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| | ... health, medical research, and management consulting. Previously, Swift was part of the UN's leadership team for the mission on Ebola in West Africa. She also spent a decade with the Boston Consulting Group in the US and Australia, leading a regional ... |
| | | ... and all aimed at nudging people in directions that would make people's lives "go better." "Fewer Americans have died of Ebola than married Nicole Kidman. The risk of Ebola was very low but the signals in the mind were very high and that can inflate judgements ... |
| | | ... phones, tablets and television programs. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets pulled back on concerns over New York's first Ebola case and the outlook for the eurozone. London's FTSE 100 index shed 0.47 per cent to 6,388.73 points on Friday after data ... |
| | | ... is being exacerbated by war in the Middle East, the standoff in Ukraine, street protests in Hong Kong and the spread of Ebola to Dallas."... and midway through, it had this: "The latest catalyst for concern was the news that U.S. retail sales dropped ... |
| | | ... and everything that could be blamed for the fall were blamed - growth (the slowness of it), deflation (the threat of it), ebola (the spread of it), the IMF, ISIS, Putin, oil, earnings, technicals, etc, etc etc. And then they hit... hard -- the central ... |
| | | ... moving into oversold territory," he said. "We've had concerns shift from fears about slowing global growth, the spread of Ebola (to) investors' focus on what's really important and that's earnings." On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained ... |
| | | ... ending a roller-coaster week marked by alarm over fading global growth, a re-emergence of eurozone tensions and the spreading Ebola virus. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index climbed 1.85 per cent compared to Thursday's close to end the week at 6,310.29 ... |
| | | ... the gains in Australian shares this week showed investors had tempered their worries about geopolitical threats and the Ebola virus which has killed more than 4,500 people. "US bond yields have come off quite significantly and a lot of investors are ... |
| | | ... us Victoria, have become fearful of "world growth" (the lack of it) and "world peace" (threatened by Putin and ISIS and Ebola and perhaps... the goings-on in Hong Kong - depending on China's response) which threatens "world growth". Cut to the chase ... |
| | | The share market is more than 1% weaker as investors worry about sluggish global growth and the Ebola crisis in west Africa. All sectors are suffering losses as Asian share markets follow the downward trajectory of US and European markets. Weaker commodity ... |
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