Archive for the January 12, 2019
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Britain's economy grew at its weakest pace in half a year in the three months to November as factories suffered from tough global trade conditions and the approach of Brexit, official data showed on Friday.
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General Motors projected strong 2019 profits Friday, fuelled by savings from a deep restructuring including job cuts, and by solid sales in the United States and China. GM, which has faced criticism from President Donald
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Ford plans to cut 1,150 jobs in Britain, a union announced Friday, one day after the US car giant unveiled a major restructuring of its European operations. The company on Thursday said it planned a
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German car giant Volkswagen said Friday it sold a record number of vehicles in 2018 even as it felt the sting from US-China trade tensions and problems with European emissions tests in the final months
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The recalled Doug Bracewell and debutant Scott Kuggeleijn starred with bat and ball for New Zealand to beat Sri Lanka by 35 runs in the one-off Twenty20 match in Auckland on Friday. It ended a
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Pakistan's most decorated skipper, Misbah-ul-Haq is one of the main attractions of the three-day Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Grade-II, which commenced on Friday. In the event, Misbah (44) who played 276 international matches and scored 11,132 runs
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Second round of Bank AL Habib's 8th Rashid D. Habib Memorial National Professional Golf Championship was played at Karachi Golf Course on Friday. Matloob Ahmed of Lahore Gymkhana maintained lead on second day with 134-10
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Pakistan batsman Haris Sohail will resume training at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore next week following the recurrence of a right knee injury, which he sustained during a three-day practice match in South Africa.
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Pakistan's bowlers changed the course of the third and final Test against South Africa when they engineered a dramatic collapse on the first day of the third and final Test on Friday. From being in
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A tearful Andy Murray on Friday announced he would likely retire this year due to severe pain from a hip injury, saying next week's Australian Open could be the last tournament of a glittering career.
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