Thursday, February 2, 2017
Germany to move ahead on new short-range air defence system
replace its ageing short-range air defence systems and help fill
a gap that has caused concern among NATO allies following
Russia's annexation of Crimea, a defence ministry spokesman said
on Thursday.
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Serbia restores navigation on Danube, Sava rivers after removal of ice
on Thursday partially lifted a ban on navigation on the Danube
and Sava rivers following the removal of ice blocks that have
clogged the waterways since mid-January.
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Saudi Aramco examines Berri oilfield oil, gas expansion -sources
Saudi Aramco is considering expanding its oil and gas production
from the Berri offshore oilfield, industry sources told Reuters.
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Trains plough through the waves on scenic UK line as storms approach
showers of spray, trains braved the waves along one of Britain's
most scenic rail stretches on Thursday, ahead of a weekend which
could see widespread travel disruption from high winds.
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Brazil may surprise with growth above 1 pct if pension reform passes -govt official
markets and grow more than 1 percent in 2017 if Congress
approves a controversial pension reform but otherwise the
country could face a third year of recession, a senior member of
the economic team told Reuters.
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Russia, Turkey, Iran to talk Syria in Astana on Feb. 6 - Kazakhstan
discuss how a ceasefire in Syria is being implemented at a
meeting in Astana on Feb. 6, Kazakhstan's Foreign Ministry said
in a statement on Thursday.
(Reporting by Raushan Nurshayeva; Writing by Olzhas Auyezov and
Polina Devitt; Editing by Andrew Osborn)
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People dying of drought in Somalia as UN issues pre-famine alert
the brink of its second famine in six years, with drought
already killing people in the north and crisis looming on a
catastrophic scale, the United Nations said on Thursday.
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UPDATE 2-SK Innovation buys Dow Chemical's ethylene acrylic acid unit for $370 mln
(Adds details from Dow statement)
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UPDATE 1-Khamenei ally says useless for U.S. to threaten Iran over missile test - Fars
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Thursday Iran will not yield to
U.S. threats over a ballistic missile test.
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Russia's Sukhoi says has repaired defects in grounded Superjets
repaired defects in 20 Superjet 100 aircraft that were grounded
in December by airlines including Russia's Aeroflot
and Mexico's Interjet, the company said on Thursday.
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Europe lifts ban on Iraqi Airways entering airspace
Agency has lifted a ban on Iraqi Airways entering European
airspace, Iraq's transport minister Kadhim al-Hamami told state
television on Thursday.
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UPDATE 1-Iran tested nuclear-capable cruise missile-German newspaper
called "Sumar" that is capable of carrying nuclear weapons in
addition to test-firing a medium-range ballistic missile on
Sunday, German newspaper Die Welt reported Thursday, citing
unspecified intelligence sources.
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Turkish foreign minister warns of Greek "provocations"
provocative actions and warned there could be "no going back" if
tensions were allowed to escalate, a newspaper said on Thursday,
underscoring strains from territorial disputes and Athens'
failure to hand over Turkish soldiers who fled after an abortive
coup.
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Property stocks lead slide in Hong Kong market, gaming shares also down
Thursday, with property stocks leading the slide, as investors
continued to lock in gains after the U.S. Federal Reserve stuck
to its mildly upbeat economic view but gave no hint of when it
would next raise interest rates.
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Iran tested nuclear-capable cruise missile-German newspaper
called "Sumar" that is capable of carrying nuclear weapons in
addition to test-firing a medium-range ballistic missile on
Sunday, German newspaper Die Welt reported Thursday, citing
unspecified intelligence sources.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2017
One killed in Bangladesh protest against Chinese-backed power plant
Chinese-backed power plant in Bangladesh turned violent, killing
one person and injuring about a dozen, risking delay to a
project seen as a symbol of warming ties between the two
nations.
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UPDATE 1-Philippines to shut mines, suspend others as clampdown deepens
over 20 mines, mostly nickel producers that account for about
half of output in the world's biggest nickel ore supplier, as a
government campaign to fight environmental degradation deepens.
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Uber says will suspend its ride-hailing service in Taiwan from Feb. 10
said it will suspend its service in Taiwan from Feb. 10, the
latest salvo in the wrangle between the island's authorities and
the global ride-hailing service company.
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Indonesia's Yogyakarta airport closed after Garuda jet skids off runway
authorities said Yogyakarta's Adisutjipto International Airport
will remain closed until Thursday afternoon after a Garuda
aircraft with 130 people on board skidded off the runway while
landing late on Wednesday.
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UPDATE 1-Mattis to discuss THAAD missile system in South Korea talks
said he would sound out ally South Korea on efforts to rein in
North Korea's nuclear and missile programs as he arrived in
Seoul on Thursday, including plans to deploy a U.S. missile
defense system there.
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Samsung Elec to launch web payments service for Android phones in S.Korea
Ltd said on Thursday it will launch a mobile web
payments service for all smartphones powered by Google Inc's
Android mobile operating system in South Korea in the first
quarter.
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UPDATE 1-Amazon plans more than 200 daily flights from new cargo hub
plans to schedule more than 200 flight departures and landings
per day at a $1.49 billion cargo hub it is building near
Cincinnati, the airport's chief said in an interview on
Wednesday, in a sign of the soaring ambitions of the online
retailer.
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UPDATE 4-Trump adopts aggressive posture toward Iran after missile launch
notice" on Wednesday for test-firing a ballistic missile and
said it was reviewing how to respond, abruptly adopting an
aggressive posture toward Tehran that could raise tensions in
the region.
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Amazon plans more than 200 daily flights from new cargo hub
plans to schedule more than 200 flight departures and landings
per day at a $1.49 billion cargo hub it is building near
Cincinnati, the airport's chief said in an interview on
Wednesday, in a sign of the soaring ambitions of the online
retailer.
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Cheaper renewables to halt coal and oil demand growth from 2020 -research
vehicle and solar technology will halt demand growth for oil and
coal from 2020, according to research published on Thursday,
posing a threat to fossil fuel companies unprepared for the
transition.
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INSIGHT-China's "Silk Road" push stirs resentment and protest in Sri Lanka
with Sri Lanka late last year to further develop the strategic
port of Hambantota and build a huge industrial zone nearby, a
key part of Beijing's ambitions to create a modern-day "Silk
Road" across Asia.
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Ending years of cuts, miners are exploring again - cautiously
squeezing existing mines, global mining giants are again
scouting for new deposits: industry analysts say 2017 will see
the first increase in spending on exploration in five years.
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UPDATE 3-Activist ire rises as Dakota pipeline review begins
protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline project expressed alarm on
Wednesday after federal lawmakers from the state said the final
permit had been granted for the project - a statement later
contradicted by the Army, which issues such permits.
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Faced with U.S. retreat on climate change, EU looks to China
international efforts to tackle climate change, European Union
officials are looking to China, fearing a leadership vacuum will
embolden those within the bloc seeking to slow the fight against
global warming.
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UPDATE 1-U.S. Senate tax chief questions border adjustment tax
on tax policy raised questions on Wednesday about a border
adjustment tax backed by Republicans in the House of
Representatives, and suggested it could have difficulty passing
the Senate as a part of a U.S. tax reform.
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Airbus calls in the movers as power shifts to new HQ
Airbus come the musical chairs and a new logo intended to convey
unity as the European giant aims to refocus its management
without a return to past infighting.
