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DW Business - Europe & America 19.07.2019

Sapping Costs: Boeing sets aside $5 Billion to compensate airlines - Sticker Shock: Sticker-shock in Mykonos: 10€ for a bottle of water - Electric Mobility: eRockit wants to take mobility to a new level

Greek authorities react to tourists' complaints in Mykonos 19.07.2019

Restaurants and beaches in Mykonos are coming under fire for overcharging tourists. Several have even been shut down.

Safety and logistical concerns as Johannesburg’s highway closes 19.07.2019

Congestion in Johannesburg following the closure of its main highway has left commuters vulnerable to attacks as inner city entry points are choked and access is curtailed at the world’s largest container dry port.
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Facebook's Libra puts 'unregulated cryptocurrencies' into focus 19.07.2019

The G7 ministers said this week they want to clamp down on cryptocurrencies like Facebook's Libra, arguing new and untested digital coins risk destabilizing international monetary systems. But can they and should they?
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DW Business Africa 19.07.2019

737 grounding to cost Boeing billions - Politics cloud Sudan's economic future - Safety and logistical concerns as Johannesburg’s highway closes
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Boeing to spend $5 billion on 737 Max fallout 19.07.2019

Boeing is to spend $4.9 billioin on compensating airlines and customers affected by the grounding of the 737 Max jet that was involved in two deadly crashes linked to faulty software.
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DW Business Asia 19.07.2019

South Korean stores boycott beer from Japan - 737 grounding to cost Boeing billions - The big space treasure hunt

South Korean stores boycott beer from Japan 19.07.2019

From beer to cameras and cars - many South Koreans angered by a trade spat with Tokyo boycott Japanese products. On instagram many show signs that say: "I won't go to Japan, I will not buy Japanese products". And many store owners are taking Japenese products off their shelves in a surge of patriotism.
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China gears up for Nasdaq-style tech market 19.07.2019

More than 100 firms have applied to list on the STAR market, which is expected to channel billions to the tech sector. China's past failures at creating its own Nasdaq are prompting some investors to tread with caution.

The big space treasure hunt 19.07.2019

The moon landing 50 years ago was our first chance to examine the makeup of another celestial body. Now the race is on to find valuable minerals beyond our own planet.

The future of space exploration 19.07.2019

Fifty years after the moon landing, DW speaks to Professor Phil Bland about the future of space exploration.
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EU weighs costs of punishing Poland 19.07.2019

The EU has given Warsaw two months to show it takes its own judicial independence seriously or risk possible funding cuts in the new EU budget. But would Brussels dare cook a goose that lays the bloc's few golden eggs? 
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Is this the next big thing in electric mobility? 19.07.2019

As calls to fight climate change grow louder around the world, electric mobility has come into vogue. Now a new zero-emissions vehicle is hoping to turn heads.

US representatives approve minimum wage increase 19.07.2019

The US House of Representatives has voted to more than double the country's minimum wage to $15 an hour. However, the pay rise is unlikely to make it through the Republican-led Senate.

Politics cloud Sudan's economic future 19.07.2019

Political chaos has reigned for months in Sudan and the economy is struggling. Although a power-sharing deal has been struck, there are doubts over the transition to democracy. Now there are fears the political uncertainty will ultimately lead to economic collapse.
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Boeing warns of soaring 737 Max grounding costs 19.07.2019

US aircraft giant Boeing has warned that it faces spiraling costs and plummeting revenue after the global grounding of its 737 Max passenger jets. The airline is keen to return the aircraft to service in the autumn.
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