This week is going to be a very interesting week with so many news coming out to the market that can greatly affect the month of August. Bulls are fighting really hard to stay ahead and bears could be potentially lurking around the corner. Will this week spark a catalyst to tilt one of them […]
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BBC News – Business- Check your train time - new timetables to beginNew rail timetables come in on Sunday, with more and speedier services promised on some routes.
- Quadriga: Lawyers for users of bankrupt crypto firm seek exhumation of founderLawyers for Quadriga users say there are "questionable circumstances" behind Gerald Cotten's death.
- What the Conservatives' win means for your moneyPromises have been made and plans put in place that will have an effect on your finances after the election.
- General election 2019: Pound and shares surgeThe FTSE is higher while sterling hits its highest level against the dollar since June last year.
- Trump halts new tariffs in US China trade warThe so-called phase one deal will see billions of dollars in tariffs removed or delayed.
- Viagogo's takeover of StubHub faces competition probeThe regulator is considering whether the takeover will lead to "a substantial lessening of competition".
- Businesses urge Johnson to secure trade dealsBosses have called on the prime minister to secure the future terms of trade with the EU.
- Timetable set for Woodford fund repaymentsStricken investors in Neil Woodford's former flagship fund will receive their first payments on 20 January.
- Qantas picks Airbus over Boeing for longest flightsThe move marks a fresh blow to rival Boeing as it deals with the fallout from its grounded 737 Max jets.
- How the snow globe became a million dollar ideaThe BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the snow globe became a million dollar idea.
- Check your train time - new timetables to begin
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- Canadian regulator dismisses Catalyst request for cease trade order on Hudson's take private dealCanadian financial regulator the Ontario Securities Commission said on Friday it has dismissed a request by Catalyst for a cease trade order relating to proposed take-private deal of Hudson's Bay .
- What's in the U.S.-China 'phase one' trade dealThe United States and China have agreed on the terms of a "phase one" trade deal that reduces some U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods while boosting Chinese purchases of American farm, energy and manufactured goods and addressing some U.S. complaints about intellectual property practices.
- U.S.-China trade deal cuts tariffs for Beijing promise of big farm purchasesThe United States and China cooled their trade war on Friday, announcing a "Phase one" agreement that reduces some U.S. tariffs in exchange for what U.S. officials said would be a big jump in Chinese purchases of American farm products and other goods.
- Bristol-Myers wins $752 million in U.S. patent case against GileadBristol-Myers Squibb Co on Friday said it won a $752 million jury verdict against Gilead Sciences Inc in a U.S. patent dispute relating to technology for treating cancer.
- U.S. agency probes 12th Tesla crash tied to possible Autopilot useThe U.S. auto safety agency said Friday it will investigate a 12th Tesla crash that may be tied to the vehicle's advanced Autopilot driver assistance system after a Tesla Model 3 rear-ended a parked police car in Connecticut on Saturday.
- T-Mobile CEO takes the stand in T-Mobile/Sprint merger trialT-Mobile US Inc Chief Executive John Legere testified on Friday that he believes U.S. regulators considered Dish Network's history of attempting to build a wireless network when they approved the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint Corp.
- Uber submits appeal to regain London taxi licenseUber submitted an appeal on Friday against a decision by London's transport regulator to strip the taxi app of its right to operate in one its most important markets, setting up a potentially lengthy legal process during which it can continue to take rides.
- Bankrupt Philadelphia refinery expects second insurance paymentInsurers of Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) have indicated they will make a second payment of $15 million from its property policy in connection to the June fire and subsequent shutdown of the plant, court documents showed.
- U.S. prosecutor calls on UAW to cooperate, probe may widenThe U.S. Attorney leading the investigation of corruption within the United Auto Workers (UAW) told Reuters on Friday the union's leadership still is not fully cooperating with the government, but that individuals are giving federal investigators tips that could expand the probe.
- Facebook, privacy activist Schrems battle nears end on Dec. 19Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems' seven-year battle against Facebook reaches a crucial point on Dec. 17 when an adviser to Europe's top court will issue his view on whether tools used by companies to transfer data abroad are legal or not.
- Canadian regulator dismisses Catalyst request for cease trade order on Hudson's take private deal