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| Li to meet global institution chiefs on economic issues |
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will hold a roundtable meeting with the leaders of six major international economic and financial institutions in Beijing on Nov 6, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang announced Tuesday
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| WPP shares plunge 22% after weak third quarter |
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Advertising giant hit by slowdown in client spending and industry shifts
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| China to hold reform, opening up exhibition |
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China will hold a grand exhibition titled "The Great Revolution" to celebrate the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up
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| Saudi Arabia Has No Plans to Repeat 1973 Oil Crisis, Falih Says |
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Saudi Arabia has no intention of using its oil wealth as a political tool in the controversy over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and the kingdom plans to boost crude output again soon
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| Top Chinese official pleas for calm as growth slows |
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Quarterly GDP growth of 6.5% is weakest since depths of global financial crisis
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| Kazakhstan Looks to Stave Off Rate Hike With Other ‘Maneuvers’ |
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Kazakhstan’s central bank has a range of options besides changing its key interest rate as it looks to fine-tune monetary policy after markets stabilized and inflation came in below expectations, according to Governor Daniyar Akishev
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| BRI financing forum explores ways for tomorrow's developing momentum |
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Innovative infrastructure financing will not only lay solid foundation for an economic take-off of the developing world but also facilitate long-term gains for banking and related service sectors, according to a special forum held in Hong Kong Monday
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| U.S. Treasury Staff Finds China Isn’t Manipulating Yuan, Sources Say |
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The U.S. Treasury Department’s staff has advised Secretary Steven Mnuchin that China isn’t manipulating the yuan as the Trump administration prepares to issue a closely watched report on foreign currencies, according to two people familiar with the matter
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| Musk sued by SEC over Tesla take-private claims |
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Electric car maker’s shares drop 12% in after-hours trading following regulator move
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| ‘We say, if you want to get rich, build roads first’ |
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Vice-minister Le Yucheng rejects criticism, says China is providing much-needed infrastructure
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| OPEC Expects U.S. Shale to Steal Market Share Until Late-2020s |
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The rise of U.S. shale oil is set to extend well into the 2020s, stealing market share from OPEC, the group said in its latest World Oil Outlook
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| World Economic Forum Takes On China Tech Regulation |
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Its Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution will serve as a think tank and testing ground for emerging-technologies policy
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| Alibaba’s Ma abandons pledge to create 1m US jobs |
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Chairman says promise to Trump ‘cannot be fulfilled’ as China trade tensions escalate
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| Li: China to take new measures on opening-up |
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China will further reduce the tariff duties on some imports, making the country's overall tariffs continue to fall, and gradually remove the
unreasonable charges on imports, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday
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