This week’s big sell-off on Wall Street suggests stocks have finally caught up to the bond market, where fear of an economic slowdown has been evident for months By ALEX VEIGA AP Business Writer February 28, 2020, 12:10 AM 3 min read LOS ANGELES — This week’s big sell-off on Wall Street suggests stocks have […]
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The “Hardball” anchor makes inappropriate remarks about female colleagues, describes guests as “gorgeous creatues of God” and suggests two women are giving him the eye in the 2-minute montage. The Comedy Central show likely released the clip ― mockingly titled “Lookin’ Good! with Uncle Chris” ― after 74-year-old Matthews drew scorn Tuesday over his sexist
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Roger Jenkins, Thomas Kalari and Richard Boath (left to right) were acquitted on all charges in under six hours Three former top Barclays executives have been cleared of fraud charges linked to how the bank raised billions from Qatar in the financial crisis. The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) had
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The Amman fashion designer Nafsika Skourti could have started her clothing line anywhere. Her Paris Fashion Week debut six years ago won over buyers from around the world. But Ms. Skourti, 32, and her sister, Stephanie, 30, headquartered their company in their hometown in 2014 “to teach Arab hands to create clothing with international appeal,”
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Managers at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee have coronavirus on their minds By EDDIE PELLS AP National Writer February 28, 2020, 10:24 AM 4 min read DENVER — It’s a spreadsheet that covers 52 sports and nearly six dozen venues — a laundry list of places around the globe where Olympic hopefuls were expected
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Mr. Richmond added that it was “hypocrisy” for Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Sanders to run ads saying they were “BFFs” with Mr. Obama “after refusing to help out Obama when he needed them.” A Biden adviser, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss campaign strategy, said the campaign’s view was that the attacks on Mr.
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European and Asian markets tumbled on Friday, and U.S. futures pointed to a continuing sell-off on Wall Street, as investors continued to worry about the potential harm to worldwide economic growth from the coronavirus outbreak. The slide in Asia and Europe followed a 4.4 percent nose-dive in the S&P 500 index on Thursday, the worst
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A deepening health crisis from the worldwide virus outbreak is hitting finances too By FOSTER KLUG and MATT SEDENSKY Associated Press February 28, 2020, 10:51 AM 3 min read TOKYO — A deepening health crisis became an economic one too Friday, with the virus outbreak sapping financial markets, emptying shops and businesses, and putting major
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Image copyright Chris Redgrave/Historic England Image caption Some of the sculptures are displaying signs of cracks and disrepair A dinosaur park featuring 30 reptilian replicas has been added to a list of sites at risk of being lost. The collection of life-size creations at Crystal Palace Park in London has developed cracks, with some statues
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