To Visit Beijing Ahead Of Xi Jinping's Visit To India
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is reportedly seeking China's diplomatic support in its dispute with India over Kashmir and Jammu. 
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is reportedly seeking China's diplomatic support in its dispute with India over Kashmir and Jammu. -
H&M Reports First Quarterly Profit Growth In Over Two Years
H&M reported a pretax profit of $507 million, a significant bump from the $410 million it reported in the same quarter last year. 
H&M reported a pretax profit of $507 million, a significant bump from the $410 million it reported in the same quarter last year. -
US Gets WTO Green Light To Impose Tariffs on $7.5 Million Worth Of EU Goods
The US will slap the approved tariffs on October 18, which will include a 10 percent levy on Airbus planes and a 25 percent levy on a number of European-made goods. 
The US will slap the approved tariffs on October 18, which will include a 10 percent levy on Airbus planes and a 25 percent levy on a number of European-made goods. -
Samsung Shuts Down Last Smartphone Factory In China
The South Korean smartphone maker announced that it will be shutting down its last factory in China due to stiff competition from domestic rivals. 
The South Korean smartphone maker announced that it will be shutting down its last factory in China due to stiff competition from domestic rivals.