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US Senate tax chief has questions about border adjustment tax
on tax policy raised questions on Wednesday about a border
adjustment tax backed by Republicans in the House of
Representatives, and suggested the proposal could have
difficulty passing the Senate as a part of U.S. tax reform.
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UPDATE 1-Laureate Education flunks IPO debut
slumped as much as 13.4 percent in their debut on Wednesday,
valuing the higher education provider at $1.97 billion, more
than a year after it filed to go public.
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WRAPUP 1-U.S. factory activity hits two-year high; private payrolls surge
accelerated to more than a two-year high in January amid
sustained increases in new orders and raw material costs,
pointing to a recovery in manufacturing as domestic demand
strengthens and the drag from low oil prices ebbs.
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UPDATE 1-U.S. takes steps to review Dakota Access pipeline
Engineers on Wednesday said it had taken initial steps to review
requests to approve the final permit to finish the controversial
Dakota Access pipeline, which has been the focus of protests for
months.
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Ukraine says military cargo plane shot at from Russian-held gas rig
Poltorak said on Wednesday a Ukrainian military cargo plane had
been shot at with a firearm from a Russian-held gas rig on the
Black Sea.
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Pentagon to seek budget change to boost Islamic State fight
Mattis has directed the Pentagon to seek an increase in overall
spending to address shortfalls and "new requirements" needed to
accelerate the campaign against Islamic State, according to a
memo released on Wednesday.
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UPDATE 1-Spirit AeroSystems profit, full-year forecast miss estimates
Holdings Inc reported a lower-than-expected quarterly
profit on Wednesday, and forecast full-year profit and revenue
below analysts' estimates.
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Spirit AeroSystems profit falls about 22 percent
Holdings Inc reported a 21.8 percent fall in quarterly
profit, hurt in part by lower production deliveries on the
Boeing 747 and 777 programs.
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China billionaire's disappearance from Hong Kong revives autonomy concerns
Jianhua, a China-born billionaire who was last seen at a luxury
Hong Kong hotel a week ago, has raised fresh fears about the
city's autonomy amid media reports he may have been abducted by
Chinese agents.
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UPDATE 1-Iran confirms new missile test, says not against nuclear deal
Wednesday the Islamic Republic had tested a new missile, but
added the test did not breach Tehran's nuclear accord with world
powers or a U.N. Security Council resolution endorsing the pact.
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UPDATE 1-Problem at Dutch air traffic control causing delays at Amsterdam airport - official
national air traffic control in the Netherlands is causing
delays and flight diversions at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, an
official said on Wednesday.
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HK stocks ease after long holiday, Trump policies pressure
Wednesday as traders returned from a long holiday and caught up
to losses in overseas markets amid growing worries over the
policies of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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European shares higher, Volvo and Julius Baer shine after profit beats
led by financials and industrials, as healthy corporate results
from a slew of regional bluechips underpinned major benchmark
indices.
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RPT-UK corporate pensions headache could worsen in 2017
adjust capital or cut dividends to fill growing holes in final
salary pension schemes this year.
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REFILE-Indonesia Jan factory activity expands for first time in 4 months but export orders languish-PMI
(Refiles to fix table formatting)
JAKARTA, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Data from the Nikkei Indonesia
Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index, compiled by IHS
Markit, for January. Readings above 50.0 signal an expansion in
business conditions.
DATA
JAN DEC NOV OCT SEPT AUG JULY JUNE MAY
50.4 49.0 49.7 48.7 50.9 50.4 48.4 51.9 50.6
CONTEXT
- Manufacturing activity expands for the first time in four
months but at modest pace
- Producti
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Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Avianca says to negotiate alliance with United Airlines
one of Latin America's biggest airlines, said late on Tuesday it
is seeking a commercial alliance with United Continental
Holdings Inc, under terms still to be negotiated.
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Amazon to spend $1.49 bln on air cargo hub, fans talk of bigger ambitions
plans to invest $1.49 billion to build a large air cargo hub in
northern Kentucky, state officials said on Tuesday, stoking
expectations it may one day opt to directly compete with FedEx
Corp and United Parcel Service Inc.
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Hong Kong stocks ease on growing concern over U.S., China data gives support
Wednesday as traders returned from a long holiday and caught up
to losses in overseas markets amid growing worries over the
policies of new U.S. President Donald Trump.
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UPDATE 3-S.Korea Jan exports surge at fastest rate in nearly 5 yrs, top forecasts
pct)
(Adds breakdown, comments from the trade ministry)
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China services sector growth picks up in Jan-offical PMI
accelerated in January compared with the previous month, an
official survey showed on Wednesday.
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UPDATE 3-Apple defies Wall St with strong revival in iPhone sales
reclaimed the throne as the world's top smartphone seller for
the first time in five years on Tuesday, beating out rival
Samsung in units shipped for the holiday quarter and boosting
revenues with a strong showing for its new, top-of-the-line
iPhone 7 Plus.
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China factory sector grows slightly more than expected in January-official PMI
sector expanded slightly more than expected in January, but at
roughly the same pace as in December, an official survey showed
on Wednesday.
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UPDATE 2-Elliott starts proxy fight with Arconic as it posts Q4 loss
Management Corp on Tuesday launched a proxy fight against
Arconic Inc, which makes engineered metal parts for the
aerospace, automotive and other industries, campaigning for the
ouster of the company's chief executive and saying it had a plan
to boost the company's performance.
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CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-About 900 State Department officials sign protest memo -source
Department officials signed an internal dissent memo protesting
a travel ban by U.S. President Donald Trump on refugees and
travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries, a source
familiar with the document said on Tuesday, in a rebellion
against the new president's policies.
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Lured by discounts, U.S. East Coast refiners snatch up Brazilian crude
refiners are on a Brazilian crude buying spree, market sources
say, displacing West African cargoes as producers such as Royal
Dutch Shell and Norway's Statoil sell rising
output from fields off Brazil's coast.
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As Trump thunders, investors watch for rain
market-moving tweets and policy talk by President Donald Trump
is finding a hopeful but anxious audience among professional
investors looking to make stockpicking great again.
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Trump puts U.S. food, farm companies on edge over Mexico trade
are trying to speed up exports to Mexico and line up alternative
markets as concerns rise that this lucrative business could be
at risk if clashes over trade and immigration between the Trump
administration and Mexico City escalate.
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UK corporate pensions headache could worsen in 2017
adjust capital or cut dividends to fill growing holes in final
salary pension schemes this year.
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Brazil plans changes to bankruptcy law to help recovery -source
bankruptcy law to help troubled companies survive a two-year
recession that has led a record number of them to suspend debt
payments, a senior member of the government's economic team said
on Tuesday.
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Warren Buffett: I bought $12 billion of stock after Trump won
candidate to capture the White House has not dimmed the
billionaire's appetite for stocks.
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European shares end January lower as Trump rally fades
STOXX Europe 600 index ends month down 0.4 pct
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UPDATE 4-MasterCard revenue misses estimates hurt by rebates, stronger dollar
second-biggest payments processor, reported lower-than-expected
quarterly revenue on Tuesday, reflecting an increase in rebates,
incentives and a stronger U.S. dollar.
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Oil prices won't reach 'desired level' before 2018, Iraq says
"levels desired" by Iraq before the end of 2018 or 2019, Iraqi
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Tuesday in Baghdad.
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UNWTO warns Trump immigration order could hurt U.S. travel demand
of seven Muslim-majority countries could affect demand for
travel to the United States, the UN World Tourism Organization
said on Tuesday.
