Tokyo – Asian shares slipped on Monday as worry over China-US trade disputes, a possible slowdown in the Chinese economy and higher US borrowing costs tempered optimism despite a rebound in global equities late last week.
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Scooter companies Lime and Bird Rides Inc. are less than two years old. They've both raised hundreds of millions of dollars. But that isn't stopping them from looking for new financing with even loftier valuations.
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Sears Holdings filed for bankruptcy early Monday after years of staying afloat through financial maneuvering and relying on billions of CEO Eddie Lampert's own money.
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Harris Corp. and L3 Technologies Inc. are combining to become the sixth-largest U.S. defense contractor, continuing a trend in the industry to create bigger companies that can take advantage of President Donald Trump's increased military spending.
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Asian stocks are slipping as investor worries continue about global trade tensions and prospects for economic growth. Oct. 15, 2018, at 2:39 a.m.. More. U.S. News & World Report. Asian Stocks Slip on Continuing Global Trade Worries. More. The …
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