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Fmr. Trump Exec on Pelosi: Trump 'sensitive' to powerful womenThe Government shutdown echoes Trump’s Atlantic City casino bankruptcy. Former Trump Casino Executive, Jack O’Donnell tells Ari Melber Trump is handling the shutdown like the Casinos he ran into the ground. O’Donnell says Trump “crushed” business with his “reckless spending” and is “doing the same thing with our Country”. O’Donnell also comments on Trump facing off with Speaker Nancy Pelosi, telling “The Beat” Trump is “sensitive” to women being in executive roles and likely finds it “perplexing” to be dealing with Pelosi on the shutdown.
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Asia keeps calm as China cools, Brexit news awaitedAsian markets kept their nerve on Monday as data showed the Chinese economy slow...
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Johnson & Johnson tops fourth-quarter expectations but signals sales to slow this yearSales of psoriasis treatments and cancer drugs helped Johnson & Johnson beat Wall Street analysts' fourth-quarter earnings and revenue expectations. For 2019, the company forecast earnings that match profit estimates but fall short on revenue.
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The Auto Technology Revolution Looks Unstoppable, But SlowMore electric cars will be launched this year than 2018, but they will remain unaffordable and impractical. Expect a spurt in sales in 2020, but the expected revolution, which sees most of us being driven around in rented computer-controlled electric cars, is still way over the horizon.
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World economy forecast to slow in 2019 amid trade tensionsDAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — The International Monetary Fund has cut its forecast for world economic growth this year, citing heightened trade tensions and rising U.S. interest rates. The IMF expects global growth this year of 3.5 percent, down from 3.7 percent in 2018 and from the 3.7 percent it had forecast for 2019 back in October. Unveiling its forecasts at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, the fund left its prediction for U.S. growth this year unchanged at 2.5 percent. But it trimmed that for the 19 countries that use the euro to 1.6 percent from 1.8 percent.
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