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UPDATE 1-Caterpillar to move headquarters to Chicago area
it would move its global headquarters to the Chicago area from
Peoria, Illinois later this year to move closer to a global
transportation hub and make it easier to recruit executives.
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UPDATE 3-Pension charge drags UPS into quarterly loss; stock falls
Parcel Service Inc on Tuesday posted a quarterly loss
caused by a pension charge, and forecast full-year profit below
analysts' expectations, which it said would be hurt by the
strong U.S. dollar.
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UPDATE 1-Greece sets March 24 bid deadline for Thessaloniki port sale - sources
March 24 to submit binding bids for a majority stake in its
second biggest port, Thessaloniki Port, two sources
close to the matter said on Tuesday.
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Global ag tech startup investments drop 30 pct in 2016 -study
agriculture technology startups fell 30 percent in 2016 as
investor interest in companies offering drones and
satellite-guided farm machines cooled following the biggest
capital inflow ever a year earlier, according to a study
released on Tuesday.
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Lufthansa pilots' union says mediation has ended without conclusion
Lufthansa and its pilots on pay contracts have come to
an end without a conclusion, pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit
said on Tuesday.
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Germany sends tanks to Lithuania for NATO mission
sending tanks and other equipment to Lithuania on Tuesday as
part of a NATO mission to beef up the defence of eastern Europe
and send a signal of resolve to Russia, which has denounced the
build-up as an act of aggression.
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Philippines' Duterte asks China to patrol piracy-plagued waters
Duterte on Tuesday said he had asked China to help in the fight
against Islamic State-linked militants by sending ships to
patrol southern waters plagued by raids on commercial vessels.
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After Shell deal, Chrysaor in the market for more North Sea assets
much of Shell's UK North Sea assets for up to $3.8
billion, said it was in the market for more North Sea deals to
expand its newly acquired position as one of the basin's biggest
independent producers.
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UPDATE 2-Seadrill seeks at least $1 bln capital lifeline as debt deal delayed again
is looking to raise at least $1 billion in new capital
as talks to restructure its debt and liabilities worth $14
billion are taking longer than expected, wiping more than a
fifth off its market value.
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Bangladesh resurrects plan to move Rohingya refugees to flooded island
to relocate thousands of Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in
Myanmar's northwestern Rakhine State to a flooded island in the
Bay of Bengal to prevent them from "intermingling" with
Bangladeshi citizens.
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U.S. envoy says no American weapons buildup in Philippines
the Philippines on Tuesday rebuffed accusations by President
Rodrigo Duterte that American troops were building arms depots
in five Philippine bases, in breach of a security deal.
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GE Oil and Gas CEO sees offshore activity pick up in 2018-19
and gas fields is expected to pick up in 2018 and 2019 as
companies revive investments after several years of low energy
prices, Lorenzo Simonelli, chief executive of GE Oil and Gas
told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Cocaine found in nose cone of American Airlines jet -police
found 31 pounds (14 kg) of cocaine in the nose cone of an
American Airlines jet after it arrived from Colombia,
police said on Monday.
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Monday, January 30, 2017
INSIGHT-How Toyota, Target, Best Buy are fighting back against Republican border tax push
Republican lawmakers were due to discuss their party's
controversial proposal to tax all imports, Toyota Motor Corp
sent an urgent message to its U.S. dealers - tell the
politicians the tax would seriously hurt car buyers.
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UPDATE 2-Yemen's Houthis attack Saudi ship, launch ballistic missile
a Saudi warship off the western coast of Yemen on Monday,
causing an explosion that killed two crew members and injured
three others, Saudi state news agency SPA reported.
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UPDATE 1-President Trump appoints Homan acting director of U.S. ICE
appointed Thomas Homan acting director of U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Department of Homeland Security
said.
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INSIGHT-Elliott turns up CEO pressure blending activism with buyouts
Elliott Management disclosed a 7.6 percent stake in LifeLock Inc
, managers of the more than $30 billion hedge fund met
with executives at the consumer protection company.
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S.Korea stocks, won fall as Trump policy risk worsens sentiment
* Won still very closely pinned to dlr's movement
SEOUL, Jan 31 (Reuters) - South Korean stocks fell on
Tuesday as investors returned from a long holiday break and
caught up with losses in U.S. markets sparked by growing
uncertainty over U.S. President Donald Trump's new policies.
Sentiment also remained subdued after disappointing earnings
reports from some South Korean heavyweights last week.
The Korea Composite Stock
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Odebrecht pulls out of Panama canal bridge tender amid probe
Odebrecht, under investigation for paying hundreds of millions
in bribes across Latin America, withdrew its bid to build a
bridge over the Panama canal, the president of the Central
American nation said on Monday.
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UPDATE 1-Peru suspends construction of airport on concerns from lawmakers
President Pedro Pablo Kuczysnki said on Monday that construction
of a $500 million airport had been suspended indefinitely at the
request of opposition lawmakers investigating proposed changes
to the contract.
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UPDATE 1-Australian rail haulage company Aurizon sees $240 mln earnings hit
Aurizon Holdings Ltd said on Tuesday that it would take
about A$321 million ($242 million) of one-off charges, including
impairments and significant items, when it reports half-yearly
earnings.
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UPDATE 1-Brazil to open airlines, agricultural land to foreign buyers - sources
propose legislation to lift restrictions on foreign ownership of
airlines and agricultural land in Brazil as it strives to pull
the economy out of a two-year recession, government sources said
on Monday.
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UPDATE 1-Swedish government: won't oppose port making Nord Stream deal
Monday it would not hinder Russia's Gazprom in its
plan to use a southern Swedish port as a base for construction
of a gas pipeline project that has raised security concerns.
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WRAPUP 1-Ford, Goldman CEOs criticize Trump travel curbs
Group and Ford Motor Co joined the criticism of
President Donald Trump's order to halt arrivals from several
Muslim-majority countries, as equity markets fell and the dollar
slipped on Monday.
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France, worried by Trump, promises to be defender of Iran nuclear deal
defender of Iran's nuclear deal, which U.S. President Donald
Trump has threatened to tear up, but said it was imperative
Tehran abide strictly by the conditions of the accord.
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Trump tweets drive day trading but leave math, computer whizzes sidelined
tweets from U.S. President Donald Trump, but some of the most
prominent quantitative strategists from hedge funds and banks
are not quite ready to make big, bold trades on his social media
musings.
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Russian GDP falls 1.0 pct y/y in December - Economy Ministry
fell by 1.0 percent year on year in December, the country's
Economy Ministry said on Monday.
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UPDATE 1-Trump brushes off outcry over travel ban, airport chaos
Monday brushed off outcry at home and abroad over an immigration
ban on refugees and people from seven predominantly Muslim
countries, a move that caused chaos at U.S. airports over the
weekend.
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Sweden drops objections to port striking Nord Stream deal
dropped its objections to a plan by Russia's Gazprom
to use the port of Karlshamn in southern Sweden as a base for
the construction of its Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, Swedish
public radio reported on Monday.
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UPDATE 1-U.S. will change course on climate policy, Trump official says
course on climate change and pull out of a global pact to cut
emissions, said Myron Ebell, who headed U.S. President Donald
Trump's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) transition team
until his inauguration.
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U.S. will change course on climate policy, Trump official says
course on climate change and will pull the country out of a
global pact to cut emissions, said Myron Ebell, who headed U.S.
President Donald Trump's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
transition team until his inauguration.
