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Can Alphabet investors ignore warning signs?

  For a market that has typically been seen as concentrating on the future, investors can sometimes take a surprisingly backward view. Consider their upbeat reaction to Alphabet Inc’s earnings, reflected in the stock’s 5% jump on July 27. As encouraging as it might be that second-quarter revenue came close to what analysts expected — although the 13% growth rate ...

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Global banks can ride India’s dollar crunch

  Bangladesh is seeking a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF); Pakistan is expected to receive its own $1.2 billion rescue deal soon. Neither wants to end up another Sri Lanka. The island nation was pulled into a vortex of empty dollar coffers, popular anger over shortages of food, fuel and medicines, political chaos and a still-deepening economic funk. ...

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Airbus cuts its delivery target, slows ramp up on supply woes

  Bloomberg Airbus SE cut its delivery goal and slowed a ramp up in production of its best-selling narrow-body model as supply-chain issues afflicting everything from engines to microchips show no sign of easing. The world’s biggest planemaker now aims to hand over around 700 aircraft in 2022, compared with an earlier target of 720, it said in a statement. ...

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