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Stocks Jump After Trump Pauses Tariffs, Nasdaq Sees Best Day in 24 Years
Most stock markets across the world rebounded strongly after US President Donald Trump's stunning U-turn on sweeping reciprocal tariffs on most trading partners.
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Asian Stocks Rebound Despite Trump's Latest China Tariff Threat
Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region seem to regain some calm after Monday's "bloodbath" amid fears about worsening consumer finances following US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.
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16 Killed In Accident At State-Owned Coal Mine In China
Sixteen people were killed in a coal mine accident in Panzhou city in southern China's Guizhou province on Sunday, according to a filing by the mine's owner, Guizhou Panjiang Refined Coal Co, with the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Monday.
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Ark's Wood Remains Bullish On Tesla As U.S. Recession Fears Rise
Star stock picker Cathie Wood of Ark Invest remained bullish on top holding Tesla Inc. despite growing fears of a U.S. recession and shutdowns of the car maker's Shanghai factory due to spiking coronavirus cases.
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Ant Group’s Record $37-Billion IPO Suspended in Shanghai, Hong Kong
China suspended Ant Group's $37 billion (roughly Rs. 2,77,000 crores) listing on Tuesday, thwarting the world's largest stock market debut with just days to go in a dramatic blow to the financial technology firm founded by billionaire Jack Ma.
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Geely Automobile Steps Toward Mainland China Listing; Hong Kong Shares Surge
Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd said its board has approved a preliminary proposal to list new renminbi shares on mainland China's Nasdaq-like STAR board, sending its Hong Kong-listed shares up as much as 7% on Thursday.
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Tesla Extends Profit Run, Promises Record Production, Driving Stock Up 13 Per cent
Tesla on Wednesday said the manufacturing process at its new Shanghai factory was running as expected and said it would increase production of its mass-market Model 3 due to strong demand in China.
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World's Tallest Buildings May Come With A Curse
The Shanghai Tower in China was officially crowned the second-tallest building in the world last week. The same day, as if on cue, the country's stock market had tanked.
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Dow, S&P Off To Worst Four-Day January Start Ever As China Fears Grow
U.S. stocks sold off further on Thursday, giving the Dow and S&P 500 their worst four-day starts to a year ever, dragged down by another drop in Chinese equities and oil prices at 12-year lows.
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China's 29 Minutes Of Chaos: Stunned Brokers And A Race To Sell
Even by the rough-and-tumble standards of China's stock market, it was a chaotic 29 minutes.
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Billionaire Head Of China's Fosun Re-Emerges After 'Disappearance': Media
The billionaire chairman of Fosun Group, one of China's biggest privately-held conglomerates, re-emerged today after he disappeared from public view in connection with an investigation by authorities, Chinese media said.
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Jack Ma of Alibaba Becomes China's Richest Person
The largest stock offer in history has made Jack Ma, founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba, China's richest person with a fortune of $25 billion, an annual wealth ranking in the world's second largest economy that showed on Tuesday.
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China launches sweeping probe as oil pipeline blast toll rises
China has launched a broad investigation into safety at oil and gas pipelines, state media reported on Monday, as the death toll from an explosion at a Sinopec pipeline last week rose to 52.
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Nadal takes stock after sobering defeat
Rafael Nadal came to Shanghai in high spirits and eyeing a 20th Masters title, but a shock defeat to Germany's Florian Mayer means he no longer has a chance of topping the year-end rankings.
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Stocks Jump After Trump Pauses Tariffs, Nasdaq Sees Best Day in 24 Years
Most stock markets across the world rebounded strongly after US President Donald Trump's stunning U-turn on sweeping reciprocal tariffs on most trading partners.
-
Asian Stocks Rebound Despite Trump's Latest China Tariff Threat
Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region seem to regain some calm after Monday's "bloodbath" amid fears about worsening consumer finances following US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.
-
16 Killed In Accident At State-Owned Coal Mine In China
Sixteen people were killed in a coal mine accident in Panzhou city in southern China's Guizhou province on Sunday, according to a filing by the mine's owner, Guizhou Panjiang Refined Coal Co, with the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Monday.
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Ark's Wood Remains Bullish On Tesla As U.S. Recession Fears Rise
Star stock picker Cathie Wood of Ark Invest remained bullish on top holding Tesla Inc. despite growing fears of a U.S. recession and shutdowns of the car maker's Shanghai factory due to spiking coronavirus cases.
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Ant Group’s Record $37-Billion IPO Suspended in Shanghai, Hong Kong
China suspended Ant Group's $37 billion (roughly Rs. 2,77,000 crores) listing on Tuesday, thwarting the world's largest stock market debut with just days to go in a dramatic blow to the financial technology firm founded by billionaire Jack Ma.
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Geely Automobile Steps Toward Mainland China Listing; Hong Kong Shares Surge
Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd said its board has approved a preliminary proposal to list new renminbi shares on mainland China's Nasdaq-like STAR board, sending its Hong Kong-listed shares up as much as 7% on Thursday.
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Tesla Extends Profit Run, Promises Record Production, Driving Stock Up 13 Per cent
Tesla on Wednesday said the manufacturing process at its new Shanghai factory was running as expected and said it would increase production of its mass-market Model 3 due to strong demand in China.
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World's Tallest Buildings May Come With A Curse
The Shanghai Tower in China was officially crowned the second-tallest building in the world last week. The same day, as if on cue, the country's stock market had tanked.
-
Dow, S&P Off To Worst Four-Day January Start Ever As China Fears Grow
U.S. stocks sold off further on Thursday, giving the Dow and S&P 500 their worst four-day starts to a year ever, dragged down by another drop in Chinese equities and oil prices at 12-year lows.
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China's 29 Minutes Of Chaos: Stunned Brokers And A Race To Sell
Even by the rough-and-tumble standards of China's stock market, it was a chaotic 29 minutes.
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Billionaire Head Of China's Fosun Re-Emerges After 'Disappearance': Media
The billionaire chairman of Fosun Group, one of China's biggest privately-held conglomerates, re-emerged today after he disappeared from public view in connection with an investigation by authorities, Chinese media said.
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Jack Ma of Alibaba Becomes China's Richest Person
The largest stock offer in history has made Jack Ma, founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba, China's richest person with a fortune of $25 billion, an annual wealth ranking in the world's second largest economy that showed on Tuesday.
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China launches sweeping probe as oil pipeline blast toll rises
China has launched a broad investigation into safety at oil and gas pipelines, state media reported on Monday, as the death toll from an explosion at a Sinopec pipeline last week rose to 52.
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Nadal takes stock after sobering defeat
Rafael Nadal came to Shanghai in high spirits and eyeing a 20th Masters title, but a shock defeat to Germany's Florian Mayer means he no longer has a chance of topping the year-end rankings.
