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Parasite’ hauls in $8.8 million at the box office after historic Oscar win

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After the  commendable best picture award at the Oscars “Parasite” had an excellent week in the cinematic world. The South Korean film took in $8.8 million worth of ticket deals, 20% of its all out North American take, in the six days subsequent to winning four Academy Awards. Until this point in time, the film…

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WHO Chief Warns About Coronavirus Cases Outside China

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The World Health authorities said Thursday that the new coronavirus has not yet spread broadly around the globe, however underscored that the infection could break out all inclusive whenever. There are currently 74,675 instances of the coronavirus, or COVID-19, in China, Tedros stated, remembering 2,121 passing for the nation. Outside of China, Tedros said there…

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G20 Officials Call For Unified Action To Tax Leading Tech Companies

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G20 officials on Saturday called for leading global economies to join hands and fight against “tax optimization” practiced by leading tech companies to lower the amount they have to pay in taxes. The Organisation for Economic Corporation and Development (OECD) has proposed a new taxation system fo leading tech companies like Facebook, Amazon, and Google,…

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Dallas Federal Reserve president to see cut in oil and gas capital spending

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The Federal Reserve of Dallas which has Permian basin in their economic region has been expecting the sector of oil and gas to cut their spending on capital by 10-15% in the year 2020. Rob Kaplan who is the president of the district has said that this decline in the production growth of oil is…

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Dallas Fed President says that labor market might be at the full employment levels

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Robert Kaplan, Dallas Fed President has said that there is a view that the labor market is projected to be at or already past the levels of full employment, as he hinted that the world might see a case which is weaker for the lowering of interest rate. On Tuesday, Kaplan has written that he…

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