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Trump says cost of Lockheed's F-35 has been cut by $600 mln
on Monday his administration had been able to cut $600 million
from the latest U.S. contract for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter,
the Lockheed Martin aircraft that he has sharply criticized for
its cost overruns.
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Trump, after immigration order, says Delta, protesters caused airport problems
on Monday continued to defend his controversial immigration
order, saying disruptions at airports over the weekend were due
to Delta Air Lines and protesters, and that U.S. Secretary John
Kelly has said the implementation of the new restrictions is
going well.
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After outcry, U.S. loosens curb on re-entry by green card holders
President Donald Trump loosened a restriction on legal residents
holding green cards returning to the United States from
overseas travel after a weekend of confusion, protests and
worldwide outcry over a sweeping immigration order.
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RPT-Energy pipelines back in investor favor after Trump orders
North American pipelines after U.S. President Donald Trump
revived growth prospects in a sector that struggled to cope with
a two-year oil price slump and strident opposition from
environmental and Native American activists.
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UPDATE 1-Keysight Technologies to buy Ixia for $1.6 bln
provider of software and equipment to the electronics industry,
said it would buy U.S. data technology company Ixia for
about $1.6 billion, net of cash.
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Chinese battery maker CATL buys stake in Finnish car supplier
Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited (CATL) has bought a 22
percent stake in Finnish auto supplier Valmet Automotive to
expand in the European electric car market.
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Southeast Asian ride-hailing firm Grab hires former Indonesian police chief
firm Grab said on Monday it has appointed Indonesia's former
national police chief to oversee corporate governance and
long-term plans for its biggest market.
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Mixed message as Philippine military says no U.S. armory moves
weapons stores or armories in the Philippines, military
officials said on Monday, contradicting President Rodrigo
Duterte who has complained of a U.S. breach of a defence pact
that could stoke regional tension.
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Lufthansa deal to lease Air Berlin planes approved by German watchdog
Monday approved plans by Lufthansa to lease 38 crewed
planes from smaller rival Air Berlin, a deal which had
drawn criticism from rival Ryanair.
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UPDATE 1-HgCapital to sell vehicle rental firm Zenith to Bridgepoint
HgCapital Trust Plc has agreed to sell Zenith, a British
vehicle leasing business, to peer Bridgepoint in a deal valued
at 750 million pounds ($942.08 million), its manager HgCapital
said on Monday.
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UPDATE 1-Malaysia expands search for six missing from sunken Chinese tourist boat
on Monday for five Chinese tourists and a Malaysian missing
after a boat capsized off the coast of Borneo, killing three
Chinese passengers and tossing others into stormy seas.
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UPDATE 1-Britain's Flybe notes slow start to final quarter
uncertain customer confidence and poor weather led to a slow
start to the current quarter, after tough trading conditions and
increased market capacity hit its fleet utilisation in the third
quarter.
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COLUMN-India cedes top coal importer spot back to China as growth trend stalls: Russell
surrendered its status as the world's top importer of coal back
to China, with its overseas purchases in 2016 falling to less
than 200 million tonnes.
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Britain's Flybe notes slow start to final quarter
uncertain customer confidence and poor weather led to a slow
start to the current quarter, after tough trading conditions and
increased market capacity hit its fleet utilisation in the third
quarter.
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Sunday, January 29, 2017
Malaysia expands search for six missing from sunken Chinese tourist boat
on Monday for five Chinese tourists and a Malaysian missing
after a boat capsized off the coast of Borneo, killing three
Chinese passengers and tossing others into stormy seas.
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Rights group, thinktank urge Myanmar to unravel truth of lawyer's murder
International and a thinktank have urged Myanmar to investigate
the apparent assassination of prominent Muslim lawyer Ko Ni,
whose shooting at Yangon airport shocked the Southeast Asian
nation.
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S.Korea Dec department store sales rebound from Nov, reverse two declining years
stores in December rebounded from November on year-end gift
purchases, trade ministry data showed on Monday, while sales for
the whole year ended on a positive note, reversing two years of
decline.
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UPDATE 1-CH2M approaches Britain's WS Atkins for $4 bln merger -Times
engineering and design consultancy, has been approached by U.S.
company CH2M for a possible $4 billion merger, the Times
reported.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Trust to sue Toshiba over 2015 accounting scandal
Corp is preparing to sue Toshiba Corp for 1
billion yen ($8.7 million) in damages after its share price
tanked due to a $1.3 billion accounting scandal two years ago.
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Yemen says Trump's travel ban on Muslims supports extremists
Donald Trump's temporary ban on certain Muslims traveling to the
United States supports extremists, a news agency run by the
Saudi-allied government reported on Sunday.
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UPDATE 2-Tens of thousands in U.S. cities protest Trump immigration order
people rallied in U.S. cities and at airports on Sunday to voice
outrage over President Donald Trump's executive order
restricting entry into the country for travelers from seven
Muslim-majority nations.
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RPT-Tens of thousands in U.S. cities protest Trump immigration policies
people rallied in U.S. East Coast cities on Sunday afternoon to
protest President Donald Trump's executive order that blocked
entry into the country for travelers from seven Muslim-majority
nations.
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WRAPUP 3-Trump faces tide of criticism, protests, legal challenges over travel bans
fought back on Sunday amid growing international criticism,
outrage from civil rights activists and legal challenges over
his abrupt order for a halt on arrivals of refugees and people
from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Tens of thousands in U.S. cities protest Trump immigration policies
people rallied in U.S. East Coast cities on Sunday afternoon to
protest President Donald Trump's executive order that blocked
entry into the country for travelers from seven Muslim-majority
nations.
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WRAPUP 2-Trump fights criticism, protests, legal challenges over travel bans
fought back on Sunday amid growing international criticism,
outrage from civil rights activists and legal challenges over
his abrupt order for a halt on arrivals of refugees and people
from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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WRAPUP 1-Trump fights criticism, protests, legal challenges over travel bans
fought back on Sunday amid growing international criticism,
outrage from civil rights activists and legal challenges over
his abrupt order for a halt on arrivals of refugees and people
from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Dozens barred from flying out of Istanbul airport after Trump ban
from flying to the United States from Istanbul Ataturk Airport
on Sunday, Turkish airport officials said, after U.S. President
Donald Trump ordered a ban on refugees and nationals from seven
Muslim-majority countries.
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UPDATE 2-Emirates changes pilot, crew rosters on US flights after Trump order
and flight attendant rosters on flights to the United States
following the sudden U.S. travel ban on seven Muslim-majority
countries, but it said U.S. flights continue to operate to
schedule.
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UAE to grant Russian visitors visas on arrival
offer Russian visitors visas on arrival in the country in a bid
to boost tourism and trade, state news agency WAM reported on
Sunday.
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WRAPUP 1-Global backlash grows against Trump's immigration order
U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration curbs gathered pace on
Sunday as several countries including long-standing American
allies criticised the measures as discriminatory and divisive.
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UPDATE 2-Merkel says fight against terrorism no excuse for U.S. entry ban
told U.S. President Donald Trump that the global fight against
terrorism was no excuse for banning refugees or people from
Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States, her
spokesman said on Sunday.
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URGENT-Myanmar ruling party lawyer shot dead at Yangon airport
ruling National League for Democracy was shot dead outside the
country's busiest airport on Sunday after returning from a
government-led trip to Indonesia.
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Germany to review consequences of U.S. travel ban for dual nationals
U.S. travel ban on refugees and citizens from seven
Muslim-majority countries and will review the consequences for
German citizens with dual nationalities, the spokesman for
Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday.
