Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 in 10 countries over fire risk
Samsung announces a recall of 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 devices in ten nations including the United States after reports of battery fires. The company says replacements will be issued in coming weeks as it probes the supply chain for the defect and emphasizes customer safety.
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IDC
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August Jobs Begin To Slow As Hiring Slows Across Sectors
The Dow rose 85 points in mid day trading as August hiring softened across manufacturing construction and mining with temp firms cutting 3100 positions. Analysts warn slower growth may keep Fed rates low longer but the economy remains healthier than a year ago.
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Steel ruling supports U S steel workers in Ohio
The ITC final decision upholds anti dumping and anti subsidy duties on heavy welded carbon steel pipes and tubes from three countries and Turkey. U S Steel Lorain operations affected while Missouri firms Bull Moose Tube Co and EXLTUBE praised the ruling for preserving jobs and company bottom lines. Sen. Claire McCaskill testified for Missouri manufacturers and stressed industry protection.
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St. Louis
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Kansas City
Exstube
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Turkey
ITC
U.S
Stocks mixed as oil rises and utilities lead gains
The market shows modest gains in utilities and oil linked shares while health care and cruise stocks slip. Crude prices rise with U S oil at 44 44 a barrel and Brent at 46 83 as markets weigh Federal Reserve rate moves and a softer cruise demand outlook.
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London
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NextEra Energy
American Electric Power
Colgate Palmolive
Tyson Foods
Reynolds American
Altria Group
Carnival Corp
Royal Caribbean Cruises
Morgan Stanley
Jamie Rollo
Carnival
Royal Caribbean
Hillary Clinton
Mylan
Medicare
Drought Hampers Brazilian Coffee Crop Amid Global Demand
Brazil faces a severe drought limiting irrigation and rainfall for robusta crops, with output seen down 16 percent to 9.4 million metric tons. Prices rise as demand nears record levels while Vietnam also suffers from dry conditions and a weak monsoon.
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London
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U.S
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Climatempo
Sao Paulo
Romario Gava Ferrao
Incaper Institute
Vietnam
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