As agricultural output collapsed and jobs disappeared, the economy nosedived.
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He spoke before Nordstrom's stock nosedived 10% in futures trading.
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The stock market dipped on Wednesday, but it hasn't nosedived.
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The broader market resilience as China has nosedived is notable.
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Toshiba nosedived as much as 7.6 percent to 199.5 yen.
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The stock has nosedived 50 percent in the past four days.
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Both appeared to stall, nosedived and hit the ground at speed.
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The stock has nosedived 33 percent in the past three days.
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Morinaga & Co tumbled 5 percent, while Morinaga Milk nosedived 15 percent.
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Yields on US Treasury securities nosedived to levels never seen before.
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The comments compounded the lira's problems and it nosedived after the visit.
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Investors didn't love it, either; the company's stock nosedived after the announcement.
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Investors reacted by dumping the lira, which immediately nosedived, before recovering slightly.
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ATG nosedived on Friday, losing more than 12 percent, with bank shares .
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Tesla shares nosedived Friday, falling 6.3 percent to $263.24 during regular trading.
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The economy nosedived in the late 1990s as tea and coffee prices slid.
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European stock markets cratered, while stocks in Japan nosedived nearly 8 percent overnight.
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Shake Shack stock nosedived a whopping 20.64% on disappointing same-store sales growth.
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In both flights, the planes nosedived and pilots were unable to regain control.
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Austrian chipmaker AMS nosedived 19 percent while Swiss firm STMicroelectronics dropped around 7 percent.
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Bitcoin nosedived Wednesday as Congress members highlighted the downsides of cryptocurrency on Capitol Hill.
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Brent crude futures nosedived, settling at $73.40 per barrel, down $5.46 or 6.92 percent.
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As its share price nosedived, GoPro said it was cutting 3.55% of its workforce.
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Thursday, the stock — once a Wall Street darling — nosedived to an all-time low.
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At the same time, cocaine supply into the UK also thinned, and purity nosedived.
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Australia's once high-flying property market has nosedived over the past year or so.
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Total ICO fundraising nosedived in August though to its lowest since May of 2017.
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In response to Monday's news the stock has nosedived, trading down 35% Monday afternoon.
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Crude prices nosedived by nearly 7 percent on Tuesday after seeing four days of gains.
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In the last month, Tesla's stock price has nosedived from $304 per share to $250.
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Meanwhile, the Obama administration released 19,723 criminal aliens in 2015 and immigration enforcement has nosedived.
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Iran, whose relations with Washington have nosedived since Trump became president, opposes any U.S. involvement.
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With the virus outbreak, tourism has nosedived with cancellations of tens of thousands of flights.
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"The plane was on fire, it flipped and then nosedived," said farmer Marino Perez Alvaredo.
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Shiseido Co tumbled 4.8 percent, Fancl Corp nosedived 9.3 percent, while Kose Corp stumbled 7.1 percent.
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Relations between Beijing and Taipei have nosedived since President Tsai Ing-wen was elected last year.
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Most importers tie their price to the commodity market, where rates have recently nosedived below $1.
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Stocks nosedived after a recent warning that the US economy could be headed for a recession.
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Its shares nosedived over 11 percent to 2,530 yen, a level not seen since Sept. 2017.
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"The plane was on fire, it flipped and then nosedived," said Marino Perez Alvaredo, a farmer.
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Amid the early weeks of the coronavirus pandemic in the US, business at both establishments nosedived.
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The equity benchmark nosedived 6.3% since Monday, suffering its biggest two-day drop since August 2015.
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Netflix (NFLX) nosedived 453% on Wednesday, while Facebook (FB) was down 6% and Amazon dropped 5%.
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Prices for used bottles nosedived after China barred the import of low-grade plastic waste in 2017.
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In Germany, the regional manufacturing powerhouse, factory orders nosedived 2.2% in May compared to the previous month.
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This is apparently what happened in October's crash, when the plane eventually rapidly nosedived into the sea.
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Big Beach has kind of a steep drop into the water, so it nosedived her into that.
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Most insurance stocks, which are generally illiquid and therefore harder to exit, nosedived more than 6.0 percent.
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The equity benchmark nosedived 6.3% in two days, suffering its biggest two-day drop since August 2015.
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Approval for US leadership nosedived from a year ago, to just 30% -- down from 48% in 2016.
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However, worries about valuations, particularly in the tech sector which nosedived last week, are on the rise.
