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— Mexico’s central bank is prepared for different scenarios resulting from the country’s July 1 presidential vote, central bank chief Alejandro Diaz de Leon said late on Monday, adding that policymakers

— Italy’s efforts to form a government broke down on Sunday after the president rejected a eurosceptic pick for the key economy ministry, triggering a potential constitutional crisis and opening the prospect

— As of late this week, Netflix was worth more than Disney or (by a significant amount) Comcast — For the rest of Memorial Day weekend at least, Netflix remains the world's most highly valued media and

— PayPal is getting further integrated with Google’s G Pay service, and that means better security — Currently, PayPal customers using G Pay have to leave G Pay to login — The new integration means that

— The GDPR aims to give control to citizens and residents over their personal data and to simplify the regulatory environment for international business, and many companies, especially smaller firms, have

— Visa, the credit card company that has used Morgan Freeman’s voice in commercials for several years, announced on Friday that it would stop broadcasting those advertisements after a report that Mr. Freeman

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— The Bank of Canada will probably hold interest rates steady on May 30 as uncertain trade policy and indebted consumers necessitate caution, but firmer price and wage inflation will prompt two increases

— “But we suspect at least some of this latest fall is sterling related, and we expect core inflation to hit 2% next month as the rate of pass-through from the pound’s post-Brexit plunge continues to fade.”

— This initiative is in the same vein as Amazon's expansion drive in cloud computing business via new and advanced data centers in Argentina and Chile — These factors are likely to provide Amazon a competitive

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— Facebook's Terragraph tech — Facebook Facebook and Qualcomm are teaming up to bring super-fast Wi-Fi to built-up urban areas, the two companies announced in a press release on Monday — Qualcomm said

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— Altria's stock price is down 21% since May 2017, while Philip Morris has dropped an even more precipitous 29% over the same time span — Right now, the two stocks have yields that are very close to each