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Wall Street Ticks Modestly Higher Ahead of Wednesday's Interest Rate Decision by the Federal Reserve

Donald Trump · Tokyo

Wall Street Ticks Modestly Higher Ahead of Wednesday's Interest Rate Decision by the Federal Reserve

54% Center coverage: 85 sources

Wall Street ticked modestly higher ahead of a highly-anticipated interest rate decision later this week by the Federal Reserve.See the Story

Most Asia Markets Track Wall St Losses as Jitters Set in Ahead of Fed

Wall Street · Branson

Most Asia Markets Track Wall St Losses as Jitters Set in Ahead of Fed

50% Center coverage: 18 sources

HONG KONG: Most stocks fell in Asia on Tuesday (Dec 9) as investors grow nervous about the Federal Reserve's plans for interest rates next year following an expected cut this week.With traders fu See the Story

L'Oreal to up stake in skin care firm Galderma to 20%

Switzerland · Switzerland

L'Oreal to up stake in skin care firm Galderma to 20%

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

L'Oreal said today it will raise its stake in Swiss skin care firm Galderma to 20% with an acquisition from a group of major shareholders, a step which could earn the French company a bigger cut of profits from the injectable cosmetics market.See the Story

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