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After three months of tariffs imposed on a total than more $300 million of good the United States and the Popular Republic of China have agreed to meet this week.

After the Black Thursday in 1928, the world might have lived a "Black Christmas", experts report. On Christmas Eve, dollar fell 0.39% to 110.12 yen on Christmas Day, showing the lowest level since August 2018.

January seems like a little agitated already... After the U.S dollar dropped dramatically on Christmas Eve, making the yen a strong currency to invest on, Japan's Nikkei has shown their lowest levels in 20 months. 

While the holiday season is traditionally a festive period for families, friends and a good push for the economy and consuming power in general, the markets were exceptionally grim. 

💰 A new CIPD and Adecco Group report showed an increasing skilled worker shortage in the United Kingdom, and recruitment and retention challenges will worsen as migrant workers decrease.

Lloyds Banking Group announced its plans to eliminate 6,240 jobs but will create 8,240 new ones during a digital services overhaul to better serve customers online and over mobile.

Warren Buffett bought back nearly $1 billion in Berkshire Hathaway shares at a time when it has been nearly a year since the company has acquired another business.

Elon Musk has just purchased an additional $10 million in Tesla shares, said a filing this week, which also announced his plan to buy another $20 million worth next week.

Germany calls her "Mutti", an affectionate word for "mum". For more than 13 years, Angela Merkel has been the German Chancellor, the highest executive role in the country. She has also been the main political leader of Europe, and the cement between territories - especially since the Brexit vote.

Facebook’s daily user growth is slowing down according to the company’s latest figures. The firm’s newly released data also revealed that the company has missed its revenue forecasts.