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Cool It Or Blow? China Data Sending Mixed Messages
Data showed industrial production increased 8.8% year on year in May, retail trade slowed to 12.4% and urban unemployment was 5.0%, 
Data showed industrial production increased 8.8% year on year in May, retail trade slowed to 12.4% and urban unemployment was 5.0%, -
Inflation Worries Become An Issue For Asia Indexes
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.3% to 711 points. It went as high as 712.57 Wednesday. 
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.3% to 711 points. It went as high as 712.57 Wednesday. -
Asia Indexes Up On U.S. Factory Data; Jobs News Ahead Holds Market Participants' Attention
MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe was flat after setting a record intraday high and close Tuesday. 
MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe was flat after setting a record intraday high and close Tuesday. -
Asia Indexes Up But Attention Remains On Data Out Later In Week
The MSCI Asia index rose to the highest in a month, taking total gains made so far this year to nearly 7%. 
The MSCI Asia index rose to the highest in a month, taking total gains made so far this year to nearly 7%. -
Fewest Out-Of-Work Aussies Since COVID: Stats Bureau
Analysts said the data suggested the Reserve Bank of Australia was likely to stop pumping money into the economy. 
Analysts said the data suggested the Reserve Bank of Australia was likely to stop pumping money into the economy. -
TikTok Owner ByteDance Goes On Global Hiring Spree Amid Crisis
ByteDance is aiming to have a workforce of more than 100,000 employees before the year ends. 
ByteDance is aiming to have a workforce of more than 100,000 employees before the year ends. -
GE To Freeze Pension Of Thousands Of Employees To Reduce Deficit
GE announced on Monday that it would be freezing the pension benefits of more than 20,000 of its employees in its latest attempt to reduce its deficit. 
GE announced on Monday that it would be freezing the pension benefits of more than 20,000 of its employees in its latest attempt to reduce its deficit. -
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. -
Amazon Reveals $700 Million Plan To Retain 100,000 Workers
Amazon announced that it will be investing over $700 million over the next six years for advanced training programs for over 100,000 employees. 
Amazon announced that it will be investing over $700 million over the next six years for advanced training programs for over 100,000 employees.
