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Argentina
Finance news you need to know today
ARGENTINA has returned to the international bond markets for the first time in 15 years as it winds down a long-running battle with investors.
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Brasile
Brasil puxa para baixo vendas da L'Óreal na América Latina
Excluindo o país, o mercado latino-americano teria registrado um crescimento de mais de 10% em mesmas lojas, disse a multinacional
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USA
Kashkari, (Fed): "Economia USA viaggia in acque inesplorate"
(Teleborsa) - "L'economia degli Stati Uniti viaggia in acque inesplorate". E' quanto ha dichiarato Neel Kashkari il presidente della Fed di Minneapolis che usando una...
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USA Italia
Contraffazione e pirateria, giro d'affari che sfiora 500 miliardi. Italia più colpita dopo gli USA
(Teleborsa) - Le importazioni di merci contraffatte valgono quasi mezzo miliardo di dollari, ovvero il 12,5% delle importazioni globali, con i marchi americani, italiani e francesi, tra i...
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Argentina
Uber no pagaría sus impuestos en la Argentina
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Turchia
Yazidi women trade case closed in two weeks, evidence not examined: Bar
A case concerning claims that Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militants “sold” Yazidi women and children, which ended in the acquittal of the suspects in 16 days, has drawn reactions from the bar association in the southeastern province of Gaziantep, which said key evidence in the case ...
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Cina
China shelves plan to regulate halal food preparation
A plan to regulate halal food has not been included in China’s legislative work order for 2016, after concerns were raised that the law would lead to the government having authority over religious issues
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Turchia USA
Turkey’s story should be about investment, productivity: MIT professor
Turkey’s non-investing economy is not sustainable, according to Daron Acemoğlu, an economy professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who highlighted that Turkey’s “story” should be about investment and productivity, not the non-investing “bad” growth that comes from domestic consumption
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Regno Unito
UK's Osborne warns voters of Brexit's permanent hit to economy
British finance minister George Osborne said a vote to leave the European Union would do permanent damage to the country's economy and could cost each household 4,300 pounds ($6,100) a year by 2030
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Spagna
Vuelve el Mercado del Sonido a Madrid
El Mercado del Sonido o, lo que es lo mismo, el ‘Music and Dealers’ vuelve por segundo año consecutivo a Madrid.…