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Trump had previously threatened to ban the app unless its US operations were sold to a US company and the US government received a share of the proceeds
Brussels wants Boris Johnson to scrap what is known as the Internal Market Bill, saying it could sink talks on future trade arrangements
The British government unveiled draft legislation last week which it acknowledges would violate its international legal obligations
The Fed's decision drew two dissents, one from a policymaker who thought it went too far, and the other from one who thought it didn't go far enough
Flipkart is likely to choose between Singapore, or the United States for the initial public offering
Reliance's oil imports in August rose about 58 per cent from July to 1.22 million barrels per day
Commerce Secretary Edward Yau said he formally asked the US consulate to relay Hong Kong's request for withdrawal of the new regulations to US trade officials
Consumption has not returned to pre-pandemic levels and lower travel may be here to stay, leading to the possibility plants may shut permanently
India's oil imports from Africa jumped to their highest in 10 months in August as refiners switched out more expensive crude from the Middle East, shipping data shows
The Russian Direct Investment Fund added that it had agreed to cooperate on clinical trials and the distribution of the vaccine with the Indian firm
PMC has "tried to engage with the major banks of the country to request for a merger", the bank's administrator said in a Sept 10 filing at the Delhi High Court
To limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius this century, global greenhouse gas emissions will need to reach net zero
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd unveiled a pilot factory in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou as part of its "smart manufacturing" business initiative
The IPO, which was priced at $120 per share, values the cloud-based data warehouse firm at north of $30 billion
Judy Shelton does not currently have the votes to win confirmation in the US Senate, Republican Senator John Thune said Tuesday
The economy is currently about 11 million jobs below February's level. It took more than four years, until mid-2014, to recover the 8 million jobs lost in the 2007-2009 recession
Beijing has not released official data on the uptake in domestic targeted groups, which include medical, transport and food market workers
The 737 MAX crash in Ethiopia occurred just five months after a similar disaster on a Lion Air flight in Indonesia
Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday could signal a switch in the Fed's Treasury purchases toward longer-dated debt to keep long-term yields low, some strategists anticipate
The Fed is due to announce its decision on Wednesday, followed by a news conference from Jerome Powell