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 Global shares dipped on Monday as weaker than expected economic surveys added to investor worries over the unresolved U.S.-China trade dispute's effects on the world economy, while oil gained more than 1% as Middle East tensions remained elevated.
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US stocks trade cautiously on weak European manufacturing Fox BusinessA higher-level round of talks is still scheduled to go ahead in October.
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European shares opened slightly lower Monday morning, as investors closely monitored global trade developments.
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 Emerging market shares fell on Monday as
uncertainty over the United States and China reaching a trade
deal anytime soon and dismal growth data from major economies
kept investors on the sidelines.
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Asia shares slip as investors watch US-China trade developments CNBCAsian shares fall as Iran, China-US trade tensions loom Yahoo FinanceAsian stocks fall as investors mull next move in trade talks Financial TimesView full coverage on Google News
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‘Terrible' conditions on stock market deter deals but some expect pipeline to pick up later in year
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 A bloc of WeWork directors is planning to push Adam Neumann to step down as chief executive after a tumultuous week in which his eccentric behavior and drug use came to light and the startup delayed its much-anticipated stock-market listing.
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 Fitbit Inc. shares soared more than 15% Friday, after reports that the company has hired an investment firm to explore a possible sale. The wearables company has hired Qatalyst Partners, according to CNBC, citing a person familiar with the matter. A deal is not imminent and may not happen, said the report. Retuers first reported news of a potential deal. Fitbit shares have fallen 14.5% in 2019, while the S&P 500 has gained 20%.
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Asian stocks were mixed, though many of the region's moves were muted. Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.8%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index lost 0.3%. But Australian stocks are on a tear.
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