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Nancy Farrington, a retiree who
turns 75 next month, admits to being in a constant state of
anxiety over the biggest December stock market rout since
Herbert Hoover was president.
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British shares leaped off multi-year lows
on Friday boosted by initial relief spilling over from the
United States, where stocks sprang back on Thursday following
steep losses as a turbulent 2018 neared its end.
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European shares clawed back
losses on Friday, buoyed by a bounce on Wall Street as a
turbulent week drew to a close and investors licked their wounds
after the region's benchmark STOXX 600 sank to its lowest level
since U.S. President Donald Trump's election.
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Physical activity is a necessity but it is being squeezed off the curriculum
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Tesla Inc on Friday named two
independent board directors, including Oracle Corp
co-founder Larry Ellison, to fulfill a September deal that
resolved federal charges that arose from Chief Executive Elon
Musk's tweet about taking the electric carmaker private.
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Troubled Italian lender Carige
is still looking for a solution to safeguard its
future after inconclusive meetings in Frankfurt on Thursday over
a failed cash call approval, two sources familiar with the
matter said.
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Brazilian mall operator
General Shopping and Outlets SA will transfer all its
stakes in 11 shopping malls in the country to a real estate
investment fund, the company said in securities filings on
Thursday and Friday.
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* Euronext says gets support from holders of 50.6 pct of
capital
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China's monetary policy stance
has not shifted, but a greater focus will be placed on flexible
policymaking to adjust to changes, a central bank official said,
with the Chinese economy widely expected to face more headwinds
next year.
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The Hong Kong Monetary
Authority (HKMA) said on Friday that it had fined the Hong Kong
branch of JPMorgan Chase & Co HK$12.5 million ($1.60
million) and reprimanded it for breaching anti-money laundering
and counter-terrorist financing rules.