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US coal production has nosedived from 1.17 billion metric tons in 2008 to just 19773 million in 2016.
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Wells' return to full-fledged vehicle living came just as the economy nosedived, providing his unlikely big break.
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Relations between the world's two largest economies have nosedived in recent months due to a bitter trade war.
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But Gulf International Services nosedived its daily limit of 10 percent for a second session in a row.
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After nearly touching $20,000 in December 2017, bitcoin's value nosedived in volatile trading over the months that followed.
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The Athens-based fine jewelry designer established his namesake brand in 2006, shortly before the global economy nosedived.
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China's Shanghai composite nosedived 7.7% of the first trading day there since the extended Lunar New Year holiday.
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The world's second largest cryptocurrency has nosedived 70 percent this year, and fell 15 percent this week alone.
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Francis has come under withering criticism for his handling of the crisis (and his poll numbers have nosedived).
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All 346 passengers and crew on board the plane were killed when it nosedived into the French countryside.
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The plane then nosedived into a muddy bay some 30 miles southeast of Houston George Bush International Airport.
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The cryptocurrency has nosedived by more than 22019 percent from the all-time high hit exactly a year ago.
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Investor confidence nosedived last year after President Maithripala Sirisena abruptly sacked his prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and dissolved parliament.
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Hibbett Sports — The sporting goods retailer's stock nosedived 10.8% after reporting that its second-quarter revenue fell below estimates.
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But the peso nosedived right after the November election, hitting bottom at 22.03 in January, just around Trump's inauguration.
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The benchmark Bovespa stock index nosedived 3.5 percent, and has now shed 8.5 percent in just over a week.
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As you'd expect, that left me fucking exhausted and, despite being a smart kid, my performance at school nosedived.
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In September, its sales in the country nosedived more than 40% compared with the same month a year earlier.
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S. relations have nosedived since Trump became president, tightening the decades-old trade and travel embargo on Cuba once more.
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O have nosedived as thin margins and competition have eaten into their profits despite the popularity of precious puppy food.
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And while MoviePass nosedived as suddenly as it climbed, it will have a lasting effect on the movie-theater business.
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It's been more extreme a few times over the last decade, including late last year, shortly before the market nosedived.
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The composite PMI nosedived to 31.4 in March from 51.6 in February, leaving the index at its lowest on record.
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Nevertheless, the subindex for China nosedived to 25 from 63, representing the lowest reading ever and its first negative outlook.
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Before the day was over, TD Ameritrade (AMTD) — whose shares had nosedived almost 26% — responded in turn and matched the offer.
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After starting the day above $20.7, US oil prices nosedived nearly 20.9% to a 20.3-week low of $20.2 a barrel.
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In the fourth quarter, Chipotle said it anticipates comparable restaurant sales nosedived 14.6 percent, the chain said in a filing Wednesday.
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Some 147 billion pounds was wiped off the leading UK stock index in the past two weeks as heady markets nosedived.
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Shake Shack— Shares of Shake Shack nosedived a whopping 20.6% after the fast food company reported disappointing same-store sales growth.
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Sharp Corp nosedived 10 percent after it cut its April-September sales estimate to 1.13 trillion yen from 1.30 trillion yen.
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Kobe Steel, Japan's third-biggest steelmaker, nosedived after revealed it had fabricated data to falsely show its products met customer specifications.
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Five-year optimism sunk for the first time since 2015, when China's stock markets nosedived and the authorities fumbled their response.
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Twitter shares nosedived 14 percent before Friday's opening bell after the social media company reported disappointing data on monthly active users.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso warned the yen's rise was "rough", something of an understatement as the Nikkei nosedived 5.4 percent.
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The stock under the spotlight was again Toshiba Corp , which nosedived 29% after it said it would consider a sale of Westinghouse.
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But it has become a shibboleth at either end of the political spectrum that the quality of jobs on offer has nosedived.
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Prices have again nosedived after President Trump reignited the trade war with China, saying he would impose 25% tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Relations between Taipei and Beijing have nosedived since Tsai Ing-wen of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party won election last year.
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Australia's once high-flying property market has nosedived with policymakers grappling with the potential implications of the housing downturn on the economy.
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Faraday Grid was developing innovative transformer technology, but ran out of money and nosedived into administration, putting 45 people out of work.
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On October 5, 603, Brazilians barely re-elected progressive President Dilma Rousseff, a populist heroine whose approval ratings nosedived during her tenure.
