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Live: Donald Trump wins US election and vows to 'bind the wounds of division' as world leaders react
Mirror.co.uk Clinton went into election day with a lead in the polls, but confidence in her becoming America's first female President rapidly disappeared as results started coming in. In a victory speech Trump dropped the vitriol of his campaign and vowed to "bind … |
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Reuters |
Global stocks up as nervous markets wager on Clinton winning White House r…
Reuters People are reflected in a display (top) showing the current exchange rate between U.S. dollar and Japanese Yen outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan, November 7, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon. By Nichola Saminather | SINGAPORE. SINGAPORE … U.S. Election Guide to Markets: What to Watch Once It's All OverBloomberg Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Keep Asia Markets GuessingWall Street Journal What the Election Means for the MarketsNew York Times Los Angeles Times –Chicago Tribune –Business Insider –Washington Post all 72 news articles » |
Bloomberg |
Toyota Lifts Profit Forecast as Stable Yen Improves Outlook
Bloomberg Toyota Motor Corp. raised its profit forecast for this fiscal year as the yen's rally stopped short of levels that the automaker had predicted, providing some respite from a sales slowdown that's threatening its position as the world's top seller … Toyota Profit Falls on Strong Yen, Weak US SalesWall Street Journal Strong Yen Sends Toyota's Quarterly Profit Sinking 36 PctNew York Times Toyota in reverse as profits head in wrong directionThe National eNCA –Yahoo7 News –Ward’s Auto –MarketWatch all 42 news articles » |
Wall Street Journal |
China's Exports Hurt by Weak Demand
Wall Street Journal BEIJING—Chinese exports fell in October for the seventh consecutive month as weak demand continued to weigh on the world's second-largest economy, although the decline wasn't as sharp as in September. Exports dropped 7.3% last month from a year … China's trade performance remained weak in OctoberBusiness Insider China Oct exports, imports fall more than expectedReuters China's October exports fall in new sign of global weaknessU.S. News & World Report TheStreet.com –CNBC –ABC Online –eNCA all 65 news articles » |
South China Morning Post |
China blocks 2 Hong Kong lawmakers
Tribune-Review BEIJING — China's top legislature took the rare step Monday of intervening directly in a local Hong Kong political dispute by effectively barring two legally elected separatist lawmakers from taking office, setting the stage for further turmoil in the … Hong Kong Stocks Climb for Second Day as Casinos Lead AdvanceBloomberg Hong Kong's faith in rule of law shaken by China rulingDaily Mail China's reformist finance minister oustedMarketWatch AsiaOne –Daily Mining Gazette –The Straits Times –South China Morning Post all 76 news articles » |
TechCrunch |
Is LeEco really in trouble?
TechCrunch Billionaire CEO Yueting Jia told employees in a letter last week that the company's rapid growth was leading to stagnation and management problems at LeEco, and announced that he would invest $10 million into the company and cut his salary to 15 cents … China's LeEco to slow pace of growth, faces "big company disease" – CEOBusiness Insider Term Sheet — Monday, November 7Fortune Chinese Billionaire Cuts Salary to 15 Cents Amid Cash CrunchBloomberg Android Police –Gizmodo –The Verge –Forbes all 54 news articles » |
CNBC |
This is the election outcome that Wall Street likes best
CNBC Wall Street has made it clear it favors Democrat Hillary Clinton over Republican Donald Trump, and there's plenty of history to show why that could be the case. Even though some of her policies may not appeal to investors, she is seen as being a known … Dow surges 371 points as FBI clears Clinton on eve of electionUSA TODAY U.S. stock market notches biggest gain in 8 months after FBI clears ClintonChicago Tribune Dow roars 371 points after FBI clears Clinton againCNNMoney Business Insider –Reuters –Houston Chronicle –Politico all 289 news articles » |