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Brazil services volume fell 0.1% in August from July, leaving the sector just below its record, while a separate tourism index rose 2.5%. The post Brazil Services Slip 0.1% in August appeared first on The Rio Times .
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India fast bowler Arshdeep Singh suffered an injury scare after being struck on the bicep by a bouncer from Shamar Joseph during the ODI encounter.
Displaying a Canadian flag or an Alberta flag (or both) would not fall within the definition of referendum advertising.
Egypt's official exchange rate passed 53 per US dollar on 14 October, the pound's weakest since May, as foreign investors sold about US$109 million of debt.
The US removed Jorge Rodríguez from its sanctions list on 14 October. Here is what it signals for Venezuela’s talks, oil licences and US investors.
The US Treasury's Cartel del Noreste listing reaches firms in Nuevo León. Here is what US companies must block, report and check, and what is still unknown.
Colombia's president rejected talks with the ACSN, militarised Santa Marta and fired its police chief after a jailbreak. Here is how his offensive works.
