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Manufacturing Decline Seen As Clear Sign Of Global Economic Slowdown
Mounting trade tensions between the United States and China have sent manufacturing indexes down, escalating economist's warning for a possible recession. 
Mounting trade tensions between the United States and China have sent manufacturing indexes down, escalating economist's warning for a possible recession. -
US Transport Agency Green Lights American Airlines And Qantas Joint Venture
The US Department of Transportation has granted tentative approval for the long-planned joint venture business agreement between American Airlines and Qantas Airways. 
The US Department of Transportation has granted tentative approval for the long-planned joint venture business agreement between American Airlines and Qantas Airways. -
Foreign Investors Sign $7.12 Billion Worth Of Deals In Shanghai
During a contract-signing ceremony in Shanghai, foreign investors signed a total of 38 projects worth more than $7.12 billion. 
During a contract-signing ceremony in Shanghai, foreign investors signed a total of 38 projects worth more than $7.12 billion. -
Foreign Investors Pull Out $7.78 Billion Worth Of Chinese Equities In May
The month of May saw a total of $7.78 billion worth of Chinese equities being sold off by foreign investors on the stock connect markets. 
The month of May saw a total of $7.78 billion worth of Chinese equities being sold off by foreign investors on the stock connect markets. -
Tesla Model 3 Pre-Order In China Fully-Booked In 3 Minutes
Tesla's Chinese website reportedly crashed shortly after the pre-order was made available due to the heavy traffic from interested buyers. 
Tesla's Chinese website reportedly crashed shortly after the pre-order was made available due to the heavy traffic from interested buyers. -
Charity Bidder Pays $4.57 Million To Have Lunch With Warren Buffett
The bidder paid a record $4,567,888 during the annual charity auction, which is for the benefit of the Glide Foundation, a charity focusing on the poor and homeless. 
The bidder paid a record $4,567,888 during the annual charity auction, which is for the benefit of the Glide Foundation, a charity focusing on the poor and homeless. -
China Unwilling To Budge Despite US Pressure To Force Trade Deal
Chinese officials challenged the US and mentioned that the country is ready to fight if that is what the US wants, but China is apparently keeping its doors open for negotiations. 
Chinese officials challenged the US and mentioned that the country is ready to fight if that is what the US wants, but China is apparently keeping its doors open for negotiations. -
Beijing Sets Up $724 Million Fund To Spur 5G Development
Beijing has set up a $724 million fund that will be part of a planned $4.35 billion investment until 2020 to help build the city's 5G network. 
Beijing has set up a $724 million fund that will be part of a planned $4.35 billion investment until 2020 to help build the city's 5G network. -
Macau Casinos Scramble As China Pushes For More Family-Friendly Attractions
Non-gaming attractions are now key conditions for casino operators who want to have their licenses to operate renewed. 
Non-gaming attractions are now key conditions for casino operators who want to have their licenses to operate renewed. -
GM Invests $24 Million To Fort Wayne Plant To Boost Pickup Production
General Motors is investing around $24 million in its Fort Wayne assembly plant to increase the production of its popular Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks. 
General Motors is investing around $24 million in its Fort Wayne assembly plant to increase the production of its popular Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks.