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Airlines at Beirut implement measures in line with Trump travel ban - airport sources
Rafic Hariri International Airport have begun implementing
measures in compliance with U.S. President Donald Trump's travel
ban on refugees and nationals of seven Muslim-majority
countries, airport sources said on Sunday.
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Merkel critical of U.S. immigration ban, spokesman tells Spiegel
has criticised a new U.S. travel ban on people from seven
Muslim-majority countries, the online site of German
newsmagazine Der Spiegel reported Sunday.
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Airlines in Cairo asked to implement Trump travel ban -EgyptAir official
airport were officially requested on Sunday to prevent U.S.
immigration visa holders from seven Muslim-majority countries
from boarding flights to the United States, Hossam Hussein, an
EgyptAir official, said.
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Houthi-run authorities in Yemen capital condemn Trump ban
Trump to temporarily ban Yemeni citizens from travelling to the
United States is "illegal and illegitimate," authorities
controlled by the Iran-allied Houthi group in Yemen's capital
said.
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UPDATE 1-Muslim-majority Indonesia deeply regrets U.S. immigrant vetting plans
Retno Marsudi said on Sunday the Muslim-majority nation deeply
regrets President Donald Trump's plans for "extreme vetting" of
people from some Muslim countries entering the United States
under new immigration orders.
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Saturday, January 28, 2017
Muslim-majority Indonesia deeply regrets U.S. immigrant vetting plans
Retno Marsudi said on Sunday the Muslim-majority nation deeply
regrets President Donald Trump's plans for "extreme vetting" of
people from some Muslim countries entering the United States
under new immigration orders.
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UPDATE 2-Certain flight crew barred from U.S. entry after Trump order - IATA memo
seven Middle Eastern countries caught the airline industry
unprepared, with flight crew from those states also barred from
entering, the International Air Transport Association said on
Saturday.
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UPDATE 1-Boat carrying 28 Chinese tourists reported missing off Malaysia
including 28 Chinese tourists, is missing off the coast of
Borneo, Malaysian maritime authorities said on Sunday.
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U.S. Homeland Security says monitoring litigation over Trump order
Security said on Saturday it was carefully monitoring litigation
to do with U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order
affecting seven Muslim-majority countries but had not yet seen a
copy of the emergency stay issued by a U.S. Federal Court.
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Boat carrying 28 Chinese tourists reported missing off Malaysia
including 28 Chinese tourists, is missing off the coast of
Borneo, Malaysian maritime authorities said on Sunday.
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UPDATE 1-Trump, Merkel agree NATO members must pay fair share
Angela Merkel and U.S. President Donald Trump underscored the
importance of the NATO alliance and vowed to work more closely
together to combat terrorism and militancy, the two leaders said
in a joint statement on Saturday.
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Trump says new order on refugees is not a Muslim ban
on Saturday his executive order curbing immigration into the
United States was not a ban on Muslims and was working out well.
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Canada PM tweets welcome to refugees as Trump puts hold on arrivals
Trudeau said on Saturday Canadians would welcome those fleeing
persecution, terror and war, a day after U.S. President Donald
Trump put a four-month hold on allowing refugees from seven
Muslim-majority countries into the United States.
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Yemen 'dismayed' by Trump's immigration order -official
Donald Trump's decision to temporarily ban its citizens from
traveling to the United States, saying that the country was a
victim of attacks itself, an official said on Saturday.
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UPDATE 1-Canada's WestJet turns back U.S.-bound passenger, to give refund
said it turned back a passenger bound for the United
States on Saturday in order to comply with an executive order
that prohibits people from seven Muslim-majority countries from
entering the United States.
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KLM refuses U.S. carriage to passengers from proscribed Muslim countries
said on Saturday it had refused carriage to the United States to
seven passengers from predominately Muslim countries subject to
a temporary immigration ban imposed by the Trump administration.
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Canada's WestJet says turns back U.S.-bound passenger, to give refund
said it turned back a passenger bound for the United
States on Saturday in order to comply with an executive order
that prohibits people from seven Muslim-majority countries from
entering the United States.
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Britain, Turkey sign defence deal to develop Turkish fighter jet
defence deal worth more than 100 million pounds ($125 million)
on Saturday to develop Turkish fighter jets, opening the way to
deeper cooperation over the lifetime of the project.
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UPDATE 1-France, Germany concerned about Trump's moves to limit refugees
on Saturday over U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to limit
immigration and refugees from some Muslim countries, and they
reaffirmed a firm line on Russian sanctions.
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Russia sanctions must be tied to progress on Ukraine peace -Gabriel
moves to lift sanctions against Russia must be tied to progress
in the peace process for eastern Ukraine, German Foreign
Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Saturday.
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No time to create walls between nations -Iran's Rouhani
said on Saturday it was no time to build walls between nations
and criticised steps towards cancelling world trade agreements,
without naming new U.S. President Donald Trump.
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UPDATE 1-NASA unveils spaceship hatch 50 years after fatal Apollo 1 fire
marked the 50th anniversary of its moon program's fatal Apollo
launchpad fire with the first public display of the scorched
hatch that trapped three astronauts inside their spaceship
during a routine pre-launch test.
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UPDATE 1-Toshiba chair ready to resign over Westinghouse writedowns - Nikkei
Shigenori Shiga is ready to step down to take responsibility for
the huge writedowns looming over the Japanese group's U.S.
nuclear power unit Westinghouse Electric Co LLC, the Nikkei
business daily reported.
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Friday, January 27, 2017
UPDATE 2-Grana y Montero posts quarterly loss, cites Odebrecht project
Peru's biggest construction conglomerate, reported a
fourth-quarter net loss of 130 million soles ($39.4 million) on
Friday, citing corruption concerns about its partner that
derailed a major project.
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UPDATE 1-American Airlines, Qantas may revive joint venture plan under Trump
Inc and Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd may
reapply to the U.S. Transportation Department for permission to
coordinate prices and flight schedules now the Trump
administration is in charge, Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce
said.
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UPDATE 1-Muslim woman assaulted at JFK airport; man charged with hate crimes
prosecutors said yelled that President Donald Trump "will get
rid of all of you" after assaulting a female Muslim employee at
New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport faces nine hate
crime charges.
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UPDATE 1-Britain plan to leave Euratom could delay new nuclear build
European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) when it exits the
European Union could raise costs, delay new nuclear power
projects and complicate research and international cooperation
agreements, experts said on Friday.
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UPDATE 1-Germany should seize opportunities if U.S. drops trade deals-minister
remain core to German foreign policy, but Berlin should be ready
to seize new opportunities in Asia as Washington steps away from
global trade deals, the new foreign minister said on Friday.
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UPDATE 3-German prosecutors open fraud inquiry into former VW CEO
(Adds comment from Winterkorn's lawyer, paragraph 6)
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Odebrecht says willing to exit Peru amid government pressure
Odebrecht said on Friday it was willing to sell off
its remaining projects and businesses in Peru as it faces a
massive graft inquiry and calls from the government to leave the
Andean country.
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UPDATE 1-Austrian coalition talks make slow progress, weekend plans cleared
centrist coalition parties aimed at setting policy priorities
and averting a government collapse are making progress,
Chancellor Christian Kern said on Friday, but he cancelled
weekend travel plans as negotiations dragged on.
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Algeria top gas supplier to Spain in 2016, eyes more EU exports
exports of natural gas in 2017 as it looks to build on its top
spot in sales to Spain last year and strong sales to Italy and
Portugal, a source at state energy firm Sonatrach said.
