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After $30 Billion Exodus, Global Money Trickles Back Into India
(Bloomberg) — Foreign funds are showing signs of a return to Indian equities as recent declines in oil prices and the dollar bring some reprieve for emerging markets.Most Read from BloombergTrump Insiders Recall How He Spurned Pleas to Act as Riot RagedThree Arrows Founders Break Silence Over Collapse of Crypto Hedge FundAmericans Who Can’t Afford Homes Are Moving to Europe InsteadMusk Lieutenant Scrutinized in Internal Tesla Purchasing ProbeThese Are the World’s Most (and Least) Powerful Passp
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Survives No-Confidence Vote
(Bloomberg) — Thailand’s Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha survived a vote of no confidence after opposition parties targeted him for economic mismanagement ahead of general elections expected by early next year.Most Read from BloombergRussian Odesa Missile Strike Tests Day-Old Grain Export DealTesla’s Bitcoin Dump Leaves Accounting Mystery in Its WakeThree Arrows Founders Break Silence Over Collapse of Crypto Hedge FundWHO Chief Overrules Panel to Declare Monkeypox Global EmergencyStudent Loan
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A Lot Of Marvel Cartoons Are Heading To Disney
In 2007 Marvel Studios was a few years away from being purchased by Disney, but the company was getting ready to conquer the entertainment industry. It premiered footage from the Robert Downey-starring original “Iron Man” to rave reviews at the San Diego Comic Con. A year later “Iron Man” was one of the most popular films of the year, and the company was well on its way to making seemingly each and everyone of its characters into a household name.
TechCrunch
Snap misses on Q2 revenue, declines to forecast its future financial performance
Snap also declined to predict its future financial performance due to “uncertainties related to the operating environment.” “While the continued growth of our community increases the long-term opportunity for our business, our financial results for Q2 do not reflect the scale of our ambition,” the company said in a letter to investors. Snap noted that the second quarter of the year ended up being more challenging than expected and that it now plans to “substantially slow our rate of hiring, as well as the rate of operating expense growth.”
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‘Historic’ Correction Grips Canada’s Housing Market, RBC Says
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