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Japan Display Inc nosedived 12% after the struggling smartphone screen maker said it would downsize its mobile business and cut 1,200 jobs.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow tumbled on Monday, as US stock nosedived on news of the continuing global spread of coronavirus.
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Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank nosedived 53 percent after it reported first-quarter net profit of 1.02 billion dirhams ($277.7 million), missing analysts' forecasts.
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U.S.-Cuban relations have nosedived since Trump became president, partially rolling back the detente initiated by Obama and reverting to Cold War rhetoric.
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SemiLEDs shares nosedived 16 percent Wednesday due to weaker-than-expected third quarter results and a delayed transition toward a new business model.
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BlackBerry shares climbed nearly 4 percent on Thursday after the smartphone maker posted earnings that broke even, topping expectations, even as revenue nosedived.
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But the economy—already struggling following the secession of South Sudan, which took away 19853% of Sudan's oil reserves, in 2011—has nosedived.
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He noted that the company opened a $23 million engine plant in 25, a year in which Ford's Russia sales nosedived 41 percent.
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Sales of the Chevrolet Cruze sedan, the only vehicle the plant makes, have nosedived as U.S. consumers switch to SUVs and pickup trucks.
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Last month, Rovio's stock nosedived 50 percent after the company said its sales could fall this year following 55 percent growth last year.
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Relations between the two countries nosedived after the downing of the Russian plane, which President Vladimir Putin called a "stab in the back".
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The S&P 500, which nosedived 9.5%, joined the Dow in a bear market, having dropped at least 20% from its recent high.
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Bitcoin has nosedived roughly 50 percent this year after regulatory crackdowns on fundraising frauds, high-profile hacks and a lack of new buyers.
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In June, bitcoin's value plunged $3,000 in less than 24 hours, while ether nosedived 45% over a 30 day period in recent months.
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The stock under the spotlight was again Toshiba Corp , which nosedived 12 percent after it said it would consider a sale of Westinghouse.
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But that has all but dried up as bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies' prices nosedived and "mining" for many of those is no longer profitable.
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Auto shares, tire makers and autoparts makers weakened after German automotive supplier Continental AG nosedived 13 percent on the back of a profit warning.
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Shares of the company have nosedived more than 20% since Netflix released disappointing second quarter results that included a massive miss on subscriber growth.
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The company's profit margins have nosedived in the face of competition from digital services like Netflix looking to gain traction in the African market.
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Sales at established Chipotle restaurants have nosedived since news of foodborne illness at locations in 15 states came to light in the past year.
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Kawasaki Kisen nosedived 13 percent after saying it expects a 100 billion yen ($896.9 million) net loss for the fiscal year ending March 31.
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Kawasaki Kisen nosedived 12 percent after saying it expects a 100 billion yen ($896.86 million)in net loss for the fiscal year ending March.
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The American topped the leaderboard until his hopes nosedived following a double-bogey at the 11th and another dropped stroke at the next hole.
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Cuba's relationship with the United States, that has nosedived since Donald Trump was elected U.S. President, is another major challenge Diaz-Canel will inherit.
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Bitcoin has nosedived more than 50 percent in 2018 after regulatory crackdowns on fundraising frauds, high-profile hacks and a lack of new buyers.
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Tencent's shares have nosedived by over 2226.83 percent since its peak in January, erasing $22 billion in market value over the past seven months.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Shares of Ulta nosedived 2657% after the company lowered its guidance and missed earnings estimates.
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But his imprisonment comes as U.S.-Venezuelan relations have nosedived over U.S. concerns about Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's authoritarian moves and failed economic policies.
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U.S.-Cuban relations have nosedived since Trump became president, partially rolling back the detente initiated by Obama and reverting to Cold War-style rhetoric.
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The Boeing 224-219 from Dubai nosedived and exploded in a giant fireball short of the Rostov-on-Don airport runway at 22016:197 a.m.
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Department store operator Takashimaya Co nosedived 16 percent to be the biggest loser on the main board after it said it will issue convertible bonds.
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Moderna, one of the largest biotech IPOs ever, backed by a promising new technology, priced at $603 last week and promptly nosedived to around $18.
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Mitsubishi Materials nosedived 8.3 percent after it cut its net profit forecast to 25 billion yen from 35 billion yen for the year ending March.
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Bitcoin's price has nosedived more than 52 percent this year after regulatory crackdowns on fundraising frauds, high-profile hacks and a lack of new buyers.
