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10 Steps To Reduce Cancer Risk Suggested By Global Experts In A Cancer Prevention Report

10 Steps To Reduce Cancer Risk Suggested By Global Experts In A Cancer Prevention Report
The vital relationship between cancer diagnoses and diet, physical activity and weight were confirmed in a new study that examined the lifestyle factors that could prevent cancer. The study was...

Child Health Fears In UK Gives Rise To Calls For Ban On Coca-Cola's Christmas Truck Tour

Child Health Fears In UK Gives Rise To Calls For Ban On Coca-Cola's Christmas Truck Tour
Sugar allegedly plays an important role in rotting of teeth in children and their obesity, according to the NHS in the UK, and this is the reason that the UK health agency has appealed to local...

Tesla provide Ludicrous Mode retrofit to P90D owners

Tesla provide Ludicrous Mode retrofit to P90D owners
Somehow the car doesn’t feel fast enough without the upgrade. When Tesla introduced Model S P90D that superseded the P85D, owners of the P85D no longer had the best performance version of the...
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Despite Talk Calls, Tariffs On China Of $200 Bn To Be Imposed By Trump: WSJ

'Exchange Wechat Accounts' Is The Advice Of Coca-Cola Exec For Trump And Xi

Weekly Gains Recorded By US Stocks Despite Trade Issue And Dampening Data

Alleged Leak Of Internal Info By Employees Being Investigated By Amazon

Samsung's Chief Is To Visit North Korea – Most Likely Not For Business Opportunities

Study Blames Global Warming For Vanishing Snow In Switzerland

IMF Says UK Economy To Be Hit By No-Deal Brexit

Tech Giants Could Need To Pay Billions To Publishers Under The New EU Copyright Act

Danske Bank Reveals True Extent Of Money Laundering Scandal Worth €200bn

Chilean Avocado Exports Gaining Fast Popularity In China

15 New Cars To Be Launched By Ferrari Under A New 5-Year Plan

Alibaba Can’t Create 1 Million US Jobs As Promised Due To US –China Trade War: Jack Ma

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Alibaba Can’t Create 1 Million US Jobs As Promised Due To US –China Trade War: Jack Ma

Danske Bank Reveals True Extent Of Money Laundering Scandal Worth €200bn

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Alibaba Can’t Create 1 Million US Jobs As Promised Due To US –China Trade War: Jack Ma

Alibaba Can’t Create 1 Million US Jobs As Promised Due To US –China Trade War: Jack Ma

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The escalating trade tensions between the United States and China has created an impediment for job creation in America and thus Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba would not be able to meet its promise of creating 1 million jobs in the country, said the firm’s Chairman Jack Ma. This was reports in the Chinese news agency Xinhua.   Ma had earlier states that the current trade war between...
Danske Bank Reveals True Extent Of Money Laundering Scandal Worth €200bn

Danske Bank Reveals True Extent Of Money Laundering Scandal Worth €200bn

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The outgoing chief of Denmark’s biggest bank has conceded that most of the funds out of the €200bn that passed through its Estonian branch were money that had been laundered in countries like Russia, the UK and the British Virgin Islands and were being pumped out of those countries.   “It is clear that Danske Bank has failed to live up to its responsibility in the case of possible money...
15 New Cars To Be Launched By Ferrari Under A New 5-Year Plan

15 New Cars To Be Launched By Ferrari Under A New 5-Year Plan

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Italian luxury car maker Ferrari has announced that it would launch 15 new cars for user sin the market by 2022. This new stable would include hybrid cars as well which would make up about 60 per cent of the total production of luxury cars by the company.   This announcement was made by Ferrari's new Chief Executive Officer Louis Camilleri and is a part of the company’s 2018-2022 business...
Alleged Leak Of Internal Info By Employees Being Investigated By Amazon

Alleged Leak Of Internal Info By Employees Being Investigated By Amazon

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An investigation on its employees who are suspected to cause internal leaks of confidential information against bribes for the removal of fake product reviews and some other seller scams has been initiated by the US based largest online e-retailer of the world Amazon.com Inc, said the company in a communiqué .    According to the allegations that are being investigated by the company,...
Chilean Avocado Exports Gaining Fast Popularity In China

Chilean Avocado Exports Gaining Fast Popularity In China

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The Chinese consumers have apparently developed a taste for the finer nutritional produce which has been a boon for Chilean avocado growers who are now exceedingly participating the Chinese market.   "We've had very good results," Francisco Contardo, general manager of Chile's Hass Palta Committee, an organization of avocado growers, told the media recently.   Export of Chilean...
Samsung's Chief Is To Visit North Korea – Most Likely Not For Business Opportunities

Samsung's Chief Is To Visit North Korea – Most Likely Not For Business Opportunities

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The chief of the largest smartphone maker of the world – Samsung, is set to accompany South Korean President Moon Jae-in to North Korea.     An ambitious plan for South Korea to connect to the rest of the Asian continent through a land corridor over North Korea was laid down last month by Moon which, according to him, would dramatically transform and connect the economies of South and...
IMF Says UK Economy To Be Hit By No-Deal Brexit

IMF Says UK Economy To Be Hit By No-Deal Brexit

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There would be "substantial costs" for the UK economy if there is a "no-deal" Brexit on World Trade Organization terms, warned the International Monetary Fund.   According to the IMF, costs would have to be paid for all of the possible Bresit scenarios but if there is no deal, the there would be "a significantly worse outcome".   It said that there are now daunting challenges to...
Weekly Gains Recorded By US Stocks Despite Trade Issue And Dampening Data

