Finance
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987This map shows which countries are being taken over by robots
Eric Thayer/GettyHonda Motors demonstrates its Asimo robot during a media preview of the 2014 New York International Auto Show. Bank of America...
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1.1KCongress just fired a shot against its next drug-pricing target, and its shares took a hit (MDVN)
ReutersBernie Sanders and Elijah Cummings. Congress is going after another drug maker’s pricing tactics. In a letter to the National Institutes of...
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925U.S. court shoots down Puerto Rico tax on Wal-Mart
Thomson ReutersA shopper pushes a cart in front of a Wal-Mart store in Mexico City (Reuters) – A U.S. district court judge...
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1.3K1Where Jim Cramer says young people should invest their first $10,000
APJim Cramer is the host of CNBC’s “Mad Money.” See Also Anyone can learn a simple lesson about money from a former...
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1.1KLoeb says Japan’s Seven & I should shut more stores: Nikkei
Thomson ReutersA shopper is seen behind a Seven & I Holdings’ logo at a 7-Eleven convenience store in Tokyo TOKYO (Reuters) –...
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934Japan’s negative rates a looming headache for central bank
Thomson ReutersA man walks past BOJ building in Tokyo By Lisa Twaronite and Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) – Driving interest rates below...
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1.2KHEDGE FUND MANAGER: This is ‘no longer an investment market but a battlefield’
Reuters/Toby MelvilleBritish army personnel perform a battle re-enactment during the Windsor Tattoo show at Windsor Castle in Windsor in southern England May...
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1.2KThis ‘Asian Tiger’ might have to turn to negative interest rates
Capital Economics Taiwan slashed rates for the third time in six months on Thursday. The central bank lowered rates by another 12.5...
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1.9KEveryone is worried that a third China bubble is about to pop
REUTERS/China Daily First, China’s property bubble popped. Then, China’s stock market bubble burst over the summer, and investors lost a ton of...
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1.1KAsian shares, dollar firm; eyes on U.S. data, Fed
Thomson ReutersA man looks at an electronic board outside a brokerage in Tokyo By Hideyuki Sano TOKYO (Reuters) – The dollar remained...