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G20 summit endorses multilateral trade system, WTO reforms
The Group of 20 (G20) summit concluded here on Saturday, with members endorsing the multilateral trading system.
U.S. House Republicans' new tax package unlikely to pass: former Senator
The new giant tax package released by House Republicans earlier this week is not going to see a "wholesale passage" in the Congress.
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Gaming machine maker Aristocrat has lifted full-year profit 9.6 per cent and upped its final dividend, despite increased competition and flat markets.
Trump cancels meeting with Putin, citing Ukraine-Russia confrontation
Considering the unsolved confrontation between Russia and Ukraine, Trump has decided it would be "best" to cancel his scheduled meeting with Putin.
S.Korea raises interest rate to 1.75 pct amidst massive household debts
Bank of Kore Governor Lee Ju-yeol and six other monetary policy board members decided to lift the seven-day repurchase rate to 1.75% from 1.50%.
U.S. Fed says another rate hike "likely to be warranted fairly soon"
U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) said on Thursday that almost all Fed policymakers expected another interest rate hike "likely to be warranted fairly soon."
U.S. jobless claims hit 6-month high last week
In the week which ends Nov. 24, the number of people filing for U.S. unemployment benefits increased by 10,000 from previous week's unrevised figure.
U.S. pending home sales drop 2.6 percent in October
U.S. pending home sales fell 2.6 percent in October when compared to September amid recent rise in mortgage rates.
Britain could lose 8 %of GDP growth with "Disorderly Brexit"
A "Disorderly Brexit" could cost Britain 8 percentage points of potential GDP growth over the next five years.
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ANZ will have to pay compensation to two million accounts where customers have been ripped off by the bank.
U.S. Fed warns of vulnerabilities facing financial system
The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday warned of the main vulnerabilities facing the U.S. financial system, including elevated asset prices and debt.
The 'biggest loser' in the trade war is the US, says HK property tycoon
A Hong Kong property tycoon with close ties to the United States says Washington will ultimately regret waging a trade war against China.
Feature: Tourism rejuvenates old Silk Road town
Feature: Chinese digital company seeking growth in U.S.
To Sort Anbang’s Assets, Chinese Authorities Create Dajia
UBS: The globe is headed for a recession if U.S-China trade talks fails