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Mitsubishi Materials nosedived 10 percent after it cut its net profit forecast to 25 billion yen from 35 billion yen for the year ending March.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso felt moved enough to warn the yen's rise was "rough", something of an understatement as the Nikkei nosedived 5.4 percent.
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Newspaper circulation in the U.S. has declined every year for three decades, while advertising revenue has nosedived since 2006, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Japan's Toshiba nosedived nearly 26 percent on Thursday, marking a fifth consecutive session decline, after credit downgrades from both Moody's and S&P Global Ratings.
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An Amazon Prime Air cargo plane operated by Atlas Air Worldwide nosedived into a bay outside Houston as it approached Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
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But operations nosedived and the company accumulated bad loans shortly after the government sold its stake via a privatisation to local core investors in 2006.
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Morning Psycho (Joe), who helped get me elected in 85033 by having me on (free) all the time, has nosedived, too Angry... ....Dumb and Sick.
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Exco's notice capped off one of the heaviest weeks of bankruptcy filings since crude prices nosedived from more than $100 a barrel in mid-2014.
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It surpassed politics and nosedived into vaudeville; we sopped it up, horrified and amused, that uniquely American capacity to revile and crave psychosis in equal measure.
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Shares of Conagra Foods nosedived 17 percent Thursday, hitting a 52-week low, after the company missed revenue estimates, citing hurricane effects and higher transportation costs.
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Elsewhere, KYB Corp, a maker of earthquake shock-absorbers, nosedived 8 percent after the company said that an external probe into data falsification required further investigation.
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Minutes after takeoff, the jet nosedived — similarly to when Lion Air Flight 610, another 737 Max, crashed last October and killed all 189 people on board.
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Or such is the case for Nigeria's currency, which nosedived by 30% when the central bank first removed its peg to the dollar on June 20th.
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Relations between Beijing and Taipei have nosedived since Tsai was elected last year; China believes she wants formal independence for Taiwan, a red line for Beijing.
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But there was no plan for specific coordinated stimulus spending to spark activity, as some investors had been hoping after markets nosedived at the start of 2016.
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Toshiba's stock nosedived 8 percent after it announced during the midday market recess that it would delay its earnings release, which was originally scheduled for 0300 GMT.
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He told Reuters his relations with the Tribune's controlling trust nosedived after the newspaper published a story exposing flaws in Aadhar, the government's national identity card project.
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Relations between China and Canada nosedived in December after Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co, was detained in Vancouver on a U.S. arrest warrant.
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Relations between China and Canada nosedived in December after Vancouver police detained Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co., on a U.S. arrest warrant.
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Relations between China and Canada nosedived last December after Vancouver police detained Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co , on a U.S. arrest warrant.
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Department store operator Takashimaya Co nosedived 16 percent to be the biggest loser on the main board Wednesday morning after it said it will issue convertible bonds.
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Shares of competitor Expedia nosedived in October after the company reported weak booking numbers that it attributed to hurricanes and struggles with hotel price comparison site Trivago.
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Relations between China and Canada nosedived last December after Vancouver police detained Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co, on a U.S. arrest warrant.
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The main reason is that confidence in Mexico's established parties has nosedived in the last five years amid rising prices and brutal crime alongside horrendous corruption scandals.
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Global stocks nosedived on Monday as the spread of coronavirus accelerated outside China, with more than 123 cases reported in Italy and over 212 in South Korea.
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But more recently, the digital currency has nosedived 70 percent from its high and is down roughly 50 percent this year, trading near $6,100 Wednesday, according to CoinDesk.
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This was the most the dramatic fall since last October when the pound nosedived to a three-decade low at $1.1819 amid fat-finger speculation and Brexit fears.
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Relations with Beijing have nosedived since Tsai came into office in 2016, with China suspecting that she wants to push for formal independence, a red line for Beijing.
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The Puerto Rico Air National Guard WC-130 was flying from Savannah to Tucson, Arizona, when it nosedived into a Georgia highway, killing all nine people on board.
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He can now conveniently blame you for Turkey's economic mess, despite the fact that Turkey's economy nosedived long before you sanctioned two of his officials and raised tariffs.
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The economy nosedived 3.2% in the first quarter, its worst economic contraction in a decade, another sign that President Cyril Ramaphosa's growth drive is struggling to gain traction.
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The economy has nosedived, there is hyperinflation, and the government is unable to pay civil servants and soldiers because oil production has collapsed and official corruption is rampant.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HONG KONG — After the Tiananmen uprising and ensuring crackdown in 1989, the Chinese art world nosedived in a stark and different direction.
