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China Vanke Expects to Post Losses in First Half
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CNBC - Business
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Prada reported a rise in first-half revenue despite challenges in a luxury sector grappling with slowing sales growth and lower demand in China.
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Rio Tinto won’t scrap its dual listing in London and Sydney, concluding that doing so would destroy value for shareholders, the chief executive of the world’s second-biggest miner said.1 hr ago -
MarketWatch - Business
Boeing names new CEO as it posts yet another quarterly loss
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German airport passenger numbers climb over 10% in first half of year
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Boeing expects to burn cash again in third quarter after wider-than-expected loss
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ABC News - Top stories
Boeing names its next CEO while posting a quarterly loss of more than $1.4 billion
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MarketWatch - Business
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MarketWatch - Business
Rio Tinto’s first-half profit rises 14%, thanks in part to higher copper prices
Mining giant Rio Tinto said its first-half profit rose by 14% and underlying earnings were up a smidgen, as increased copper production and prices helped to offset a softer result from its dominant iron-ore business.2 hr ago -
MarketWatch - Business
Oil prices post a third straight session decline and fail to shake China demand worries
Oil futures declined on Tuesday to tally a third straight session loss as the market failed to shake off concerns about the outlook for demand from China, the world’s largest crude importer.8 hr ago - China
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