Archive for the April 29, 2017
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Ford Motor Co reported a lower quarterly net profit on Thursday but beat analyst expectations amid higher commodity, engineering and recall costs, and a drop in vehicle sales. Ford shares were down slightly at $11.54
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Ford Motor Co reported a lower quarterly net profit on Thursday but beat analyst expectations amid higher commodity, engineering and recall costs, and a drop in vehicle sales. Ford shares were down slightly at $11.54
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Spain's first-quarter jobless rate rose for the first time in a year, official figures showed Thursday, mainly due to a lull in the tourism sector. Unemployment from January to March 2017 stood at 18.7 percent,
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Eurozone economic sentiment climbed to a near 10-year high in April against expectations of almost no change as confidence in all sectors improved and inflation expectations dampened, EU data showed on Thursday. The European Commission's
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The Canadian economy stalled in February after a healthy start to the year but is still on track to meet and possibly exceed the Bank of Canada's forecast for first-quarter annualised growth, analysts said. Statistics
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Google parent Alphabet Inc posted a surge in profit on Thursday, underscoring that despite concerns about an advertiser revolt on YouTube, the popular video streaming site remains the engine of its growth. Wall Street grew
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Google parent Alphabet Inc posted a surge in profit on Thursday, underscoring that despite concerns about an advertiser revolt on YouTube, the popular video streaming site remains the engine of its growth. Wall Street grew
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Strong crop harvests pushed down wholesale prices in Brazil in April, according to a survey on Thursday, a strong sign that the country's inflation rate should fall well below the government's target in coming months.
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French oil and gas major Total has signed a short-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply contract with Japan's JERA, signalling its willingness to offer flexible terms to traditional buyers amid a global glut and lower
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South Africa's debt downgrade to junk status and the finance minister's recent dismissal mean interest rates will be on hold until 2020 at least, a Reuters poll found on Wednesday. Economists in the poll, taken
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