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US Senators Propose Law To Limit Trump's Use Of Huawei Ban In Trade Talks
A group of US senators has proposed a new law that would make it impossible to remove Huawei from the country's trade blacklist without approval from Congress. 
A group of US senators has proposed a new law that would make it impossible to remove Huawei from the country's trade blacklist without approval from Congress. -
Goldman Stocks Jump Following Forecast-Beating Q2 Earnings Report
Goldman Sachs managed to beat analysts' expectations for its second-quarter report despite experiencing slight drops in both revenues and earnings. 
Goldman Sachs managed to beat analysts' expectations for its second-quarter report despite experiencing slight drops in both revenues and earnings. -
JPMorgan Earnings Beat Expectations But Downgrades Outlook
JPMorgan cut its forecast for the year's net interest income by $500 million to $57.5 billion despite reporting record second-quarter earnings. 
JPMorgan cut its forecast for the year's net interest income by $500 million to $57.5 billion despite reporting record second-quarter earnings. -
Ikea To Shutdown Only US Factory In December To Cut Costs
The Swedish-founded furniture company announced that it would be closing its facility in Danville, Virginia in December this year. 
The Swedish-founded furniture company announced that it would be closing its facility in Danville, Virginia in December this year. -
China's Rapidly Growing E-Sports Market Attracting Global Attention
With its current rate of growth, China's e-sports market is expected to overtake South Korea this year to become the second-largest market after the United States. 
With its current rate of growth, China's e-sports market is expected to overtake South Korea this year to become the second-largest market after the United States. -
Parliament Member Finds No Technical Grounds For UK Huawei Ban
UK Science and Technology Committee head and Member of Parliament Norman Lamb mentioned to the UK government that he finds 'No technical grounds' for a Huawei ban. 
UK Science and Technology Committee head and Member of Parliament Norman Lamb mentioned to the UK government that he finds 'No technical grounds' for a Huawei ban. -
Amazon Prime Day Kicks Off With Major Strikes In Germany
Amazon workers in Germany held protests in various facilities during the annual shopping holiday, including those in Bad Hersfeld, Graben, Koblenz, Leipzig, Rheinberg, and Werne. 
Amazon workers in Germany held protests in various facilities during the annual shopping holiday, including those in Bad Hersfeld, Graben, Koblenz, Leipzig, Rheinberg, and Werne. -
Citigroup Second Quarter Earnings Beats Analysts' Estimates
Citigroup's better-than-expected second quarter earnings managed to raise investor sentiment, increasing the outlook for the upcoming reports by other major banks. 
Citigroup's better-than-expected second quarter earnings managed to raise investor sentiment, increasing the outlook for the upcoming reports by other major banks. -
Home Credit Aims To Raise $1 Billion In Planned Hong Kong IPO
The Netherlands-based consumer and personal loans company aims to raise $1 billion in its planned initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. 
The Netherlands-based consumer and personal loans company aims to raise $1 billion in its planned initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. -
Xiaomi Buys Stake In Chip Designer As Part Of Made In China 2025 Initiative
Xiaomi purchased a 6 percent stake in the Shanghai-based semiconductor firm VeriSilicon Holdings as part of its push to enhance its semiconductor business. 
Xiaomi purchased a 6 percent stake in the Shanghai-based semiconductor firm VeriSilicon Holdings as part of its push to enhance its semiconductor business.
