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Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia Deficit To Hit $107B In 2015 Due To Plummeting Oil Prices: IMF Forecast

The oil-rich Kingdom of Saudi Arabia would have to tighten its belt further as prices of oil in the international market continues to decline.

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Altice Buys Cablevision For $17.7B

News of European telecommunications giant Altice buying Cablevision Systems Corp. for $17.8 billion, including debt, cause the share price of the New York company to go up by 16 percent on Wednesday.

Apple CEO Tim Cook
Tim Cook Compares Coming Out With Discovering An iPhone Feature

Although many of his friends and co-workers at Apple knew that CEO Tim Cook is gay, he only officially came out almost a year ago in October 2014 at 53.

The country's economy is currently state-dominated.
Government Launches Plan to Deepen Reforms in State-owned Enterprises Sector

The Chinese government has unveiled guidelines aiming to deepen reforms in the state-owned enterprises sector. This sector is regarded as one of the key drivers of China's economic growth.

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Hewlett Packard Enterprises prrovided more details on its cloud partnership Microsoft
Falling Demand For PCs, Spinoff Would Lead HP To Axe Another 30,000 Jobs

About 25,000 to 30,000 Hewlett Packard employees are bound to lose their jobs as the tech giant announced on Tuesday a planned spinoff resulting in axing of positions under its enterprise division.

Shoppers walk past an Apple Store at Hysan Place in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.
Luxury Brands Leave Hong Kong as Rental Prices Skyrocket

The closure of the watch brand TAG Heuer’s outlet in Causeway Bay in August this year is a sign of luxury brands’ withdrawal from Hong Kong and the end of the city’s status as a center for Asian luxury goods, reports the Southern Metropolis Daily.

Headquartered in Cupertino, Calif., Apple Inc. designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, online services, and personal computers.
3 Reasons iPhone 6S Upgrade Program Will Rake In Huge Profits For Apple (AAPL)

Pure genius is how a new report described Apple’s (AAPL) new device Upgrade Program that essentially will make the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus available for as low as $1 per day on release date. And the tech giant will surely haul in loads of cash as a result.

A Google search page is seen through the spectacles of a computer user in Leicester, central England July 20, 2007.
Google Accused Of Breaking Russian Competitive Law, Preventing Vendors From Installing Other Rival Apps And Services

Russian internet watchdogs have accused Google of forcing smartphone vendors to install its own apps as well as Google Play illegally on Android phones.

Some Chinese investors are lured to invest in mutual funds in offshore markets, like the U.S., due to the declining value of the Chinese yuan.
Chinese Investors Lured to Offshore Funds Due to Weaker RMB

Chinese investors have been attracted to mutual funds in offshore markets due to the falling value of the renminbi (RMB), the Economic Observer reported.

U.S. acknowledges China's rail technology advancement.
Railway Industry to Drive China's Next Major Economic Development

The construction of high-speed railways and subway lines is expected to bolster China's urban development and the development of city clusters, as well as lay the foundation for a second economic development in the country, the China Business News reported.

Huishan Dairy Holdings Company Limited and Royal Friesland Campina N.V. have entered into a joint venture lasy year to operate a fully integrated infant milk formula supply chain in China.
Dutch Dairy Giant to Launch New Product for China’s High-end Consumers

Dairy giant FrieslandCampina, maker of the popular Friso baby formula line based in the Netherlands, is set to introduce a new infant formula late this year to cater to China’s ultra-high-end consumers, according to Chief Executive Roelof Joosten on Saturday, Sept. 12.

iPhone 6S (L) and iPhone 6S Plus (R)
Apple’s iPhone Pre-Order Figures Outperforming 2014’s First-Weekend Record

Apple Inc. announced on September 14, Monday that worldwide pre-order figures for its iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus smartphones were on pace to pass last year's record of 10 million mobile devices sold during the first weekend. An Apple spokeswoman revealed that online demand was higher than the company's forecasts, and that the new models would be on sale at the company's retail stores next week.

China and Boeing are currently in talks for the acquisition of 6,330 aircraft estimated to be worth around $100 billion.
Boeing to Finish 737 Jets in New Facility in China

Global commercial aircraft maker Boeing Co. is planning to move the final production work for some 737 jetliners to a new facility in China, timing its announcement to coincide with the first U.S. state visit of President Xi Jinping later this month.

Marissa Mayer
NYU Professor Gets Backlash For Marissa Mayer Pregnancy Statement

New York University Professor Scott Galloway is on the receiving end of women's group wrath over his statement in a weekend TV interview with Bloomberg that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is keeping her job only because she is pregnant with twins.

Marissa Mayer
NYU Professor Says Twins Pregnancy Saved Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer From Being Jobless

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has her ongoing pregnancy of twins to thank for, otherwise she should be unemployed within six months given her poor performance, says New York University marketing professor Scott Galloway.

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