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Shale Makes It Even Harder To Predict Whether There Will Be Oil Surplus Or Scarcity

Traditional supply dynamics have been upended and forecasts have been made far more polarized by the shale oil boom which has transformed the U.S. and global energy sector.   Warnings that huge spending cuts caused by a plunge in oil prices since 2014 would lead to a supply crunch in the...

U.S. Chicken Industry Deploys Wet Wipes, Oregano, As KFC Shuns Some Antibioticsv

Top U.S. chicken company Tyson Foods Inc and rival producers are turning to sanitizing wipes, bacteria-reducing fog and even oregano to keep birds healthy to meet increasing demand for meat raised without certain antibiotics.   In a part of a fight against the rise of dangerous...

Global Growth New Hope for Investors for Earnings

As S&P 500 companies are set to report their first quarter of double-digit profit gains since 2014, U.S. investors are looking overseas for stronger earnings even though America First may be a main policy of the White House and fuel to the stock market rally.   With the S&P 500...

$150 Million Artificial Intelligence Institute Backed By Canadian Government And Businesses Groups

With the intention to fund an artificial intelligence institute at the University of Toronto, about C$200 million ($150 million) is being arranged for by the Canadian and Ontario governments who have teamed up with a group of businesses, project organizers said.   With the significant...

Albeit With Staggered Brexit Shift, London Banks Try To Calm Staff Nerves

As London based banks work out how many jobs will have to move to continental Europe as Britain exits the European Union, they are treading carefully, enacting two-stage contingency plans, to avoid losing nervous London-based staff.   Launching two years of negotiations that will shape the...

UK PM May Urged To Drop Threat Of No Brexit Deal By U Manufacturers

Claiming that they would bear the brunt of trade barriers with the EU, U.K.’s Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday was requested to drop her threat that she might take the country out of the European Union without a new trade deal by Britain's manufacturers.   May was already has warned the...

Extension Oil-Output Cut By Six Months Being Looked Into By OPEC And Non-OPEC Countries

A decision to review whether a global pact to limit supplies should be extended by six months was announced by a joint committee of ministers from OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers, the cartel said in a statement.   The committee "reports high level of conformity and recommends six-month...

Data Suggests, A Boon For Americans Travelling Abroad Is Global Turmoil

Costs for U.S. travelers seeking the best international deals may have been helped by the global uncertainty and the effects of President Donald Trump immigration policy which may be suppressing bookings from abroad.   With flights from the seven countries listed in the president's...

Business Activity Hits Its Highest Level Since April 2011, Shows Euro Zone PMI Data

According to survey data released on Friday, there was cause to rejoice for Europe’s industry as the euro zone businesses grew during March at their fastest pace since April 2011.   Ahead of both February's reading of 56.0 and median consensus expectations of 55.8, the euro zone March flash...

On A New Aerial Frontier Emerge The Drone Catchers

While drones are gaining popularity very fast, working on counter-drone systems as small consumer and commercial drones proliferate is Silicon Valley startup Airspace Systems and some 70 companies. But instead of disabling them or shooting them down, it aims to catch drones, unlike others.  ...

Better Standards Called For By Online Advertisers Group

The advertising industry was urged to stop using annoying online marketing formats that have fuelled the rapid rise of ad-blockers by a broad coalition of advertising trade groups, ad buyers and sellers from Western Europe and the United States.   Pop-up advertisements, auto-play video ads...

Trump’s Orders For Fuel Economy Standards Review Seen As A Big Win For Automakers

Handing a victory to auto industry executives and provoking criticism from Democrats and environmental groups, U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday ordered a review of tough U.S. vehicle fuel-efficiency standards put in place by the Obama administration.   Trump promised he would...
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