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Colombia's economy expanded 3.3% during 2019, the government's statistics agency said on Friday, beating market expectations.

Copper miner First Quantum Minerals Ltd, which in the past has been in talks with a Chinese company about a possible sale of assets, said on Friday discussions to sell minority stakes in its Zambian mines have stalled amid the coronavirus outbreak in China.

Spring means planting gardens, a big market for selling homes, and the ability to do things like painting your house that weren't possible in winter. It's also the start of barbecue season as people who live in states with cold weather finally get to go outside.

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) owns Whole Foods, so it might seem a bit odd that it's planning to open a second grocery chain. It makes more sense, however, when you consider how much data the online retailer has that it can't use at those upscale stores.

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RingCentral (NYSE: RNG) announced excellent fourth-quarter results on Monday, exceeding the symbolic $1 billion mark of annual revenue run rate one year earlier than expected. The company is profiting from the tailwinds of its unified communication-as-a-service (UCaaS) portfol

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U.S. Treasury yields declined on Friday as investors bought safe-haven government debt ahead of a long holiday weekend after soft retail sales data and on continuing caution about the coronavirus epidemic in China.

LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Dolly Parton is a unifying force in a divided United States. That’s the central theme of the podcast series “Dolly Parton’s America”, released late last year by New York public radio. She made her fortune by becoming a multi-chann

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq opened slightly higher on Friday helped by chipmakers' shares after Nvidia issued an upbeat quarterly sales forecast, but concerns about the economic hit from the coronavirus outbreak kept gains in check.

Alphabet Inc's Google is in talks with publishers on paying a licensing fee for content that would be packaged in a premium news product, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

CHINA ON SICK LEAVE A leap in coronavirus cases in Hubei gave markets pause - for all of 24 hours. Then attention shifted back to the global case-count and the rally resumed. But while investors are focused on containment, the world's second-biggest economy is idling.

Fiat Chrysler said on Friday it had temporarily halted production at its Serbian plant over the "availability of certain components sourced in China".

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