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Relations between China and Canada nosedived in December after Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co, was detained in Vancouver on a U.S. arrest warrant.
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Taiyo Yuden nosedived 21 percent, while Foster Electric tumbled 2110.6900 percent after it expected an 11.1 percent drop in its operating profit for the fiscal year ending March 2020.
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The chipmaker is also nursing a "crypto hangover," CEO Jensen Huang said after the report, as gaming card demand has fallen off after bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies' prices nosedived.
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Taiyo Yuden nosedived 14.5 percent, while Foster Electric tumbled 12.2 percent after it expected an 11.1 percent drop in its operating profit for the fiscal year ending March 2020.
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Latin America's largest economy nosedived after a ballooning budget deficit prompted President Dilma Rousseff and the central bank to raise taxes, cut spending and raise interest rates last year.
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Georgia opened February with an upset victory over South Carolina, but the Bulldogs' NCAA Tournament hopes have nosedived recently thanks to losses in three of their past four games.
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Dropbox — The online file storage and sharing service company's stock nosedived 221.2% after the company's second quarter results missed on two key metrics, which counteracted strong sales and earnings.
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" Happening now ... "World stock markets nosedived for a fourth day running [today], having seen $4 trillion wiped off from what just eight days ago had been record high values.
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After releasing quarterly results that undershot analyst expectations during their first year on the market, its stock nosedived and it had to go on a roadshow to reassure investors.
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They found that faith in government had nosedived, political parties were fracturing, and efforts to pacify voters through more public spending had sent both inflation rates and deficits soaring.
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US oil prices have nosedived 23% and were last trading at $31.84 a barrel, while the global benchmark Brent crude was down nearly 21%, trading at $35.88 a barrel.
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The British pound nosedived Tuesday on this news, over worries on what might happen if the UK doesn't have a trade deal in place by this time next year.
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By Okumus' estimate, Carlyle's stock, which nosedived about 43 percent last year in its worst annual performance since its 9.63 listing, could be undervalued by as much as 50 percent.
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Notley's NDP came to power just as Alberta's economy nosedived as a result of the 2014-15 global oil price crash, triggering persistent budget deficits and thousands of job losses.
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The man saw the chopper "spinning around violently in the air" and suddenly a piece of the tail broke off and it flipped upside down and nosedived in the ground.
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Sales of US models nosedived 20% in August compared with a year earlier, more than double the decline suffered by their Chinese rivals, according to data from the manufacturers' association.
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Her 2017 album, "Witness," which Perry described as politically charged, "purposeful pop," took the top spot on Billboard's Top 200 chart when it was released, but album sales quickly nosedived.
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However, the Serbian 43th seed's form has nosedived over the past 12 months and she has since failed to progress past the third round of the subsequent four major tournaments.
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However, Japanese investments in Thailand nosedived by 81 percent last year, according to official data, something analysts say mirrors concern about Thailand's economy which continues to struggle under prolonged military rule.
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Relations between China and Canada nosedived last December after police in the city of Vancouver detained Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co, on a U.S. arrest warrant.
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U.S. airlines — whose revenues have nosedived in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic — are seeking at least $50 billion in federal aid to help them weather the disruption in their business.
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Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell to their lowest levels since October, 2016, and gold soared to a six-year high, while riskier assets like stocks and oil prices nosedived.
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Visits by senior U.S. officials are a rarity after relations between Moscow and Washington nosedived, first over the Ukraine crisis and later over allegations of Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election.
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David Jacob took over as interim CEO earlier this month at the company, whose stock has nosedived after it suffered billions of francs in outflows and the aftermath of a botched acquisition.
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Toshiba's stock nosedived more than 9 percent in early afternoon after it announced during the midday market recess that it would delay its earnings release, which was originally scheduled for 0300 GMT.
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"In workplaces across the country, working hours have got longer, productivity has nosedived, pay has fallen and insecurity has risen," Corbyn said in a statement on the first day of Labour's annual conference.
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The Tampa Bay Rays appeared ready to make a strong postseason push after beginning August with three straight wins over American League-best Houston, but their fortunes have instead nosedived since returning home.
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Paper company Hokuetsu Kishu Paper nosedived 8 percent after the company cut its net profit forecast for the year ending March 2017 to 8 billion yen from a previously forecast 10 billion yen.
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Registrations dropped 22018 percent last year to 20183 million vehicles, the largest fall since sales nosedived 22018 percent in 23, according to data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) showed.
