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Israel advances in Gaza, Turkish delegation in Damascus hopeful
Israeli tanks punched their way towards the outskirts of Gaza City on Monday in some of the fiercest ground fighting in the conflict so far as the death toll from the war against Hamas passed 900. A Turkish delegation, which met Syrian and Hamas authorities in Damascus, said it was optimistic for a ceasefire. (UPDATED)
Bear market fall batters industries
NEWYORK - The prolonged decline in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index means US companies are losing blood each passing day. Among 500 stocks, 483 slipped this year. The losses have erased more than $8 trillion from USequity values. Meanwhile, job cuts in global financial services may reach 350,000
Bear market fall batters industries
NEWYORK - The prolonged decline in the Standard & Poor's 500 index means US companies are losing blood each passing day. Among 500 stocks, 483 slipped this year. The losses have erased more than $8 trillion from USequity values. Meanwhile, job cuts in global financial services may reach 350,000
Asian stocks rally, Europe opens 5 percent high as rate cuts expected
Asian stocks continued to rise and European shares opened more than 5 percent high on Wednesday on hopes the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this week in a bid to spur economic growth. Wall Street also marked its second-best day ever on Tuesday. (UPDATED)
Asian stocks rally, Europe opens 5 percent high as rate cuts expected
Asian stocks continued to rise and European shares opened more than 5 percent high on Wednesday on hopes the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this week in a bid to spur economic growth. Wall Street also marked its second-best day ever on Tuesday. (UPDATED)
