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Brexit talks to resume after 'constructive' negotiations into the night

Feared shark attack victim’s shredded clothes found following huge search

  • Great white sharks stalk paddleboarders for 30 minutes in terrifying footage

  • Great white sharks stalk paddleboarders for 30 minutes in terrifying footage

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to endorse Bernie Sanders for president

New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will endorse Sen. Bernie Sanders for president during a rally Saturday. The Washington Post first reported her plans Tuesday night, and Sanders deputy communications director Sarah Ford later confirmed the news to the Associated Press. The endorsement from the influential young liberal is seen as a coup for Sanders, the Post said, and a blow to Sen. Elizabeth Warren as the two vie to win over the Democratic Party’s left wing. Late Tuesday night, Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota officially endorsed Sanders, calling him "the best candidate to take on Donald Trump in 2020." Separately, CNN reported a third "Squad" member, Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, will also back Sanders. Warren has gained — and Sanders slipped — in a number of recent polls, elevating her to front-runner status along with former Vice President Joe Biden. Warren, Sanders, Biden and nine other candidates squared off Tuesday night in Ohio for the fourth Democratic presidential debate.

House will hold off on vote to authorise impeachment probe: Pelosi

WASHINGTON (REUTERS) – US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday (Oct 15) said the House of Representatives does not plan at this time to hold a full vote of the body to authorise an impeachment investigation into President Donald Trump.

“There is no requirement that we have a vote and so at this time we will not be having a vote,” Ms Pelosi said at a press conference.

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Start early in life for retirement planning

It seems reasonable to plan for expenses till at least the age of 90, suggests Prateek Mehta.

Illustration: Uttam Ghosh/Rediff.com

Human life expectancy has been increasing rapidly because of better health care facilities, hygiene, ample food, and increased access to life-saving drugs.

The number of persons aged above 80 nearly tripled globally over the past 30 years and stood at 143 million in 2019.

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Roche 9-month Sales Up 10%; Raises FY19 Outlook – Quick Facts

Roche Holding AG (RHHBY) reported that Group sales increased 10 percent at constant exchange rates and 9 percent in Swiss francs, in the first nine months of 2019, due to new products. Pharmaceuticals Division sales were up 12 percent, driven by high demand for recently launched medicines, mainly Ocrevus, Hemlibra, Tecentriq and Perjeta. Diagnostics Division sales grow 4 percent, primarily due to its immunodiagnostic testing portfolio.

In the first nine months of 2019, Group sales rose 10 percent to 46.1 billion Swiss francs. Sales in the Pharmaceuticals Division increased 12 percent to 36.6 billion francs. Diagnostics Division sales increased 4 percent to 9.5 billion francs.

Based on the strong demand for new medicines and continued progress of product pipeline, Roche now expects sales to grow in the high-single digit range, at constant exchange rates, for 2019.

ASML Q3 Profit Down, Bookings Climb; Sees Growth In FY19 – Quick Facts

Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML Holding N.V. (ASML) reported Wednesday that its third-quarter net income dropped to 626.8 million euros from last year’s 680.4 million euros.

Net income per ordinary share fell to 1.49 euros from 1.60 euros a year ago.

Net sales for the quarter increased to 2.99 billion euros from 2.78 billion euros in the previous year.

Net system sales increased, partly offset by weak net service and field option sales.

Net bookings in the quarter were 5.1 billion euros, significantly higher than last year’s 2.20 billion euros. Net bookings of lithography systems grew to 81 units from 67 units last year.

Looking ahead, for the fourth quarter of 2019, ASML expects net sales of around 3.9 billion euros, and a gross margin between 48% and 49%.

ASML President and Chief Executive Officer Peter Wennink said, “Our overall view for 2019 is essentially unchanged as we continue to see 2019 as a growth year.”

Further, ASML announced that it has revised its capital return policy to provide for dividend payments on a semi-annual basis. The interim dividend over 2019 will be 1.05 euros per ordinary share.

Brexit talks to resume after 'constructive' negotiations into the night

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Brexit talks will resume in Brussels on Wednesday morning after “constructive” negotiations that went into the night on Tuesday, a British spokesman said.

“The teams worked into the night and continue to make progress. The teams will meet again this morning,” he said.

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