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Citizens of 35 nations were aboard when the Boeing 737 MAX 8 jet nosedived into a field on March 10 six minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa, killing all 157 people onboard.
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Venezuela's opposition has been coordinating an effort by Western nations, companies and organizations to deliver aid to Venezuela where malnutrition and preventable disease have proliferated in recent years as the economy has nosedived.
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U.K. manufacturing PMI nosedived at its fastest rate in seven years, falling to 47.4 from 48.0 and coming in a full point lower than the median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Elsewhere, KYB Corp, a maker of earthquake shock absorbers, nosedived 10 percent after the company said that an external probe into data falsification in earthquake shock absorbers showed a need for further investigation.
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The doomed flight repeatedly nosedived as the pilots battled to control the nearly full aircraft before it crashed six minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa in clear conditions, Ethiopian authorities said on Thursday.
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Latin America's largest economy has nosedived after a ballooning budget deficit and high inflation prompted President Dilma Rousseff and the central bank to raise taxes, cut spending and jack up interest rates last year.
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Its economy nosedived during the 2008-09 global financial crisis that forced it to seek an international rescue, but recovered after the adoption of austerity measures including slashing spending and wages and increasing taxes.
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Pinduoduo's rise was so impressive that its shares popped 40 percent in their first day of trading on NASDAQ in July though later nosedived following accusations over fake goods sold on the ecommerce platform.
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ZURICH, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Luxury goods group Richemont said it will address watch overcapacity after net profit nosedived in the six months to September, hit by one-off restructuring charges and product buy-backs.
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Relations between the world's two largest economies have nosedived in recent months due to a tariffs battle, U.S. sanctions against Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and U.S. support for Chinese-claimed Taiwan.
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The Australian dollar nosedived on Wednesday after its central bank opened the door to a possible rate cut, in yet another indication the global economic slowdown is persuading policymakers to go easy on rate hikes.
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Wall Street strategists were out in force Friday morning as the U.S. stock market nosedived on the U.K.'s Brexit decision, recommending clients buy defensive stocks and wait for a buying opportunity in emerging markets.
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Relations between the world's two largest economies have nosedived in recent months due to a bitter trade war, U.S. sanctions against Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and U.S. support for Chinese-claimed Taiwan.
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Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading: Mallinckrodt – The pharmaceutical company's stock nosedived 38% following a Bloomberg report that the company is facing a number of opioid lawsuits and might file for bankruptcy.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)Bryce Thomas' toy prehistoric reptiles nosedived into the cold, soapy tap water in the kitchen sink, scooping up schools of imaginary fish, when his mother started weeping in the living room.
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Nissan blamed its lackluster performance in Europe, where sales nosedived 13% in the first nine months of its financial year, on uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union and tighter regulations on diesel emissions.
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He also played Roger Federer in a charity exhibition match in Scotland in November, but his hopes of playing in the year's first grand slam nosedived when he withdrew from this week's Brisbane warm-up event.
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The doomed Ethiopian flight repeatedly nosedived as the pilots battled to control the nearly full aircraft before it crashed, Ethiopian authorities said on Thursday, while urging Boeing to review its flight control technology on the MAX.
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But relations have nosedived since Tsai Ing-wen of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party won presidential elections last year, with Beijing fearing she wants to push for Taiwan's formal independence, a red line for China.
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Official data show property investment in China fell at its fastest pace on record in the first two months of the year, as home sales, construction and other economic activity all nosedived because of the virus.
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The Amazon Prime Air cargo plane operated by Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings was flying to Houston from Miami when it nosedived into the bay, about 20 miles (32 km) southeast of Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
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When Slotter examined the scores of the 26 students who broke up within those six months, she saw that their level of clarity about who they were nosedived in the testing session immediately after their breakup.
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The online consignment store, whose shares nosedived after a CNBC investigation raised doubts about its goods authentication process, is estimated to produce $91.4 million in sales and losses of 19 cents per share, according to FactSet.
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Since late April, when the Trump administration ended waivers on eight countries that allowed them to continue to buy Iranian oil, Tehran's exports have nosedived to some 300,000 barrels a day from more than a million previously.
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British new car production nosedived 18.2 percent in January, the eighth successive month of annual declines, due to model changes and weaker demand both in Britain and major export markets, an automotive industry body said on Thursday.
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S. relations have nosedived since Republican Donald Trump became U.S. President promising to roll back a detente agreed by his Democratic predecessor Barack Obama and tightening once more a decades-old U.S. trade embargo on the island.
