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SATELLITE IMAGES INDICATE NORTH KOREA STARTED A DISASSEMBLY ROCKET START SITE
North Korea began dismantling its main satellite launch facility, following concerns over the slow progress in dismantling the country's nuclear weapons program. North Korea has begun demolishing a rocket engine test bed and a related building at the Sohae satellite launch station, the main rocket launch site since 2012, according to new images released Monday by the North Korean website 38 North
The movement, which has not yet been announced by the state media of North Korea, is an apparent follow-up on a promise that President Don ald Trump stated that it was made at its June 12 meeting in Singapore with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
WHO REACHES THE PRICES OF UPPER OIL: DRIVERS, AIRCRAFT, MANUFACTURERS
The rise fuel prices, while geopolitical risks and disruptions have added to the value of crude oil, writes Stephanie Yang. Drivers, among others, are feeling the pain at the pump as gas prices approach $ 3 per gallon this year, their highest level since 2014.
Futures markets rose slightly on Tuesday morning. Middle East exports.
Brent crude, the world's benchmark, rose 0.18 percent to $ 73.19 a barrel on the London Intercontinental Exchange. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, West Texas Intermediate futures were trading up 0.46% to $ 68.19 a barrel
Europe relies on a senior official to try to calm US trade
The European Union cautiously bets Jean-Claude Juncker- Mr. Trump promised EU retaliation in stating that Mr. Trump had announced steel and aluminum tariffs for the EU in March.
In June in Quebec, Mr. Juncker refused to participate in last-minute efforts to persuade Trump to sign the G-7's final declaration, commemorated in a now-famous photograph. Instead, he sat at a table across the room. Mr. Trump repeatedly asked, "Where is Jean-Claude?", Said the people present
. The unorthodox ways of Juncker have fostered a personal relationship with Mr. Trump who invited him to the White House, say people familiar with the case.
Meanwhile, the US oil industry criticizes the rejection by the Trump administration of "This decision does not take into account the legitimate and critical needs of the natural gas and oil industry for the global supply of special steel products essential to the supply of energy to American families, "said Marty Durbin, executive vice president of the American Petroleum Institute, in a note recent.
NORWEGIANS SENT WITH TESLA
While Tesla's cars are selling like hotcakes in Norway, consumers are quietly finishing repairs. electric vehicles because the car company has a limited dealer network and service operations in the country, Bloomberg report
Meanwhile, the company also asked some suppliers to repay part of what the Company has spent before, a call that reflects the difficulties of Tesla to become profitable.
LARGE NUMBER: 100%
According to an official announcement, China is important to the global market for goods and containers, says Yujiao Lei, an analyst with Wood Mackenzie, who sees the move as a commitment to fight against pollution and to comply 100% with the International Organization of the World Maritime Organization's Sulfur Capture Regulation, which is expected to start in January 2020.
