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Farmers Caught In The Crosshairs of US-China Trade War Recipients Of $12 Billion Bailout
The White House prepares to aid those who will be hit hard by the Trump administrations tariff imposition. A majority of these comes from the agricultural sector. 
The White House prepares to aid those who will be hit hard by the Trump administrations tariff imposition. A majority of these comes from the agricultural sector. -
North Korean Rocket Launch Sites Are Now Being Dismantled
A key North Korean launch site was seen via satellite as being dismantled. This was only the first of reports that North Korea had begun to adhere to its promises to the US. 
A key North Korean launch site was seen via satellite as being dismantled. This was only the first of reports that North Korea had begun to adhere to its promises to the US. -
Microsoft Leads The Way With Cloud Services As Wall Street Expectations Crumble
Microsoft’s quarterly targets at Wall Street has started to pay off, leading the way to a big quarter-ending profit higher than what analysts have seen for the software developer. 
Microsoft’s quarterly targets at Wall Street has started to pay off, leading the way to a big quarter-ending profit higher than what analysts have seen for the software developer. -
Denuclearization Deal, Among Others, May Hinder Talks, Mike Pompeo Says
US Secretary Mike Pompeo’s visit to North Korea hasn’t brought positive results, but that isn’t enough to dampen President Donald Trump’s optimism that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will keep his promises. 
US Secretary Mike Pompeo’s visit to North Korea hasn’t brought positive results, but that isn’t enough to dampen President Donald Trump’s optimism that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will keep his promises. -
China Looks To The Future of Blockchain, Encourages Industrialization Of Cryptocurrency
China is looking into blockchain as a leading part of future transactions, recognizing it as an integral part of their push to become a global tech leader. 
China is looking into blockchain as a leading part of future transactions, recognizing it as an integral part of their push to become a global tech leader. -
Former Google Engineer Set To Join Chinese Billionaire’s Club With Tech Startup
A former Google employee, Colin Huang, becomes the next CEO to be worth several billion dollars. His company Pinduoduo will reach the billion-dollar mark this year. 
A former Google employee, Colin Huang, becomes the next CEO to be worth several billion dollars. His company Pinduoduo will reach the billion-dollar mark this year. -
Takata Loss Settlement Pegged at $299 Million, Ford Agrees To Settle Amount
Takata and Ford Motor Company have come to a settlement because of its defective air bags. The amount is pegged to be $299 million. 
Takata and Ford Motor Company have come to a settlement because of its defective air bags. The amount is pegged to be $299 million. -
Netflix Gets Back To Earth, Profits Plummet As Subscriber Growth Halts
Netflix has yet to pay back some of their debts and then subscribers start to dwindle. This doesn’t look too good for the streaming service, which is looking at expansion despite the deficit. 
Netflix has yet to pay back some of their debts and then subscribers start to dwindle. This doesn’t look too good for the streaming service, which is looking at expansion despite the deficit. -
WTO Lauds Chinese Contribution As Trade Policy Review Finishes
Chinese contribution—while modestly staying at a steady rate—has managed to become the world’s biggest contributor in the worldwide economy. 
Chinese contribution—while modestly staying at a steady rate—has managed to become the world’s biggest contributor in the worldwide economy. -
Chinese Tech Company ZTE Corp. Manages To Lift US Ban
ZTE gets a new lease on life with the Trump administration agreeing to a deal which restarts the company. However, Trump must now deal with US Senators along with the House of Representatives. 
ZTE gets a new lease on life with the Trump administration agreeing to a deal which restarts the company. However, Trump must now deal with US Senators along with the House of Representatives.
