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Hiring by US private sector employers seen slowing down - report

With the labor market down, private sector employers in the US had hired fewer workers for the past six months.


JPMorgan may not yet see end to criminal probe- sources

Sources told Reuters that the end to the probe of JPMorgan's criminal liability about the mortgage bonds it issued in the financial crisis could be far from over.

Europe's Clean Energy investment falls by 14%

Europe's clean energy investment had fallen 14% after cheaper US natural gas had lured more investment, said a London-based research firm.

Mexico pushes for US to raise debt ceiling

On Tuesday, Finance Minister Luis Videgaray said that Mexico had urged the United States to reach an agreement to raise the nation's debt limits to avoid a possible default that could ruin the international reputation of the country.


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Rupee's depreciation makes India an attractive proposition for US investors. India's top ranked takeover advisor Bank of America Corp identified the rupee's depreciation as the main factor in generating interest from US companies in setting up factories in India.
US and South Korea discussed the possibility of delaying wartime control transfer to South Korea's troops amidst fears of North Korea's weapons of mass destruction capabilities.
The US-India ties were seen to lose its shine over economic differences and was even admitted by India's National Security Adviser.
A reduction in gas prices could be felt all over the US. Gas prices had been dropping all over the country. GasBuddy, a website that monitors the prices of gas around the US revealed that prices at the pump had fallen to as much as USD 3.
The US and Brazil ties were foiled again after Brazil President Dilma Reousseff retaliated over reports that the US National Security Agency had spied on her top aides along with her private communications.
The poverty rate of Americans rose to 46.5 million from last year shown in the stock market, according to a US Census Bureau data.
According to ThyssenKrupp CFP Guido Kerkhoff, there are still plans to sell off its Americas units, under certain conditions.
According to Bloomberg data, investor sentiment still had not returned to the US financial industry.
The stock markets of the Middle East breathed a sigh of relief as the US-Russia agreement on Syria's chemical weapons averted a military strike.
In the fifth year after the so-called 'Great Recession', Obama highlights the gains made by the US economy as a better capitalized and better regulated economy.
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