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Tokyo stocks open higher, continuing strong run
Tokyo stocks opened higher on Thursday, continuing
Hong Kong stocks build on gains at open
Hong Kong stocks enjoyed more gains at the open Thursday on growing optimism that China and the United States can reach an agreement to avert an all-out trade war.
Alibaba's Ma says 1m US jobs pledge thwarted by trade row
Alibaba founder Jack Ma said his ambitious pledge to create one million jobs in the US had been scuppered by the trade row between Beijing and Washington, Chinese state news reported Thursday.
Can soaring cannabis shares stay high?
Cannabis stocks took
Markets mostly rise between trade war salvos
Global stocks mostly pushed higher on Wednesday as investors looked past the latest tit-for-tat tariffs by China and the United States.
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