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  • European Central Bank Monthly MeetingFinance

    After a Tumultuous Stint, Mario Draghi Is Leaving the ECB. His Legacy Will Forever Be Tied to These 3 Words

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  • Libra Facebook : IllustrationFinance

    How Regulators Nearly Killed Off Libra—and Why They Might Yet Have Second Thoughts About the Digital Currency

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  • The offshore wind farm Arkona, a project of the energy companies E.ON and Equinor, in the Baltic Sea.International

    The World’s Biggest Turbines and No Subsidies: How Offshore Wind Is Entering a New Era

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  • The attacks on Saudi Arabia have opened up an opportunity for Russia

    The Saudi Oil Attacks Are Shifting the Gulf’s Power Balance—Towards Russia

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  • Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank, announced on September 12, 2019 that the bank would loosen monetary policy, including reintroducing bond buyingInternational

    The European Central Bank’s ‘Bazooka’ is Back. This Time, There’s Less of a Bang

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  • Germany appears to be heading for recession, but the economy may still be stronger than it appearsInternational

    Are Fears of a German Recession Overblown? 5 Reasons Not to Worry—Yet

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  • Hong Kong Tycoon Li Ka-shing RetiresInternational

    Why One of Asia’s Richest Men Is Buying a British Pub Business Right Before Brexit

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  • The Aston Martin DBX seen at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019 on July 4th in Chichester, England. The future of Aston Martin is resting largely on the success of the company’s first SUV.

    Aston Martin Tried to Replicate Ferrari’s IPO Success. Instead, Its Shares Are Down 75%

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  • H&M worker arranges store mannequinInternational

    H&M and Zara Are Closing Stores to Get Ahead

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  • John Flint, former CEO of HSBCInternational

    HSBC Has Long Been Loyal to Its CEOs. What Changed Today?

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  • Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), at the ECB headquarters. The ECB held off on loosening monetary policy on Thursday.International

    Mario Draghi Holds Off Loosening Monetary Policy, Giving the Fed the Right of Way

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  • Boris Johnson, the U.K.'s new prime minister, has pledged to get the country out of the EU—no matter what.

    As Boris Johnson Takes the Lead, the U.K. is Headed Back to the Brink on Brexit

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  • Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer new defense ministerInternational

    Europe Wants to Be the World’s Climate Change Police—If Only It Can Agree on What That Means

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  • Deutsche Bank building FrankfurtInternational

    The Party’s Over for ‘The World’s Most Dangerous Bank’

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  • Presidents Trump and Xi are meeting at the G20 on Saturday. Will they ease or escalate the on-going trade tiff?International

    A Fear at the G20 Summit: That the U.S.-China Trade War Turns Into a Currency Conflict

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