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ABOUT THE CANADIENS (11-1-1): Montreal nosedived when Price suffered a season-ending injury a year ago in late November, but he is off an an 8-0-0 start with a 33 goals-against average.
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The airline industry asked the government Monday for over $50 billion in assistance, including both $30 billion in grants and another $25 billion in loans and tax relief, as airline traffic has nosedived amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The airline industry asked the government Monday for over $28503 billion in assistance, including both $22020 billion in grants and another $25 billion in loans and tax relief, as airline traffic has nosedived amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Shanghai Composite nosedived 2200% in its first day of trading following an extended Lunar New Year holiday — its biggest drop since August 22024's notorious "Black Monday," when global markets were rattled by China slowdown fears.
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But in recent years, relations between China and North Korea had nosedived to the point of a near diplomatic freeze, as Beijing signed on to ever-stricter United Nations sanctions over Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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The Libyan dinar, under pressure from the conflict, nosedived in 2017 compared to the black market, driving up prices and prompting the central bank to devalue the exchange rate for commercial and private transactions the following year.
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Rental apartment operator Leopalace21 Corp nosedived 19 percent for a second day, plunging to a daily limit low of 335 yen after the company posted an extraordinary loss of 43 billion yen related to repairs and construction defects.
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NEW YORK, Feb 24 (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures nosedived on Monday as investors raced to perceived safe-haven assets after a surge in coronavirus cases outside China stoked fears of a bigger impact to global economic growth.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Investigators have concluded that a Myanmar military plane that crashed last month with 122 soldiers, family members and crew on board stalled and nosedived into the Andaman Sea due to bad weather, state media said on Wednesday.
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Stocks for one of the two major publicly traded prison companies nosedived, and with a presidential victory for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton widely expected, the Yates memo seemed to indicate the heyday for the private prison industry had passed.
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Relations between China and the United States have nosedived because of their trade conflict, U.S. sanctions on Chinese tech firm Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and tension over the disputed South China Sea and U.S. support for Chinese-claimed Taiwan.
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The service sector PMI nosedived to a record low of 29.0 from 52.5 in February, far below not only the average forecast of 42.0 in Reuters poll of economists' expectations, but also well below the lowest estimate of 32.0.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British new car production nosedived 18.2 percent in January, the eighth successive month of annual declines, due to model changes and weaker demand both in Britain and major export markets, an automotive industry body said on Thursday.
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Svitolina's form nosedived in the second half of the year and after sneaking into the eight-woman field courtesy of three early-season titles, the world number seven sensed her presence had been regarded as undeserved in some quarters.
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After the blockbuster success of ICOs in 22017, with funds raised at more than $6 billion, cryptocurrencies nosedived, wiping out about 85 percent of their total market value since hitting a peak of more than $800 billion in early 2018.
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While relations between the United States and Cuba have nosedived of late, the old Cold War foes seem able to agree on the need to increase internet access in what has long been one of the Western world's least connected nations.
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On Monday, investors rushed into Treasuries as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average nosedived more than 4 percent - reversing a move on Friday when a spike in bond yields, which move inversely to prices, triggered an equity rout.
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Car sales in Britain have previously been a leading indicator for the performance of the economy and last year's drop is the biggest since demand nosedived in 2009 after the financial crisis, but comes after record highs in 2015 and 2016.
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BANGKOK, Aug 2667 (Reuters) - Thai Union Group Pcl's second-quarter profit nosedived 25.4 percent from a year earlier as the world's largest producer of canned tuna recorded 20.25 billion baht ($20183 million) of one-time accruals to reflect potential litigation risks.
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Other notable movers include Japan Display Inc, which nosedived 10.0% after the cash-strapped liquid crystal display (LCD) maker for smartphones reported a tenth consecutive quarterly loss and a negative net worth, hit by weak iPhone sales at Apple Inc.
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Relations between the world's two largest economies have nosedived amid a bitter trade war, U.S. sanctions on Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, Washington's support for Chinese-claimed Taiwan and criticism of a China's treatment of Muslims in its western region of Xinjiang.
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The minutes of February's policy meeting, the first of the year, showed the central bank saw "significant uncertainties" in the economy as the once high-flying property market nosedived, a major reason rate cuts might be back on the table.
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But there was no plan for specific co-ordinated stimulus spending to spark activity, something investors had been hoping for after markets nosedived at the start of 2016 due to concerns about a slowdown in China, the world's second-biggest economy.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - "Angry Birds" maker Rovio, whose share price has nosedived since a sharp profit warning in February, said on Wednesday that its head of communications and investor relations was leaving the company after less than a year in the job.
