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Immigrants, With Their Split Identities, Trigger Soul-Searching in Germany
August 16, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsA debate about new immigration legislation is heightening political tensions in Germany, challenging complex, decades-old attitudes regarding nationality and ethnicity—and raising questions about Germans’ willingness and capacity to integrate foreigners and their descendants.
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Cryptocurrency Market Plumbs New Depths in 2018
August 16, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsA broad investor retreat has pushed the market for digital currencies down 70% from its January high, reflecting user frustration over their modest inroads into commerce and a general shakeout in speculative investments.
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Turkey Shifts Closer to Russia
August 15, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsPresident Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey stepped up his attacks on the U.S. on Tuesday, calling for a boycott of Apple Inc.’s iPhones and other U.S. electronic goods, while his foreign minister joined his Russian counterpart in criticizing Western sanctions.
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Kroger to Sell Groceries on Alibaba Site in China
August 15, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsKroger will sell its products in China on an e-commerce site owned by Alibaba Group, the grocer’s first foray into foreign sales amid a broader push into online retail.
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Farming Anxiety Grows as Federal Aid Remains Unclear
August 15, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsFarmers fretting over a trade conflict sparked by President Trump’s tariffs may soon get more details on the $ 12 billion worth of aid that the administration has pledged, as their concerns mount over market losses.
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Musk Tweets Another Surprise, Naming Tesla Advisers
August 15, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsThe electric-car maker’s CEO again caught the financial world by surprise with a tweet about his desire to take the company private, revealing a list of advisers before arrangements with all of them were completed.
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Germany Sends a Reassuring Signal on Growth
August 15, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsGermany’s second-quarter output data show the core eurozone economy is holding up even as the risks to growth have risen.
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Turkey to Boycott U.S. Electronics in Retaliation Against Sanctions
August 15, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsThe boycott is part of a wider campaign that has spread from advertising to beauty parlors.
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Car Crashes Outside U.K. Parliament in Suspected Terror Attack
August 14, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsA car crashed into barriers outside the U.K. Houses of Parliament in a suspected terrorist attack, injuring pedestrians and cyclists, just yards away from the site of an attack last year.
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Turkey to Boycott U.S. Electronics in Retaliation Against Sanctions
August 14, 2018 | dailybusinessnewsThe boycott is part of a wider campaign that has spread from advertising to beauty parlors.
WSJ.com: US Business