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Climate change pushes U.S. fund managers to bet on AC makers

Record heatwaves in Europe and Asia this summer are leading fund managers to buy shares of air conditioning manufacturers, betting that the public health risks of rising temperatures will compel businesses and apartment building owners to install cooling systems.



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Gap's Old Navy plans to nearly double its store count after split

Gap Inc's Old Navy brand plans to nearly double its store count in North America as the apparel retailer readies itself to split from the parent company next year.



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Washington, Beijing lay ground for trade deal talks; China buys U.S. soybeans

The United States on Thursday welcomed China's renewed purchases of U.S. farm goods while maintaining the threat of U.S. tariff hikes as the world's two largest economies prepared the ground for talks aimed at breaking the logjam in their trade war.



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Universal basic income could get stage time at the Democrats' debate. Why the idea is gaining steam

The concept of providing people with a guaranteed basic income has gained some traction in the U.S., with pilot programs already underway.

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Brazilian lithium producer Sigma in talks with Tesla, other automakers

Brazil-based lithium startup Sigma Lithium Resources Corp has held talks with Tesla Inc and other automakers about supplying the key battery ingredient in the coming years, the company's chief executive said on Thursday.



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Broadcom misses quarterly revenue estimates, maintains full-year forecast

Broadcom Inc narrowly missed Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Thursday and maintained its full-year forecast, as it faces a slowdown in chip demand and macroeconomic uncertainty due to the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.



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Wall Street ends higher on trade, ECB stimulus hopes

Wall Street advanced on Thursday, and the S&P 500 ended the session within striking distance of its all-time closing high, buoyed by positive developments on the U.S.-China trade front and a promise of continued stimulus from the European Central Bank.



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Deutsche Bank is first to settle bond-rigging lawsuit, amid federal probe

Deutsche Bank AG will pay $15 million to resolve claims it conspired to rig prices of bonds issued by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac , becoming the first of 16 financial services companies to settle litigation by investors.



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Trade hopes lifts stocks, bond yields

A gauge of global stock markets rose for a seventh straight day in choppy trading on Thursday after hints of progress in the U.S.-China trade dispute, pushing bond yields off lows hit earlier on the heels of new stimulus measures put forth by the European Central Bank.



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'Not enough:' Investors react to Pemex bond plan

Mexico's national oil company Pemex will need more than the $5 billion cash capital contribution from the government announced on Wednesday to turn around its fate, investors said, although there was interest in the plan's lengthening of debt maturities.



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A crazy last 24 hours has put the market inches away from a record: Here's what happened

Here's what investors need to know about what's happening in this rapidly changing U.S. market environment.

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U.S. may issue 100-year bonds if 50-year bond issue succeeds: Mnuchin

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday said the United States may issue 100-year bonds if a bid to issue 50-year bonds is successful.



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Time for Pemex to step up to fend off downgrade, deputy finance minister says

After a $5 billion government lifeline to pay off debt, Mexico's struggling state oil company Pemex must now do its part to fend off a threatened credit downgrade by keeping promises to increase production and lowering costs, a top official said.



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U.S. House panel wants Boeing CEO to allow employee interviews on 737 MAX

A U.S. House committee on Thursday asked Boeing Co Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg to request interviews with several employees as part of the congressional probe into the design, development and certification of 737 MAX involved in two fatal crashes in five months killing 346 people.



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Libra: France opposes the development of Facebook’s currency “on European soil”

Le Monde with AFP | Sep 12, 2019 Bruno Le Maire expressed his hostility towards this cryptocurrency project, saying that "the monetary sovereignty of states is at stake" Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire announced on Thursday (September 12th) that France was refusing to authorize the development "on European soil" of libra, the cryptocurrency that Facebook

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