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Japan Will Not Join U.S. Plan To Bar China From Telecoms Networks - Yomiuri
Japan has told the United States that Tokyo will not, at the moment, join Washington's plan to exclude Chinese firms from telecommunications networks, the Yomiuri newspaper said on Friday, citing several sources.
Trump Ex-fundraiser To Plead Guilty In 1MDB Foreign Lobbying Case
A former fundraiser for U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to plead guilty next week to charges of illegally lobbying Trump to drop an investigation into a massive Malaysian embezzlement scandal, according to court documents filed Thursday.
India Under-invested in Healthcare, Should Double Spends, Says Uday Kotak
Speaking at an event organised by Bloomberg, Kotak said, "We need to increase our spends (in healthcare) from 1.3 per cent to at least more than double, because we are very under-invested in healthcare" and also increase the efforts on education.
Onion Auctions Halted at Asia's Largest Market Lasalgaon After I-T Raids
Trading will not be conducted on Friday as well because it is 'Amavasya' or no moon day, which is considered inauspicious.
Several Developing Nations Facing Challenge of Protecting Millions Slipping Below Poverty Line: FM Sitharaman
Sitharaman mentioned that recovery and rehabilitation efforts in these countries must not be allowed to be undermined in any manner, a Finance Ministry statement said.
India and Bhutan Open New Market Access for Select Farm Commodities: Agriculture Ministry
India can now export tomato, onion and okra to Bhutan, which in turn will get the market access for its apple, potato, mandarin, ginger and arecanut here, it said.
Exclusive: U.S. States Oppose Settlement Being Negotiated By OxyContin Maker Purdue And Justice Department - Letter
A group of 25 state attorneys general oppose a settlement of U.S. opioid probes being negotiated with Purdue Pharma LP and members of the wealthy Sackler family who own it, arguing the deal would improperly entangle state and local officials with future s...
Industrial Nations Consider Extending Debt Relief Over Virus
The world's major economies are considering a proposal to extend for six months a moratorium on debt payments by poor nations as a way to provide support during the worst global recession since the 1930s.
Global Shares Turn Higher After Wall Street Decline
Major global markets were mostly higher on Wednesday after worries over the pandemic snapped a four-day winning streak on Wall Street.
Gold Gains As Focus Returns To Pandemic, U.S. Election
Gold firmed on Wednesday as uncertainties over a global economic recovery and the U.S. presidential election prompted investors to exploit the previous session's sharp pullback to buy bullion.
TomTom Beats Third-quarter Forecasts, Boosted By Strong Auto Sales
Dutch mapping and navigation company TomTom reported on Wednesday thirdquarter core earnings above analysts’ expectations, helped by growth in its automotive business.
Brazil Charges JBS Unit Over Coronavirus Worker Protection, 18th Suit Against JBS
Federal labor prosecutors in Brazil have filed a civil suit against food processor Seara Alimentos, a division of meatpacking giant JBS SA, accusing it of failing to protect workers from the coronavirus at two plants in the southern state of Santa Catarin...
Bloomberg Gives $500,000 To Juice Dem Turnout In Miami-Dade
Washington, Oct 13 (AP) Billionaire former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg is donating $500,000 to juice Democratic turnout in Miami-Dade County, a place where the party must bank a massive number of votes if it hopes to win the pivotal swing state of Flori...
Johnson & Johnson Beats 3Q Profit Views, Hikes 2020 Forecast
Johnson & Johnson boosted revenue slightly and doubled its third-quarter profit, mainly due to a $4 billion charge for litigation costs in the year-ago quarter. The health care giant handily beat Wall Street expectations and raised its financial forecast...
Investors Urge Heavy Carbon Emitters To Set Science-based Reduction Targets
Investors managing around $20 trillion in assets on Tuesday called on the heaviest corporate emitters of greenhouse gases to set sciencebased targets on the way to net zero carbon emissions by midcentury.
Facebook Bans Holocaust Denial, Distortion Posts
Facebook is banning posts that deny or distort the Holocaust and will start directing people to authoritative sources if they search for information about the Nazi genocide.