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Linn Energy, meanwhile, whose shares nosedived 87 percent last year under the weight of its swelling debt and dwindling financing options, announced a new incentive plan last month for its top executives that focuses more on cash rather than stock.
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Regulators have tightly restricted new public share sales since mid-223, blaming them for draining cash from the rest of the share market while the country's main bourses nosedived, but that pushed more firms into more loosely regulated private placements to raise funds.
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BEIJING, March 16 (Reuters) - Property investment in China fell at its fastest pace on record in the first two months of the year, as home sales, construction and other economic activity all nosedived due to the coronavirus outbreak, data showed on Monday.
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ADDIS ABABA, Sept 10 (Reuters) - The identification of human remains from the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 is complete, the head of Ethiopia's police said late on Monday, six months after the plane nosedived into farmland outside the capital Addis Ababa.
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The consensus 2020 economic growth forecast has nosedived to 0.9% from 3.5% in last month's survey as the spread of the virus wrought havoc on the global economy, prompting factory shutdowns in Hungary and a sell-off in local stock and currency markets.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has offered his congratulations to China's Xi Jinping upon his re-election as president, North Korean state media said on Sunday, in a rare direct message from Pyongyang to Beijing after ties nosedived.
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Here are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks: The luxury watch and high-end jeweller said it will address watch overcapacity after net profit nosedived in the six months to September, hit by one-off restructuring charges and product buy-backs.
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This, fans and critics suggested, might be a good opportunity for Timberlake to bring out Janet Jackson, whose career nosedived after a "wardrobe malfunction" (and Timberlake) exposed her mostly bare breast in the middle of the halftime show in 2004, at Super Bowl XXXVIII.
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Morning Psycho (Joe), who helped get me elected in 2016 by having me on (free) all the time, has nosedived, too Angry... Put it all together, and it's not surprising that Trump was alarmed by Fox News hosting a Bernie Sanders town hall event last week.
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Kobe Steel nosedived 12.8% to its seven-year low, after the country's third-largest steelmaker cut its recurring profit forecast for the financial year ending March by 67% as the U.S.-China trade war battered steel demand for automobiles and aluminium and copper demand for chips.
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Kobe Steel nosedived 12.8% to its seven-year low, after the country's third-largest steelmaker cut its recurring profit forecast for the financial year ending March by 67% as the U.S.-China trade war battered steel demand for automobiles and aluminum and copper demand for chips.
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Kobe Steel nosedived 15.2% to a seven-year low, after the country's third-largest steelmaker cut its recurring profit forecast for the financial year ending March by 67% as the U.S.-China trade war battered steel demand for automobiles and aluminium and copper demand for chips.
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Further afield, China tried to boost lending for its slowing economy, the European Central Bank acknowledged ebbing growth in the euro zone, and the International Monetary Fund cut its world economic growth forecast and warned that global trade had nosedived as major nations squabbled about tariffs.
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Wednesday's losers included silicon products maker Sumco Corp, which nosedived 3.13 percent to 1,397 yen after Credit Suisse slashed its stock rating to "neutral" from "outperform" and cut its target price to 1,385 yen from 3,530 yen, citing an oversupply from greater-than-expected capacity expansion.
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Defying the rally, Chiyoda Corp nosedived 21 percent and was the biggest percentage decliner on the board after the engineering company cut its forecast to an operating loss of 86.5 billion yen for the year ending March, compared with a previous forecast of 11.5 billion yen in operating profit.
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Bucking the stronger market, discount children's wear operator Nishimatsuya Chain nosedived more than 10 percent at one point after the company cut its full-year net profit forecast by 42 percent to 3.33 billion yen ($29.3 million) for the year ending February due to weak sales of baby clothes.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Ethiopia's insistence that its pilots followed procedures when their Boeing Co 753 MAX nosedived before a deadly crash, and Boeing's recent declaration that a new software fix makes a "safe plane safer," have set the stage for a lengthy fight over the roles of technology and crew in recent 737 MAX crashes.
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Yaya Toure isn't quite the Marlon Brando of the Premier League (he's yet to set up his own island kingdom in the South Pacific, for a start) but he's not a million miles off: a figure of exalted greatness apparently destined to see out his final days in high-salaried exile, status eroded by public fall outs, reputation having nosedived from sporting god to professional liability.
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