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- S&P cuts Turkey credit rating deeper into junk territory
- White House economic advisor Kudlow confirms trade talks to resume with China later this month
- Trump thinks his tariffs are saving the US steel industry
- US jobless claims fall for a second straight week
- US homebuilding rebounded less than expected in July from a nine-month low
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Democrat who resigned after masturbation allegation may be planning political comeback: report
A California Democrat who resigned last year amid sexual misconduct allegations -- including that he allegedly masturbated in front of a female lobbyist -- has transferred more than $1 million into a lieutenant governor committee account, according to a campaign finance report filed Tuesday.
Standard Chartered boss says demands by EU regulators may see the sector move more UK jobs than originally thought.19.08.2018 'People no longer go into antiques shops'
How the internet is changing the UK's antiques trade and widening the auctions market.
Politicians hail the end of Greece's emergency credit, but ordinary Greeks see little change.17.08.2018 Eurozone bailout programme is finally over
The eurozone passes an important milestone on 20 August - the formal end of the bailout of Greece.17.08.2018 Trump calls for end to quarterly reporting
US President tells US financial regulators to "look into" having companies report only twice a year.
The Tesla founder says it seemed like "better karma" to offer $420 to take the car maker private.
The US is demanding that Turkey release a detained US pastor or face further economic measures.WORLD
- New Pakistan PM Khan calls for austerity; wants bullet-proof cars sold
- Pompeo says 'time for peace' as Afghanistan announces ceasefire with Taliban
- Netanyahu and Bolton discussions focus on Iran nuclear program
- Tense calm on Brazil-Venezuelan border after anti-immigrant riot
- Muslims begin annual haj pilgrimage amid heavy rain
