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Regno Unito
Sony to shift European domicile from UK on Brexit risk
Japanese group’s Europe business registration to move to the Netherlands
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Cina
Stocks Tumble as China Trade-Deal Concerns Resurface
Stocks slumped from the start, with selling worsening through the day. Tech and industrial shares weighed heavily on the market.
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Australia
Did Australia Poke a Hole in Your Phone’s Security?
A law passed last month allows the authorities to compel tech companies to build tools to bypass their products’ encryption. It has global implications.
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Giappone
Giappone, frenano i settori dell'industria. In crescita solo l'edilizia
(Teleborsa) - Frena il ritmo di crescita dell'economia giapponese nel mese di novembre. Lo conferma l'indice dell'attività complessiva che scende dello 0,3% dopo il +1,9% del mese precedente (dato...
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Nicaragua
Nicaragua’s Main Business Association Plans Rally for Jan. 24
The Private Enterprise Council (COSEP), The American Chamber of Commerce of Nicaragua, The Foundation for Economic and Social Development (Funides),[...]
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Nuova Zelanda
Wellington rents most expensive in country: Trade Me
Wellington is now the country's most expensive city in which to rent, according to Trade Me.
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Senegal
Le CNRA va conduire ses missions "en toute conformité avec la loi'', assure un de ses membres
Dakar, 22 jan (APS) - Le Conseil national de régulation de l'audiovisuel (CNRA) va assurer ses missions ''en toute conformité avec la loi'', en perspective de la présidentielle du 24 février prochain, a assuré un de ses membres, Lucky Patrick Mendy. - Société
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USA
White House denies reports of canceled trade meeting
WASHINGTON: The White House on Tuesday said high-level trade talks with Beijing were proceeding uninterrupted, quickly rebutting media reports that progress toward resolving their trade war had faltered.
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Nigeria
Nigeria's central bank to finance Dangote's oil with Sh21b
Nigeria's central bank will provide 75 billion naira in financing to an oil refinery project being built by Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote
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USA Kenya
Britam buys Sh1.4bn power firm stake
Britam Asset Managers (Kenya) has bought a Sh1.4 billion stake in a local electricity producer through a US-based investment firm as the company seeks to diversify its investments beyond equities, real estate and bonds.