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Tokyo shares end up on US-China trade hopes

Tokyo stocks shed earlier losses to end the Thursday session marginally higher, thanks to rekindled hopes for progress in the US-China trade talks.
Germany firm on Saudi arms ban despite British warning

Germany said Wednesday it would hold firm on its decision to halt weapons exports to Saudi Arabia...
France fines UBS bank record 3.7 bn euros in tax fraud case

A Paris court on Wednesday fined Swiss banking giant UBS 3.7 billion euros ($4.2 billion) for encouraging customers to commit tax fraud...
Daimler faces mega fine in diesel probe

Mercedes-Benz parent company Daimler could be set for

Hong Kong stocks end morning with gains on trade hopes

Hong Kong stocks climbed in the morning session Thursday, in line with


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News from TheBull.com.au

Germany firm on Saudi arms ban despite British warning,
Germany said Wednesday it would hold firm on its decision to halt weapons exports to Saudi Arabia...
France fines UBS bank record 3.7 bn euros in tax fraud case,
A Paris court on Wednesday fined Swiss banking giant UBS 3.7 billion euros ($4.2 billion) for encouraging customers to commit tax...
Daimler faces mega fine in diesel probe,
Mercedes-Benz parent company Daimler could be set for a massive fine in Germany over diesel trickery, as prosecutors confirmed...
Digital to overtake traditional advertising in US: tracker,
Spending on digital advertising is set to overtake that of traditional media in the United States for the first time in 2019, in a...
EU internet copyright reform survives key hurdle,
EU member states narrowly approved a massive overhaul of the bloc's online copyright law Wednesday...
CommSec Daily Report Thursday,
Local shares are stumbling towards lunch after notching early gains in the session. The ASX 200 index is now lower by 8 points or...
Westpac faces class action over home loans,
Westpac will face a class action in the Federal Court, with the bank accused of irresponsibly granting home loans to people who...
Qantas hands back $305m despite profit dip,
Qantas is launching another buyback despite first-half profit falling 16.3 per cent to $498 million on a jump in fuel costs.
Flight Centre's special dividend take-off,
Flight Centre is handing out a special dividend to shareholders despite a 17 per cent profit dip.
Gas shortage to hit Qld LNG plants: study,
Two of Queensland's six LNG export trains off Gladstone could be forced to close by 2025, as there isn't enough gas to feed them, a...