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Johnson & Johnson to stop selling talc-based powder in the US, Canada
The company has said that its corn-starch-based products will be sold in these two markets
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Asian stocks slump; gold and oil offer brace
Nikkei, however, managed to buck the Wednesday morning trend slightly
Vodafone on shaky ground in India, potential exit to affect 300 mn users
Vodafone's CEO Nick Read said that the company had been in a "very challenging situation" as far its Indian operations were concerned
No sight of US-Sino trade deal leads to oil prices' cooling down
According to the International Energy Agency, worry about the sustainability of crude oil's future also contributed to its downward trend on Wednesday
Alibaba's Singles' Day festival kicks up a storm, crosses $22 bn in 9 hours
Singles' Day is held every year on 11th November with the four numerals in the date implying singledom
Pegasus spyware-affected Indian WhatsApp users ask answers from govt.
NSO, the Israeli organisation that created the spyware has said that it exchanges technology with national governments
American markets crash as Donald Trump negates tariff "rollback"
Stock markets had had a booming day on 7th November after it was announced that there would be an easing in the ongoing US-China trade stand-off
Indian government comes under IMF's fire for fiscal lack of transparency
The IMF also said the Indian government was a "laggard" entity among the entirety of the G20 nations' hub
After India declines signing RCEP, China steps forward to assuage concerns
India decided against the free-trade movement deal as it felt it would not benefit Indian commercial interests
Malaysian PM refuses to stand down on Kashmir criticism amid trade war
India's body for oil trade had called for a ban on importing palm oil from Malaysia
Thaw in Indo-US relationship as Indian minister talks of deal in the offing
Indian commerce minister Piyush Goyal announced the development at the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum
US expected to retain troops in north-east Syria to safeguard oil reserves
Donald Trump had previously announced that all troops stationed in the region would be withdrawn following a prolonged war against the Islamic State
Catalunyan unrest prompts delay in El Clasico soccer match
The match that was to be held at Camp Nou on 26th October has been shunted to December and will be played at the same venue
Oracle CEO Mark Hurd passes away with unknown health problem
Hurd had joined Oracle in 2010, shortly after leaving HP as the CEO
FATF warns action against Pak for non-compliance of anti-terror deadline
The Financial Action Task Force has set a deadline of February 2020 for Pakistan to meet with its allocated targets to tackle financial terrorism
German automobile supplier Brose announces job-cuts
The Coburg-headquartered company said it was looking to trim around 2,000 workers over the course of the next three years
Malaysian PM to work 'diplomatically' to reduce Indo-Malay trade tension
India was looking to curb imports of palm oil from Malaysia after its PM Mahathir Mohamad spoke against its decision to isolate Kashmir at the UNGA
UK and the EU agree on new deal, await parliaments' ratification
UK prime minister Boris Johnson is counting on Northern Ireland's DUP to provide him with support for the new deal
Indian Income Tax department protest against new tax assessment scheme
Through the faceless tax assessment system, the Indian government is seeking to put an end to unfair practices by tax authorities
Iranian oil minister says Iran'll try "every possible way" to export crude
Bijan Zanganeh also said he was open to bilateral talks with his Saudi Arabian counterpart
Iranian minister reiterates stand for bonhomie with other ME nations
Bijan Zanganeh, who is Iran's oil minister, also said that China had opted out of developing Phase 11 of the oil-field in South Pars
'Protectionist' says US Secretary of Commerce of India, deal still in limbo
Wilbur Ross also said that India still had not met with the US' required criteria to be included again its GSP program
Stop on Indian onion exports leads to scramble for produce in rest of Asia
Monsoon effects have seen onion prices go up drastically in India prompting Indian government to suspend exports
Nine years after co-founding WeWork, Adam Neumann resigns as CEO
Neumann's image had affected the company's prospects of going public
No trade deal in sight between India-US, as Modi-Trump meet in UNGC
The American president had said that he was optimistic about India and the US signing a trade agreement
In UNGC address, Donald Trump bats for peace with Iran
The American president, however, said that there would not be any loosening of sanctions on Iran
UK Supreme Court terms Parliament suspension "unlawful"
The decision, unanimously taken by an 11-bench panel, came as a jolt to the PM Boris Johnson
Indian stock indices pause gains, slump anew
Reliance Industries Limited and the Indian IT companies, however, escaped the downslide and posted highs
Optimism renews as US and China to restart trade conversation in two weeks
Steve Mnuchin, the US' trade secretary said the talks would be held during the UNGC meeting in New York
Jean-Claude Juncker regrets EU's non-involvement in 2016 Brexit referendum
The EU Commission president also said there would be a border marked between Ireland and North Ireland in case of a no-deal Brexit