Sentences with phrase «economic news pushes»

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Canada's trade agenda — and its difference to that of its North American neighbor the U.S. — has made news at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touting a «push back against the anti-trade tendency in globalization that will leave us all worse off.»

«Whereas employers were in «wait and see» mode three months ago, more private sector firms, particularly among private sector services firms, have decided to push the redundancy button in response to worsening economic news,» the CIPD's public policy adviser Gerwyn Davie said.

The comments came the same day the Cuomo administration was trying to push out some good news: Hundreds of millions of dollars being funneled for economic development efforts, largely benefiting upstate and a push on the gun control measure.

Preston said the timing of the economic development news was coincidental to the overall push Cuomo is making for Fiala.

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On Wednesday, DigiTimes learned from Chinese language publication Economic Daily News that there are signs suggesting Apple could be pushing back the launch of the new iPhones to the 10th month or the penultimate month of 2017.

Now, instead of a September release for Apple's big iPhone update, the Economic Daily News sources say the iPhone 8 might have been pushed back to October, or worse, November.

In the latest report, China's Economic Daily News says that Apple's supply partners have indeed started working on the iPhone 8's components, but there has been a snag that could ultimately push back the device's release.

Good economic news has pushed borrowers into the market seeking new loans, as they reason that a healthy economy will lead to higher interest rates.