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Vai alla Scheda Paese »There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.
— John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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O eclipse do mercado mundial
Nesta sexta-feira, um eclipse no mercado mundial antecipou o da lua. O gigantesco lucro da Amazon, de US$ 2 bilhões, obscureceu o Facebook, que ontem (26) levou um tombo histórico de US$ 120 bilhões. Alerta o analista da Slate Money Felix Salmon que está observando outro lado pouco visível na ...
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China said to plan build-up
China plans to put more money into infrastructure projects and ease borrowing curbs on local governments to help soften the blow to the economy from the Sino-US trade war, policy sources have said.
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'When we’re in uniform they treat us well': Israel's Druze no longer feel like blood brothers
The new nation-state law has given members of Israel's model minority the feeling they've been betrayed: 'We’re blood brothers when someone dies but now we're second-class?'
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Pil Usa cresce del 4,1%, miglior performance in quasi quattro anni
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Americans have been saving more than was thought
US rate revised higher after statistics overhaul, with GDP figure also altered
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Turkey will not bow down to threats, Çavuşoğlu tells US counterpart Pompeo
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has told U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that Ankara “will not bow down” to threats, a ministry source said.
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US GDP growth best in 4 years
WASHINGTON: The US economy grew by 4.1% year-on-year in the second quarter, the fastest since 2014, letting President Donald Trump claim a win for his policies even though expansion is projected to cool.
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Philippine, Indonesian stocks lead Southeast Asian peers
Most Southeast Asian stock markets ended higher on Friday tracking broader Asia, with the Philippines marking its highest weekly close in more than 1-1/2 years, but gains were limited as lingering US-Sino trade tensions kept investors watchful.
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Washington and Tokyo to discuss trade in August, U.S. trade representative says
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer suggested Thursday that the first meeting of a new trade dialogue between he and economy minister Toshimitsu Motegi will take ...
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Texas Company cleared to put 3D-printed gun designs online
Law enforcement officials express concern about allowing the designs for such firearms to be publicly available
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The Catalan question continues to divide
They want out VIC, A PROSPEROUS town of 43,000 people about 90 minutes north of Barcelona, is sometimes called “the capital of Catalan Catalonia”. Almost every building in its medieval town square has a banner calling for “democracy” and the release of the detained separatist leaders. “They think that with prison ...
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The problems of Spain’s decentralisation
FOR A DIFFERENT view of the problems of decentralisation, head to Valencia, Spain’s third city and the capital of a region of 5m people. The PP governed the region from 1995 until 2015 and pursued a grandiose dream of turning it into a Spanish Florida. It brought in Formula 1 ...
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Dalle auto alla soia, cos’è successo e cosa cambia con il summit Usa-Ue
Il vertice di mercoledì fra il presidente americano Donald Trump e il presidente della Commissione europea Jean-Claude Juncker ha congelato la guerra commerciale fra Washington e Bruxelles. La Ue scongiura il rischio di dazi del 20% sulle vetture, gli Usa ...
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Lasting peace still distant in US-EU trade war
Trump struck with Juncker the kind of ‘deal’ he has backed away from in past
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U.S. House passes $716 billion defense bill targeting Chinese investments, tech
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday passed a $716 billion defense authorization bill that aims to rein in China’s investments in the United States ...
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NXP’s Chief Criticizes China After Qualcomm Deal Collapses
Richard Clemmer, NXP’s chief executive, blamed Chinese authorities for withholding approval of a $44 billion deal with Qualcomm amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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Facebook Sends Nasdaq Tumbling, but Trade Optimism Boosts Dow
A plunge in Facebook Inc's shares pushed the Nasdaq down more than 1 percent on Thursday, the index's biggest one-day drop in a month, but industrial stocks rose after the United States and the European Union said they would negotiate on trade.
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Gasto de turistas estrangeiros no Brasil sobe 6% no primeiro semestre
A receita gerada pelo turismo internacional no Brasil, de janeiro a junho, aumentou 5,94% na comparação com a do primeiro semestre do ano passado, informou hoje (26) o Ministério do Turismo. Os viajantes estrangeiros deixaram no país US$ 3,24 bilhões, US$ 180 milhões a mais do que no primeiro semestre ...
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Contas externas têm resultado positivo de US$ 435 milhões em junho
As contas externas brasileiras apresentaram resultado positivo pelo quarto mês consecutivo. Em junho, houve superávit em transações correntes, que são compras e vendas de mercadorias e serviços e transferências de renda do país com outras nações. O resultado ficou positivo em US$ 435 milhões, mas foi bem menor que o de ...
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Economia crescerá 1,6% em 2018, prevê CNI
Estimativas divulgadas hoje (26) pela Confederação Nacional da Indústria (CNI) indicam que a economia brasileira crescerá este ano "apenas 1,6%". O número é um ponto percentual abaixo do previsto em abril. De acordo com o Informe Conjuntural referente ao segundo trimestre, estudo que traz a revisão de expectativas da entidade para ...
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China’s suffocation of Qualcomm deal signals new era
Rebuff to US semiconductor company seen as collateral damage of trade tension