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* Private home building reverses downtrend in Aussie
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WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republicans on
Tuesday linked repealing a key component of Obamacare to their
ambitious tax-cut plan, raising new political risks and
uncertainties for the tax measure that financial markets have
been monitoring closely for months.
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Tribunal says food delivery app couriers are not entitled to collective bargaining
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David Davis promises financial sector almost everything it asked for
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WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Rand
Paul said on Tuesday he will seek to abolish a crucial Obamacare
provision as part of sweeping tax cut legislation in a move that
could complicate President Donald Trump's push for swift
congressional passage.
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NEW YORK, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Noted short-seller Jim Chanos
of Kynikos Associates continued to add to his short position in
electric car maker Tesla Inc throughout the year even
as the company's shares rallied, he said at the Reuters Global
Investment 2018 Outlook Summit on Tuesday.
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No-deal Brexit would mean less choice and about £1,500 on price, car industry tells MPs
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Nov 14 (Reuters) - General Electric Co's shares
slumped for a second straight day on Tuesday as investors
wondered if a massive overhaul by new Chief Executive John
Flannery to save billions and make the conglomerate smaller was
enough to revive the 125-year-old Dow component.
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CARACAS, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Venezuela has started making
interest payments on its foreign debt, Communication Minister
Jorge Rodriguez said on Tuesday, amid delays in transfers of
funds for sovereign and state oil company PDVSA bonds.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The outgoing head of a key
U.S. banking regulator is airing concern that banks and
industry-sympathetic regulators may go too far in efforts to
ease rules established after the 2007-2009 financial crisis.