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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 18 June 2018
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	Audi chief arrested in Germany over diesel scandal The Guardian Prosecutors in Munich said Rupert Stadler was being detained amid fears he might hinder its investigation into the scandal, plunging Volkswagen, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Immigration fight has handed Germany's Merkel her 'worst crisis' in more than a decade CNBC "This is definitely the worst crisis she has faced in her 13 years as German chancellor," Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank, told ... Flag as irrelevant
	Documents released in admissions lawsuit Harvard Gazette Documents detailing admissions processes were made public on Friday in federal district court in Boston as part of a lawsuit targeting Harvard ... Flag as irrelevant
	A New Revolution in Mexico The New Yorker In March, he held a meeting with hundreds of loyalists, at a conference hall in Culiacán. López Obrador, known across Mexico as AMLO, is a rangy ... Flag as irrelevant
	Investors still love equities but 'market fragility' could be ahead in the second half of 2018 CNBC "There are clear signs that economic growth is set to accelerate across major regions in the second half of 2018, creating a favorable climate for ... Flag as irrelevant
	In corporate America, brands develop you Financial Times The photo above was taken in the town of Milford, which received a $5,000 grant for pothole repairs from a multinational company recently. All the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lufthansa in contact with Norwegian Air, CEO says CNBC Lufthansa is in contact with Norwegian Air Shuttle, also the subject of bid interest from British Airways owner IAG, the German group's chief executive ... Flag as irrelevant
	James Ellsworth Makes Surprising Return At WWE Money In The Bank 2018 Forbes James Ellsworth made his return to WWE in the climactic moments of Carmella vs. Asuka, appearing in a robe and mask similar to that of Asuka's. Flag as irrelevant
	In Erdogan Heartland, Lira Crisis Is Taking Toll on Businesses Bloomberg Even in Recep Tayyip Erdogan's electoral stronghold, businessmen like Halit Ozkaya can't help but complain about the currency crisis the president ... Flag as irrelevant
	China seeks semiconductor security in wake of ZTE ban Financial Times When the US administration shut down Chinese telecoms equipment maker ZTE in April — putting the future of a $17bn company and 75,000 jobs at ... Flag as irrelevant

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