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UPDATE 1-General Dynamics profit beats as sales rise in all businesses
better-than-expected quarterly profit on higher sales across all
its business units, particularly in combat systems.
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Yemen's wheat reserves down to three months supply -UN official
supply of wheat left to draw from, leaving the country exposed
to serious disruption as a central bank crisis cuts food imports
and starvation deepens, the top U.N. aid official in the country
told Reuters.
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American Airlines profit plunges
No. 1 U.S. airline by passenger traffic, reported a fall in
profit from a year earlier, when it recorded a $3 billion tax
benefit.
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UPDATE 1-Honeywell revenue stays flat on weak aerospace, energy sales
International Inc posted fourth-quarter revenue that was
roughly flat compared with a year earlier, while analysts were
expecting an increase, hurt by weakness in its aerospace and
energy businesses.
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Britain plan to leave Euratom could delay new nuclear build
European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) when it exits the
European Union could raise costs, delay new nuclear power
projects and complicate research and international cooperation
agreements, experts said on Friday.
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Bosch posts slide in 2016 profits on investments in e-mobility
reported a slide in profits for 2016 as it invested in
the development of products for connected and electric vehicles.
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Brazil homebuilding hovers near record low in November
activity in Brazil hovered near the lowest levels on record in
November as a prolonged recession eroded the confidence of
potential homebuyers.
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UPDATE 1-Airbus Helicopters deliveries up, sees no quick oil recovery
its deliveries rose 5 percent last year to 418 units, while net
orders rose less than 1 percent, shrinking its production
backlog amid "challenging" market conditions.
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Toshiba to sell less than 20 pct of chip unit, but may opt for IPO later
looking to sell less than 20 percent of its memory chip business
as it looks to raise capital to offset an upcoming multi-billion
dollar charge, but may eventually list it, executives said on
Friday.
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Airbus Helicopters deliveries up 5 pct in 2016, backlog fell
its deliveries rose 5 percent last year to 418 units, while net
orders rose less than 1 percent, shrinking its production
backlog amid "challenging" market conditions.
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Russia hopes for long-term cooperation with Turkey, Iran on Syria
with Turkey and Iran on the Syria crisis will be long-term, a
spokeswoman for the Russian foreign ministry, Maria Zakharova,
said on Friday.
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Thursday, January 26, 2017
Trump's hopes for Syria safe zones may force decision on Assad
to create safe zones in Syria could force him to make some risky
decisions about how far to go to protect refugees, including
shooting down Syrian or Russian aircraft or committing thousands
of U.S. troops, experts said.
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Russia's Lavrov says talks on Syria in Geneva postponed
Lavrov said on Friday that talks on the Syria crisis in Geneva
had been postponed from February 8.
(writing by Denis Pinchuk; editing by Polina Devitt)
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South Korean, U.S. Marines tussle in snow in what North brands "madcap" drill
and U.S. Marines are conducting military exercises on ski slopes
in sub-freezing temperatures, including shirtless hand-to-hand
combat in the snow, prompting warnings of retaliation from North
Korea over "madcap mid-winter" drills.
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Chinese Lunar New Year "ticket snatching" apps raise hackles
Year, when hundreds of millions of people head home, popular
software charging extra to improve the odds of getting coveted
rail tickets has been criticised by state media and some users
as being akin to modern-day touting.
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Ford device to boost connectivity in its models without modems
on Friday it would sell a plug-in device to enable features like
remote start, security alerts, a Wifi hotspot and vehicle
location assistance on 2010-2016 model year Ford and Lincoln
cars.
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Toshiba decides to split off core chip business, sell stake
Friday approved plans to make its core chip business a separate
company and seek outside investment in it, aiming to avoid being
crippled by an upcoming multi-billion dollar writedown for its
U.S. nuclear business.
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Hong Kong stocks ease off 3-month high ahead of holiday weekend
Friday, ending four straight days of gains but only easing
slightly from three-month highs as investors took profit ahead
of the holiday weekend.
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UPDATE 1-Trump says he wants to cut Navy submarines' price - Fox News interview
said the United States needs more submarines but he wants to buy
them at a lower cost, resuming his push to get defense
contractors to cut the prices they charge the Pentagon.
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Trump says he wants to cut the price of submarines -Fox News interview
said the United States needs more submarines but he wants to buy
them at a lower cost.
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American Airlines, Qantas may revive JV plan under Trump
Inc and Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd may
reapply to the U.S. Transportation Department for permission to
coordinate prices and flight schedules now the Trump
administration is in charge, Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce
said.
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Japanese govt not considering support for Toshiba-Jiji
support for embattled Toshiba Corp, minister of
economy, trade and industry Hiroshige Seko said on Friday
according to Jiji Press.
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COLUMN-How companies should respond to Trump's attacks - and praises
fourth day of his presidency, Donald Trump appeared eager to
cooperate with executives. But that tone was in stark contrast
to his messaging on Twitter and at a pre-presidential news
conference, where he targeted some businesses for attack and
embraced others.
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UPDATE 1-Intel's quarterly revenue beats estimates
percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday ahead of analysts'
estimates, boosted by a stabilizing PC market and a rise in
demand for its data center services.
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UPDATE 2-Southwest Airlines 4th-qtr profit drops but shares rise
reported a 2.6 percent fall in quarterly profit as the U.S.
carrier's operating expenses swelled and the average passenger
fare declined.
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UPDATE 3-Alibaba's Ant Financial in overseas push with MoneyGram deal
largest financial technology company, said on Thursday that it
would acquire U.S. money-transfer company MoneyGram
International Inc for about $880 million in a deal that
is expected to shake up the international payments landscape.
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German military to skip tender for 1.5 bln euro warship purchase
Thursday said it would skip an open tender for the planned
purchase of five more corvettes valued at 1.5 billion euros and
instead ask the three-company consortium that built the existing
warships to submit a bid.
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U.S. scientists create metallic hydrogen, a possible superconductor, ending quest
in squeezing hydrogen so intensely that it has turned into a
metal, creating an entirely new material that might be used as a
highly efficient electricity conductor at room temperatures.
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UPDATE 3-Ford sees lower 2017 profits, takes hit from pensions, Mexico
reported a fourth-quarter loss, citing an accounting change to
pensions and costs for abandoning a factory in Mexico, which
President Donald Trump had attacked on the road the White House.
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U.S. State Dept cites standard practice in resignations
said on Thursday that the outgoing administration in
coordination with the incoming one had requested "all
politically appointed officers submit letters of resignation" as
is standard practice.
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UPDATE 3-Royal Caribbean sets sail for strong 2017 with upbeat forecast
(Adds conference call and analyst comments, updates shares)
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David Bowie appears on British postage stamps, year after his death
range of British postage stamps as a tribute to the musician who
died last year, the postal service has announced.
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UPDATE 1-Missile maker Raytheon's sales fall 1.4 pct, shares drop
percent fall in quarterly revenue, hurt by slower sales in its
units that make missile systems and the tracking and navigation
sensors used in aircraft and missiles.
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France announces 800 mln euros motorways investment plan
announced on Thursday an investment plan for the country's
motorways worth more than 800 million euros ($856 million),
adding that the deal should create around 5,000 jobs.
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UPDATE 1-Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial agrees to buy MoneyGram
affiliate of Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding Ltd
, said on Thursday it would buy U.S. money-transfer
company MoneyGram International Inc in a deal valued at
about $880 million.
