Manufacturing activity in China picks up speed in March, an initial HSBC survey indicates, adding to hopes of a sustained recovery in its economy.
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Stock under pressure after Jefferies analyst Peter Misak issued an unflattering report on Apple, adding to a string of negative research published on the company this week.
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Chinese exports rose more-than-expected in February, adding to optimism over a recovery in the world’s second-largest economy.
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Japan’s stock market is on a tear, adding more than 7% over the past month as investors cheer loose monetary policy and the buckets of fiscal stimulus being pumped into the country’s economy.
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Second Street Capital, Inc. (“SSCI”) announced today that the company has formed two new wholly owned subsidiary companies, a new real estate brokerage subsidiary named “Second Street Realty, LLC and a new construction company called Second Street Construction, LLC.
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China reports better-than-expected trade data, adding to hopes that growth in the world’s second-largest economy may be on the rebound.
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The US unemployment rate held steady at 7.8% in December, adding a further 155,000 jobs, mainly in the healthcare, manufacturing, construction and food services sectors
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Manufacturing activity in China expands for the third month in a row, adding to hopes of a rebound in the world’s second-largest economy.
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UK retail sales failed to grow in November, adding to fears that consumers are reining in spending ahead of Christmas.
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The online radio service shocked Wall Street with a weak outlook for the fourth quarter., adding to worries Pandora investors have about royalties to musicians as well as competition from Spotify and Apple.
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