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	Business Daily update ⋅ October 7, 2019
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	Wall Street Journal China's Riskiest Form of State Borrowing Enjoys a New Boom Wall Street Journal SHANGHAI—The investment arms of China's cities and provinces are selling debt at a record pace to fund roads, railways, utilities and ports, as they seek to shore up growth by spending more on infrastructure. Smaller cities and counties in China have long ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Use These 3 Tests To Pick The IPO Winners Forbes Venture capital investment rises and falls with the public's appetite for IPOs. And with 2019 venture-backed IPOs falling way below the market averages, it looks like the cycle is about to head south. That does not mean there are no recent IPOs worth investing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wall Street Journal Fed's George: US Economy Is in 'Good Place' Wall Street Journal Kansas City Federal Reserve leader Esther George said Sunday she isn't worried about low inflation levels right now, in comments that show the official skeptical but open to the need to lower rates again. "The U.S. economy is currently in a good place with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters Oil prices on ebb tide as gloom gathers over global economy Reuters SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Monday, extending last week's heavy losses, with traders fearing the global economic slowdown will weigh on future oil demand growth while pegging hopes for a rebound on progress in talks this week on ending the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Is Facebook's New Encryption Fight Hiding A Ruthless Secret Agenda? Forbes In the world of individual privacy and data security, this could be the ultimate irony. Facebook, the company that has taken more fire than any other for misusing, abusing and losing user data, has become the last line of defence in the fight against government ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times New Nissan Pay Problems Point to Conflicts at the Top The New York Times Two insiders who brought down Carlos Ghosn were involved with improper payments, an inquiry found. The company's full board never heard about it. CreditCreditNoriko Hayashi for The New York Times. Supported by. Ben Dooley · Liz Alderman. Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes How America's Rich Get So Rich Forbes In America, billionaires control much of our lives. The president of the United States is a billionaire. One of the biggest and most famous philanthropists, Bill Gates, is a billionaire. The man who runs Amazon, the online giant that sells almost everything, is the is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Business Insider What's next at WeWork, a secret superpower in the cloud wars, and inside Refinery29 Business Insider Hello! We're still picking through the wreckage left behind from WeWork's IPO debacle here at Business Insider. First off, Julie Bort and Meghan Morris talked to 20 current and former WeWork employees, executives, and business partners, and unveiled fresh ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Electric Vehicle Mandate, Anyone? Forbes In my many discussions with ethanol proponents, they invariably push several narratives. Sometimes these narratives are sincere, but sometimes they are driven by glaring self-interest. Today I cover a quick way to understand their motivations. I recently ... Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters Low inflation? Nothing to worry about, Fed's George says Reuters DENVER (Reuters) - Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Esther George on Sunday rejected the notion that the U.S. central bank should cut interest rates to try to boost low inflation, adding that doing so could create financial imbalances. "In current ... Flag as irrelevant
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