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UPDATE 1-Caterpillar forecasts much lower-than-expected 2017 profit
largest construction and equipment maker, forecast 2017 profit
sharply below analysts' estimates, hurt by sluggish demand in
the construction and energy industries.
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UPDATE 1-Dow Chemical profit beats estimates as consumer focus pays off
reported a better-than-expected quarterly adjusted
profit, helped by its focus on consumer markets such as
agriculture and automotive, and a move to take full control of
its Dow Corning venture.
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Southwest Airlines quarterly profit drops 2.6 pct
Thursday a 2.6 percent fall in quarterly profit as the U.S.
budget carrier's operating expenses swelled and the average
passenger fare declined.
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Baker Hughes posts smaller quarterly loss
Inc, which is being acquired by General Electrical Co
, said its fourth-quarter loss was smaller than a year
ago, when it booked a $1.25 billion impairment charge.
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UPDATE 1-Brazil police raids former billionaire Batista's home in probe
prosecutors on Thursday issued a detention order against former
billionaire Eike Batista and eight others amid a series of raids
and searches related to the country's worst bribery and graft
probe.
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UPDATE 1-ITE Group says Turkey attacks, India note ban hurt bookings
said on Thursday the unrest in Turkey and the scrapping
of high-value banknotes in India could affect some planned
events but added it was comfortable with the market revenue
expectations for the year.
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Olympics-Japan exhibitors fear $12 bln hit from media centre plan
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Russia says British military staging "show" with Channel escort
British government was staging a show by escorting a Russian
aircraft carrier through the English Channel designed to
distract attention away from the shortcomings of the British
navy.
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Lego rooster to feature in Hong Kong's Lunar New Year parade
red, white, yellow and green toy bricks will be the centrepiece
of a float in Hong Kong's Lunar New Year parade to usher in the
Year of the Rooster.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2017
China blue chips edge up to new 6-week high ahead of holiday
straight day on Thursday, with blue chips closing at fresh
six-week highs, but gains were curbed after profits earned by
industrial firms grew at a sharply slower pace last month.
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China stocks climb to new 6-week highs; Hong Kong firmer
five-day winning streak, hitting a fresh six-week high on
Thursday morning, but gains were curbed after profits earned by
industrial firms grew at a sharply slower pace last month.
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China may be developing new long-range air-to-air missile
long-range air-to-air missile that could take out early warning
aircraft and aerial refuelling aircraft, a state-run newspaper
said on Thursday, after pictures of the new missile surfaced
online.
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UPDATE 1-China's 2016 industrial profits rise most in 3 years on commodities recovery
firms rose 8.5 percent in 2016, the most in three years, as a
construction boom fueled a months-long rally in prices of
building materials from steel to cement, giving companies more
flexibility to start chipping away at a mountain of debt.
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RPT-China's HNA expands in Hong Kong with second land purchase
owner of Hainan Airlines Co Ltd, will pay HK$5.53
billion ($713 million) for residential land in Hong Kong, the
Chinese conglomerate's second major purchase in the city in the
last three months.
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China's Dec industrial profits rise 2.3 pct y/y, up 8.5 pct in 2016
industrial firms in December rose 2.3 percent from a year
earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on
Thursday, easing sharply from November's growth rate of 14.5
percent.
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Toshiba writedown for U.S. nuclear business to be $6 bln -Mainichi
writedown for its U.S. nuclear business that has been hit by
cost overruns will be 680 billion yen ($6 billion), the Mainichi
newspaper reported, without citing sources.
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UPDATE 1-Magellan Midstream shuts Iowa pipeline after 3,300-bbls diesel spill
on Wednesday it shut its pipeline in Worth County, Iowa, after
spilling about 3,300 barrels of diesel fuel earlier in the day.
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China 2016 services trade deficit widens to $260.1 bln as tourists splurge
services widened to $260.1 billion last year, from $206.5
billion in 2015, the foreign exchange regulator said on
Thursday.
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UPDATE 1-CSX shareholder backs Harrison for CEO as activist swoops in
from an influential shareholder has thrown her support behind a
plan to put railroad industry veteran Hunter Harrison into CSX
Corp's CEO chair with the help of an activist investor.
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Overseas demand drives further recovery in UK commercial property -RICS
expected to support British commercial property this year even
as the UK prepares to leave the European Union, an industry
survey showed on Thursday.
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Plans to remove nuclear fuel at Fukushima delayed again - Nikkei
Tokyo Electric Power Co Holdings Inc's Fukushima
Daiichi nuclear plant hit by the March 2011 tsunami has been
postponed again due to delays in preparation, the Nikkei
business daily reported on Thursday.
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United Rentals to buy NES Rentals for $965 mln
largest equipment rental company, said on Wednesday it would buy
NES Rentals Holdings II Inc for about $965 million in cash.
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UPDATE 1-United Rentals to buy NES Rentals for $965 mln
largest equipment rental company, said on Wednesday it would buy
NES Rentals Holdings II Inc for about $965 million in cash.
Read more
UPDATE 3-New York prosecutor drops charges against Fiat heir Lapo Elkann
dropped charges that Lapo Elkann, grandson of late Fiat
patriarch Gianni Agnelli, falsely reported he was kidnapped in
November in an effort to get ransom money.
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UPDATE 3-Norfolk Southern sees higher 2017 volumes on coal comeback
Wednesday reported a higher fourth-quarter net profit on cost
savings and said strong pricing and an expected rebound in coal
volumes should help the railroad's business grow in 2017.
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Saudi Arabia receives first F-15SA fighter of record-setting weapons order
F-15SA fighter jet at an airshow in Riyadh on Wednesday,
demonstrating that it has begun receiving items purchased six
years ago in the priciest-ever U.S. arms sale to a foreign
country.
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New York City subway avoids base fare hike, but other rates to rise
will not face a 25-cent hike on the system's base $2.75 fare,
but the cost of weekly, monthly and bonus MetroCards will rise,
the Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) said on Wednesday.
Read more
UPDATE 2-German police search homes in crackdown on far-right extremists
a dozen homes in six states on Wednesday as part of an
investigation into a far-right extremist group suspected of
planning armed attacks against police, Jews and asylum seekers,
the chief federal prosecutor's office said.
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Cuban trade delegation visits U.S. as Trump ponders detente
in the United States this week to visit four states and six
ports, even as the Trump administration pondered what to do with
a fragile detente initiated by its predecessor.
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Indian regulator bars liquor tycoon Mallya from capital markets
on Wednesday barred liquor tycoon Vijay Mallya and six others
from participating in the country's securities market for
allegedly diverting funds from whiskey maker United Spirits Ltd
(USL).
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UK forces escort passing Russian 'ship of shame' returning from Syria
Russian aircraft carrier dubbed "the ship of shame" by Defence
Secretary Michael Fallon as it passed through waters close to
the English coast on its way back from bombing raids in Syria.
Read more
Putin thanks Jordan's King Abdullah for support on Syria talks
thanked Jordan's King Abdullah on Wednesday for supporting a
round of Syria peace talks this week in the Kazakh capital of
Astana.
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Sailing-America's Cup enters new era with post-Bermuda team deal
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UAE's NIMR aiming to crack European market for military vehicles
military vehicles maker NIMR Automotive is teaming up with Czech
state defence equipment company VOP CZ to try to break into
European markets in the coming years, the head of NIMR said in
an interview.
