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Aston Martin falls as Brexit hurts UK sales

Bloomberg Aston Martin fell the most since its controversial initial public offering (IPO) last year as the luxury carmaker said some UK and European buyers are delaying purchases amid uncertainty around Brexit. The stock dropped as much as 18 percent and was trading 17 percent lower at 1,138.6 pence in London. That’s less than two-thirds of the 19-pound price at ...

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Cohen reminds us Trump probes are far from over

We were reminded of an explosive political fact this week: The investigations of President Donald Trump’s activities won’t end when special counsel Robert Mueller presents his report to the Justice Department. They’ll move into a new and potentially more divisive phase. “The congressional investigative effort will be ongoing. It will continue through 2020, and beyond if Trump wins re-election and ...

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Hong Kong property roars back

Hong Kong property is coming back. After declining about 10 percent since August, home prices have started rising again. The world’s least affordable housing market may even be prepping for another boom. Green shoots have included increased viewings at project sales and revived interest in government land auctions, with a plot in the northern New Territories selling for a higher ...

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