Aramco Profits, Overthrow of Obamacare, Paul Jacobs: Daily CEO for April 2, 2019



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United States and China

According to Moody's, a global recession will be "highly likely" if there is no trade deal between the United States and China in the coming months. Government Professor Minxin Pei warns of the worst recession in China's recent history. And Malaysia's trade minister, Darell Leiking, has urged the US and China to "stop thinking about themselves" because their problems affect everyone. Financial Times

Hyundai and Kia

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened investigations into thousands of fires involving Hyundai and Kia cars. The agency was previously going to incorporate non-crash-sounding probes into an existing investigation into Hyundai and Kia's engine failures, but will now treat the fires as a stand-alone affair. Japan Times

Cryptocurrency rally

Bitcoins have risen 12% – to a point, even beyond the $ 5,000 barrier – and the rest of the cryptocurrency scene is also in the green. Why? As is often the case in the world of crypto-currencies, the solution, apart from "a significant injection of cash on the markets," is opaque. Coindesk

Renault Jets

Renault's internal investigation after Ghosn revealed that the joint venture with Nissan had four private jets, not just the one that was known. Renault will apparently report on its investigations tomorrow. Irish Times

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