Aug.16 -- Joe Galli, chief executive officer at Techtronic Industries, discusses President Trump disbanding his advisory groups, U.S. infrastructure projects, production in the U.S., what he hopes comes out of the Nafta negotiations, his operating costs and low interest rates. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Oil prices edged up on Thursday, clawing back some ground after losses in the previous session. Traders said the market was range-bound as falling crude inventories provided price support while high output was capping gains. Brent crude futures were at $50.44 per barrel at 0543 GMT, up 17 cents, or 0.3 percent, from their last close.
More Britons tried to rein in their spending in the second quarter of this year than at any time since 2015 as rising inflation squeezed household incomes, according to a survey published on Thursday. Some 53 percent of Britons scrimped between April and June - the highest proportion since 56 percent did so during the same period of 2015, market research firm Nielsen said. Nielsen said Britain declined from second in Europe's consumer confidence rankings just before the Brexit vote to the ninth now.
Hyundai Motor Co said on Thursday it was placing electric vehicles at the centre of its product strategy - one that includes plans for a premium long-distance electric car as it seeks to catch up to Tesla and other rivals. Like Toyota Motor Corp, Hyundai had initially championed fuel cell technology as the future of eco-friendly vehicles but has found itself shifting electric as Tesla shot to prominence and battery-powered cars have gained government backing in China.
Cato Institute immigration policy analyst Alex Nowrasteh and Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness Founder Nick Adams on Attorney General Jeff Sessions' comments towards Chicago's sanctuary city policies.
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Trump campaign foreign-policy adviser George Papadopoulos reportedly tried to set up multiple...
