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French industrialist Serge Dassault dies at 93
PARIS (Reuters) – French billionaire industrialist Serge Dassault, also a conservative politician, died in Paris on Monday, a spokesman for Dassault Group said.
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Do You Live in an Exceptional Nation?
Editor’s Note: Memorial Day is an occasion for us to reflect on our great nation – and the men and women who have given their lives defending it.
Today we wanted to remind you that our fallen soldiers didn’t make these sacrifices in vain. We think you’ll appreciate this essay on American greatness from Alexander Green.
Originally written in 2012, it’s not at all surprising that it rings as true today as it did then.
Donna DiVenuto-Ball, Managing Editor
Of all the political arguments being made, perhaps none is sillier than the left/right debate about American exceptionalism.
As every schoolchild knows, the United States has …read more […]
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Is Cypress Semiconductor (CY) Stock Outpacing Its Computer and Technology Peers This Year?
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Britain could sell 10 percent stake in RBS as soon as this week: Sky News
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain could sell a 10 percent stake in Royal Bank of Scotland as soon as this week, Sky News reported on Monday, citing banking sources.
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3 Defensive Stocks to Cushion Your Portfolio From a Market Downfall
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Indian trader group objects to Walmart-Flipkart deal
MUMBAI (Reuters) – An Indian trader body has raised objections to Walmart Inc’s $16 billion acquisition of e-commerce firm Flipkart, though lawyers and sources said the complaint to the country’s antitrust regulator is unlikely to threaten the deal.
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Carnival or Royal Caribbean: Which is a Better Cruise Stock?
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Oil extends losses as OPEC and Russia look to raise output
LONDON (Reuters) – Oil prices extended losses on Monday as Saudi Arabia and Russia said they may increase supplies while U.S. production gains show no signs of slowing.
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China’s Anbang says investor selection work under way
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s Anbang Insurance Group [ANBANG.UL] said on Monday that the selection process for a strategic shareholder has begun, reiterating that it has ample cashflow and is operating normally after its state-backed bailout.
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China rejects U.S. charge of ‘forced technology transfer’ at WTO
GENEVA (Reuters) – China told the World Trade Organization’s dispute settlement body on Monday that U.S. accusations that Beijing forced companies to hand over technology as a cost of doing business in China were groundless.
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Malaysia says it will axe high-speed railway to Singapore
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — New Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said Monday that a planned high-speed railway that would cut travel time between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to just 90 minutes will be axed because it isn’t beneficial. …read more […]
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Indian traders’ group files objection to Walmart-Flipkart deal
MUMBAI (Reuters) – The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has filed an objection to Walmart Inc’s $16 billion merger with e-commerce company Flipkart with the country’s competition watchdog, it said on Monday.
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Civil rights advisers hope Starbucks’ anti-bias training sets example
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Black leaders who are advising Starbucks Corp on its anti-bias training program, which begins Tuesday, hope it will reinvigorate decades-old efforts to ensure minorities get equal treatment in restaurants and stores, setting an example for other corporations.