Saudi non-oil trade grows steadily
New data showed that in the third quarter, non-oil trade neared 100 billion riyals ($26.7 billion) and it could cross that threshold for the first time in Q4.
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The next oil shock will come from supply
Looking beyond next year, the global oil system faces a widening gap between rising demand and the slow pace of new supply additions.
US issues tough demands over Canada-Mexico trade deal
The remarks by the US’ top trade official will buoy Mexican and Canadian officials, after Donald Trump suggested he may allow the deal to lapse.
Beijing ups global trade push by designating new duty-free island
Beijing designated Hainan, an island with an economy comparable to a small European nation, as a distinct customs zone.
America is becoming the world's dumb money
The US' capitalism is losing its way even as other countries are moving away from suboptimal and clunky state-run economies.
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Thursday’s inflation report could end up being less instructive than usual.
‘We’ve got work to do’: The new CEO aiming at an elevated Target
Michael Fiddelke says a clearer focus and simpler messaging can return the retailer to growth.
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India opens nuclear energy to private sector
The bill, approved by the Indian parliament Thursday, is poised to unlock a new source for the country’s energy mix
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