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Reporter Police Confirm the three men killed were all connected. A part of the same jihaddist group that reportedly sent the older brother to yemen to train with al qaeda. Its nine hours ahead in france right now, making it around 2 00 a. M. In paris, but the search continues for the woman who escaped that Grocery Store with the freed hostages. Frank . Thank you, christina. More details now. This picture here is the girlfriend of the editor of charlie hebdo. Shortly after she found out he was killed in the massacre. Afterward, she said he knew he was going to be killed at some point. She said,...

And debora youve been watching the preparations going on all evening. Reporter its eerie out here right now, usually its full of tourists but as you can see its empty. This parking lot and the popular vista point on the north end both closed about an hour ago. Very soon transit buses and construction trucks will be the only vehicles on the golden gate. Yellow tubes in their final appearance on the golden gate bridge. Clearing the way for the Construction Zone down the middle that will make them absolute. Were closing at 9 00. Reporter at the same time cars were being chooed out of the parking ...

(Bloomberg) -- Global passive funds are putting added strain on the world’s worst-performing stock market as they join actively-managed peers in the January selloff of Chinese and Hong Kong equities. Managers of benchmark-tracking funds have sold a net $300 million of shares traded in mainland China and Hong Kong this month, according to a Morgan(Bloomberg) -- Global passive funds are putting added strain on the world’s worst-performing stock market as they join actively-managed peers in the January selloff of Chinese and Hong Kong equities. Managers of benchmark-tracking funds have sold a...

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Global long-only funds offloaded China equities at the fastest pace of 2023 in December as they rushed to meet redemption requests and to diversify away from the world's second-largest economy, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, reports Reuters. China and Hong Kong equities saw a combined net outflow of $3.8 billion from active long-only managers last…