Read more
UPDATE-1-Rockwell Automation raises earnings forecast
Automation Inc posted on Wednesday a
higher-than-expected quarterly profit, driven by stabilizing
demand in industries such as oil and gas, and the company raised
its full-year adjusted profit forecast.
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UPDATE 1-United Tech stands by 2017 forecast on demand for jet engines
fourth-quarter profit, compared with a year-ago loss, and
reiterated its 2017 profit and sales forecasts, buoyed by demand
for Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines and parts for the aerospace
industry.
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Rockwell Automation revenue rises 4.5 pct
Automation Inc reported on Wednesday a 4.5 percent rise
in quarterly revenue, helped by stabilizing demand in industries
including oil and gas.
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UPDATE 1-Textron to buy ATV maker Arctic Cat, posts profit drop
percent fall in quarterly profit, and said it would buy
all-terrain vehicle maker Arctic Cat Inc for $247
million in cash as it looks to strengthen its specialized
vehicles business amid slowing business jet sales.
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German police search homes in crackdown on far-right extremists
a dozen homes in six states on Wednesday as part of an
investigation into a far-right extremist group suspected of
planning armed attacks against police, Jews and asylum seekers,
the chief prosecutor's office said.
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China gives details of items banned from export to North Korea
new, comprehensive list of goods that can not be exported to
North Korea, including many "dual use" items that can be used to
build weapons of mass destruction.
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Kremlin hails Syria talks in Astana as a success, says more possible
Syria peace talks held in Kazakhstan as a success and said more
might be held in future if there was a need.
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UPDATE 2-WH Smith's profit forecast brightens after strong Christmas sales
retailer WH Smith Plc firmed up its profit forecast on
Wednesday after reporting strong sales from its stores at
airports and train stations over the Christmas period.
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Hamburg Airport flights disrupted due to server problems
Hamburg Airport on Wednesday after a partial server failure
disrupted flight operations, the airport said on Twitter.
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GE proposes investing in Nigeria's ailing oil refineries
proposed investing in Nigeria's oil refineries, potentially
convening a consortium of companies to improve capacity at the
run-down facilities.
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Hong Kong shares rise, but gains capped without inflows from the mainland
taking their cue from a firmer Wall Street, but market turnover
was subdued without support from the mainland as the
connect-schemes with Shanghai and Shenzhen did not operate ahead
of the Lunar New Year.
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Tuesday, January 24, 2017
EU calls for China to take 'concrete' steps in opening market
on Wednesday to make "concrete progress" in opening its markets
to global investment, after Chinese President Xi Jinping decried
protectionism in a speech at the recent World Economic Forum in
Davos, Switzerland.
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UPDATE 2-U.S. declares China truck, bus tires dumped, unfairly subsidized
said on Monday it made a final finding that bus and truck tires
from China were dumped at below market prices and were unfairly
subsidized.
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New Zealand government orders building repairs due to quake risks
said on Wednesday it will require building owners to urgently
fix hundreds of hazardous buildings due to concerns over the
heightened earthquake risk following a deadly tremor in
November.
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Panama charges 17 people linked to Odebrecht bribe case
Tuesday they had charged 17 people, including several
businessmen and former government officials, with money
laundering as part of the case of millions of dollars worth of
bribes paid by Brazilian construction firm Odebrecht S.A.
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U.S. agency calls for safer lithium-ion batteries after Samsung fires
batteries need to be modernised following a massive recall of
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd phones after faulty
batteries caused fires, a U.S. government agency said on
Tuesday.
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UPDATE 1-Pressured by Trump, Mexico ready to discuss NAFTA rules in U.S. talks
President Donald Trump, Mexico is preparing to discuss changes
to trade rules about a product's country of origin to try to
avoid a disruptive fight with the United States over commerce.
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UPDATE 2-Republicans, Democrats bicker over U.S. infrastructure plans
argued over the best way to rebuild U.S. infrastructure - a high
priority of President Donald Trump - with no agreement in sight
following skirmishes on Tuesday between the two parties.
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UPDATE 1-CN Rail revenue rises 2 pct on higher freight volumes
reported a 2 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Tuesday as the
railroad moved higher volumes of Canadian grains and U.S.
soybeans, refined petroleum products, finished vehicles and
petroleum coke.
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Pressured by Trump, Mexico ready to discuss NAFTA rules in U.S. talks
President Donald Trump, Mexico is preparing to discuss changes
to trade rules about a product's country of origin to try to
avoid a disruptive fight with the United States over commerce.
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CN Rail revenue rises 2 pct on higher freight volumes
reported a 2 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Tuesday as the
railroad moved higher volumes of Canadian grains and U.S.
soybeans, refined petroleum products, finished vehicles and
petroleum coke.
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HIGHLIGHTS-The Trump presidency on Jan. 24
gave the energy industry a boost with action on pipelines, met
with auto executives and moved to streamline regulations for
domestic manufacturers. Highlights of the day follow:
PIPELINES
Trump signs two executive orders to move forward with
construction of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines,
rolling back key Obama administration environmental actions in
favor of expanding energy infrastructure.
AUTO INDUST
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UPDATE 1-Real Madrid logo won't feature Christian cross in Middle East clothing deal
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UPDATE 2-Storm dumps snow, rain on U.S. Northeast; search on for Georgia toddler
people in the southern United States over the weekend brought
snow, heavy rain and gusty winds to the Northeast on Tuesday as
searchers combed Georgia tornado wreckage for a missing toddler.
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UPDATE 1-U.S. Republican ties lower business tax rate to border adjustment
warned on Tuesday that Congress will not be able to lower the
U.S. corporate tax rate to the 15 to 20 percent range sought by
President Donald Trump unless a controversial "border
adjustment" proposal remains part of tax reform.
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CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Dubai airport capacity limits to slow passenger growth as emirate's new hub emerges
hub for Emirates airline, expects passenger growth to slow over
the next eight years due to capacity limitations, the operator's
chief executive said on Tuesday.
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UPDATE 1-U.S. Senate panel advances Ross, Chao nominations on voice vote
swiftly approved Republican President Donald Trump's nominees
for commerce and transportation secretaries by voice vote on
Tuesday, signaling that they will face little resistance to
approval by the full Senate.
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U.S. House tax chief: lower tax rates vulnerable without border adjustment
Republican on tax policy warned on Tuesday that tax reform would
not be able to achieve the 15 percent and 20 percent corporate
tax rates proposed by President Donald Trump and Republicans in
Congress without a border-adjustment provision.
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UPDATE 2-FedEx CEO calls Trump's withdrawal from trade deal 'unfortunate'
should reconsider his positions on international trade and work
to embrace China and its vast market, FedEx Corp's chief
executive officer said on Tuesday, one day after Trump made good
on a campaign promise to pull out of a major trade deal with
Asian allies.
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Christian cross dropped from Real Madrid logo in Middle East clothing deal
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UPDATE 2-All six aboard crashed Italian helicopter killed - Italian TV
carrying six people crashed in a mountainous area of central
Italy on Tuesday and local television reported that all those
aboard were killed.
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UPDATE 1-Kingfisher tycoon Vijay Mallya charged in loan default case
and aviation tycoon, was charged on Tuesday with conspiracy and
fraud connected to a 9 billion rupee ($132 million) loan granted
by a government-owned bank, a spokesman for India's Central
Bureau of Investigation said.
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CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Lockheed warns of material weakness in Sikorsky financial statements
Tuesday it delivered fewer F-35 jets in 2016 than it estimated
and also said it expected to report a material weakness in
internal control over financial reporting at its Sikorsky
helicopters business.
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