[ad_1] SUNDERLAND, England (Reuters) – No-deal Brexit tariffs of 10% on vehicles would be unsustainable for Nissan in Europe, where it runs Britain’s biggest car factory, the Japanese company warned on Thursday. Nissan’s European Chairman
Factbox: How the UK’s energy markets will work if it leaves the EU
[ad_1] LONDON (Reuters) – As the United Kingdom edges closer to a deadline of Oct. 31 to leave the European Union, below is an outline of the status of energy markets in that event. FILE
Nissan to start building new Juke car at UK plant as Brexit looms
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India’s August rice exports drop 29% on weak African demand
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Europe third-quarter earnings outlook deteriorates as trade war, Brexit bite
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WeWork India operator says in talks to raise $200 million
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Tariffs take toll on Philips margin goal in blow to shares
[ad_1] AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Philips (PHG.AS) warned it will miss its 2019 profit margin target on Thursday due to trade tariffs and poor results at its Connected Care arm, wiping around 3 billion euros ($3.3
Gold rises to one-week peak amid trade anxiety
[ad_1] (Reuters) – Gold prices scaled one-week highs on Thursday, holding ground above $1,500 an ounce, as investors flocked to the safety of bullion following contradictory reports about U.S.-China trade talks. FILE PHOTO: Gold granulate
German August export slump amplifies recession alarm
[ad_1] BERLIN (Reuters) – German exports fell by more than expected in August, data showed on Thursday, reinforcing expectations that a manufacturing slump is pushing Europe’s largest economy into recession. FILE PHOTO: Aerial view of
Sensex, Nifty retreat as banks fall; Indiabulls dips 9%
[ad_1] The Bombay Stock Exchange building is seen from a facade in Mumbai, May 16, 2018. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas BENGALURU (Reuters) – A slide in banking stocks dragged Indian shares lower on Thursday following a sharp