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Asian shares hit decade highs, dollar struggles at two-week trough
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SYDNEY (Reuters) – Asian shares jumped to the highest in a decade on Wednesday as Wall Street scaled all-time highs, while the dollar loitered around two-week lows on worries President Donald Trump's tax plan could stall. People walk past an electronic …
Asian Shares Rise After Dow Index in US Hits New Record HighU.S. News & World Report
Stocks in Asia Near Decade Highs; Euro Holds Gains: Markets WrapBloomberg
Asian shares hit decade highs after Wall Street ekes out fresh recordsBusiness Day
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Alibaba Group will invest $15B into a new global research and development program
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Alibaba Group announced today that it plans to invest more than $15 billion over the next three years into a global research and development initiative called Alibaba DAMO Academy. The Chinese tech giant said the program, which it is currently
Alibaba launches research arm for AI, quantum computing, and other emerging techVentureBeat
Alibaba's Meek Big SplashBloomberg
Alibaba says it will invest more than $15 billion over three years in global research programCNBC
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Honeywell spins off home-products, distribution operations
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Honeywell is spinning off businesses with annualized sales of more than $7 billion, but holding on to its lucrative aerospace division. Becoming two separate and publicly traded companies, Honeywell said Tuesday, are its homes product portfolio and ADI …
Honeywell spinning off homes, distribution operationsMinneapolis Star Tribune
Honeywell Set to Spin Off 2 Units, but Keep Aerospace DivisionNew York Times
Honeywell spins off homes, distribution operationsABC News
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