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CNBC's Shep Smith reports on a message from SpaceX CEO Gwynne Shotwell defending Elon Musk against sexual misconduct allegations.
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Nomura forecasts recessions in several major economies next year
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Australia's central bank is taking a hawkish stance to get on top of inflation, says economist
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The pace of monetary policy tightening is picking up around the world, says economist
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UBS says it likes 'traditional' health-care stocks
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ETF Connect will boost Hong Kong's status as an international financial hub, says Kingston Securities
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It's risky for Japan's central bank to expect inflation pressures to remain temporary: Research institute
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China's property sector continues to face weak buyer sentiment, says S&P Global Ratings
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Look to these asset classes to protect against a bear market, BNY Mellon says
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There are limited hopes that the airline industry's problems will improve in the coming months, says analyst
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There are 'glaring' cracks in the wall among peripherals in Europe, says Citi strategist
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There's a great 'belt-tightening' happening in Southeast Asia's tech industry, says recruitment firm
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Energy crisis: Europe is absolutely shooting itself in the foot, says investment advisory firm
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Citi says there's 'peak monetary policy uncertainty'
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Russian military has 'changed its gears' in the past few weeks, says professor
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China has changed the substance of the zero-Covid policy without changing its name, says HSBC
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We see a very high risk of a recession, says Credit Suisse
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