Weekly Gains Recorded By US Stocks Despite Trade Issue And Dampening Data

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Despite investor concerns over the escalating trade war between the United States and China, all of the three major indicators in the largest economy of the world did well in the week ending Sept. 14 primarily based on some positive data released in that time.   The Dow, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq increased 0.92 percent, 1.16 percent and 1.36 percent, respectively in that time period –...
Despite Talk Calls, Tariffs On China Of $200 Bn To Be Imposed By Trump: WSJ

Despite Talk Calls, Tariffs On China Of $200 Bn To Be Imposed By Trump: WSJ

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According to a news report in The Wall Street Journal, despite the United States to China call for a start of another round of trade negotiations, the country’s president Donald Trump is getting ready to impose the third round of import tariffs on Chinese goods worth $200 billion.    The report in the Journal also seemed to conform an earlier news on Bloomberg on Friday which had...
Tech Giants Could Need To Pay Billions To Publishers Under The New EU Copyright Act

Tech Giants Could Need To Pay Billions To Publishers Under The New EU Copyright Act

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The European Union passed a controversial change to its copy right law that will see technology companies such as Facebook and Google having to share \a greater portion of the revenues with music companies, film-makers and media publishers which to by many could run into billions of euros.   Conceived about two years ago to be the copy right act for the digital age, this new change in the...
Renesas To Buy US Firm IDT To Advance Market Share In Automated Vehicles

Renesas To Buy US Firm IDT To Advance Market Share In Automated Vehicles

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In its effort to strengthen its position in the semiconductors for self-driving cars market, Japan’s Renesas Electronics Corp will be acquiring Integrated Device Technology Inc (IDT) for in a deal worth $6.7 billion.   There is a tough competition between global chipmakers to get a better foothold and market share in the ever increasing global market for automotive chips and tghis deal is...
Thinktank Says Fossil Fuel Demand Will Peak Globally In 2023

Thinktank Says Fossil Fuel Demand Will Peak Globally In 2023

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A group of experts predict that by 2023, there can be a peaking in the demand for fossil fuels globally which will result in a direct impact on the financial markets as there would potentially be no use of oil, coal and gas assets that would be worth trillions of dollars.   According to predictions of the think tank Carbon Tracker, the global demand for fossil fuel would hit a peak in...

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Study Blames Global Warming For Vanishing Snow In Switzerland

Study Blames Global Warming For Vanishing Snow In Switzerland
According to a report from the University of Geneva which was based on a study that made use of a new tool called the Swiss Data Cube that global warming could probably be the reason for the...

Brexit Anticipation Forces Away Medicine Assessment Contracts From UK

Brexit Anticipation Forces Away Medicine Assessment Contracts From UK
According to reports, there has been a collapse of the leadership role of the United Kingdom in evaluating new medicines that for sale in the rest of Europe as now more new work is coming its way....

Private Property And Foreign Investment To Be Made Legal In Communist Cuba

Private Property And Foreign Investment To Be Made Legal In Communist Cuba
Communist Cuba would now encourage and “guarantee” foreign investment and the government would recognize the right to own property by private individuals. There would also no longer be concentration...

Death Due To Worsening Air Quality Could Increase In Australian Cities: Study

Death Due To Worsening Air Quality Could Increase In Australian Cities: Study
A new research claims that there would be more intense temperature inversion events in multiple cities in Australia as conditions of in the biggest cities in the country will worsen in the next few...

New Data Shows Forest Loss Equal To One Football Field Every Second In 2017

New Data Shows Forest Loss Equal To One Football Field Every Second In 2017
New data from a global satellite survey suggests that every second in 2017, there was loss of forest of the size of more than one football pitch throughout the world. The loss for the entire year was...

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'Exchange Wechat Accounts' Is The Advice Of Coca-Cola Exec For Trump And Xi

'Exchange Wechat Accounts' Is The Advice Of Coca-Cola Exec For Trump And Xi
‘Make like Chinese businessmen and exchange WeChat accounts’ is the advice for a solution for the ongoing trade war between the United States and China given by the Chinese head of one of the world's...

Trump Threatens To Take US Out Of The World Trade Organization

Trump Threatens To Take US Out Of The World Trade Organization
The United States President Donald Trump has warned that if the World Trade Organization (WTO) if the global; organization doesn't "shape up", he would pull the US out of the organizaiton. The US...

Trump Alleges Google Is “Bias” Against Him, Company Refutes Charge

Trump Alleges Google Is “Bias” Against Him, Company Refutes Charge
Stepping up his tirade against the search engine Google, US president Donald Trump has continued to allege that it is biased against him.   Trump blamed that the landing page of Google...

New Study Claims Emails Done While Commuting Should Count As Work

New Study Claims Emails Done While Commuting Should Count As Work
Researchers say that the time that is spent by commuters on work related e-mails while travelling needs to be treated as part of their working day.   A study from the University of the West of...

Trump, Erdogan Urged To End Dispute By Business Groups As Investments Get Hit

Trump, Erdogan Urged To End Dispute By Business Groups As Investments Get Hit
Some firms are being forced to suspend investment plans because of the political dispute between the NATO allies political dispute between the NATO allies U.S. and Turkey, warned business groups of...

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