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Brazil to increase capacity to help Venezuelan migrants.
Apr 18, 2018
Brazil is increasing its capacity to help migrants crossing the border from Venezuela to escape the economic and political crisis affecting their country
GM replaces Cadillac president after US sales decline
Apr 18, 2018
General Motors has replaced the head of its Cadillac luxury brand, which has struggled for years to compete against German and Japanese luxury automakers in the US
Israel at 70: Satisfaction and grim disquiet share the stage
Apr 18, 2018
As Israelis mark 70 years as a country this week, satisfaction and a grim disquiet share the stage
Belgium probing if chemical was illegally exported to Syria
Apr 18, 2018
Belgian authorities are investigating whether three companies might have been involved in the illegal export of chemicals to Syria
Kosovo, Serbian business ties withstand political dispute
Apr 18, 2018
Despite simmering diplomatic tensions between Serbia and Kosovo, business ties seem to be growing, with companies from both sides flocking to strike deals at a regional trade fair.
Zimbabwe marks Independence Day _ from Mugabe, too
Apr 18, 2018
Zimbabwe marks Independence Day _ from Mugabe, too; many celebrating 'a new era'
Judge: Convicted swindler won't have to pay restitution
Apr 18, 2018
A judge has ruled that a former Connecticut insurance broker convicted of swindling millions of dollars from several elderly clients won't have to repay the money as originally ordered
Morgan Stanley posts record 1Q profit, helped by trading
Apr 18, 2018
Investment bank Morgan Stanley posts record profit in the first quarter, helped by a lower tax bill and a boost in revenue from last quarter's volatile markets.
UK hopes former colonies can give trade boost after Brexit
Apr 18, 2018
For decades, the Commonwealth, at least in Britain has been largely ignored, a quaint relic of an empire upon which the sun never set
French trains, Air France flights disrupted by strikes
Apr 18, 2018
Rail traffic across France and Air France flights were disrupted by strikes despite French President Emmanuel Macron's insistence that protests won't prevent him from overhauling the economy.
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