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China Stocks Rise as Optimistic Purchasing Managers' Index Data Boosts Hopes for Recovery

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese stocks grew as a rebound in manufacturing activity boosted hopes that the country's economic recovery may be starting to gain traction. Most of Bloomberg's readings Erdogan Loses Turkish Municipal Election U.S. Oil Suppliers Push Into Global Market for E.P. Resonance+China's Factory Activity Expands for First Time in 6 Months AT&T Says 73 Million Accounts' Data Leaked on Dark Web Investors Have No Choice of Top Ice-Cream Maker Benchmarks for Sale C
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Artificial Intelligence Boom Drives Foreign Inflows to Korean Stocks at Quarterly Highs

(Bloomberg) -- Investor fervor for artificial intelligence pushed South Korean stocks to the biggest quarterly inflow of foreign capital, fueling a global rally in artificial-intelligence-related stocks. Bloomberg's Most Read U.S. Oil Suppliers Push Into Euronext+ Global Market Erdogan Loses Shocking Turkish Municipal ElectionChina Factory Activity Expands for First Time in Six MonthsAT&T Says 73 Million Accounts' Data Leaked on Dark WebInvestors Sweep Away Choice of Top Ice Cream Maker
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Market forces cloud computing providers to relax data export fees

Amazon, Microsoft and Google have relaxed their export fees, a tax that cloud-computing companies charge customers who move their data to another provider. It's a way to keep existing customers, but it's a bit crude and doesn't exactly increase customer favor. For example, there are limits to the types of data you can move, and each limit requires you to contact the provider to request that you move your data out of the cloud.
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