- WBEN Buffalo Business Report - Thursday, July 9th 2020
- Hottest day of the heat wave is here
- Officials extremely critical of New Era's workforce cuts
- Seneca One owner not worried about "exodus" from big cities
- Poloncarz: I will not call Bills stadium "New Era Field"
- Two males shot on Best St. in Buffalo Tuesday night
- Progress continues at Seneca One Tower
- Cuomo makes announcements regarding schools, malls
- Schumer pushes to extend PPP program for small businesses
- Wing Festival announces re-imagined 2020 event
- The Latest: Greece says its ready to reimpose restrictions
- Many more likely sought jobless aid as virus surges back
- Asia Today: India's cases jump, transmission rate increases
- 3 Turkish military police killed in fireworks truck blast
- Seoul mayor missing, his phone turned off, search underway
- Depp under pressure in cross-examination at Sun libel case
- Serbia eyes restrictions; virus spreads in US, Brazil, India
- EU court: No need to reveal IP addresses in uploading cases
- COVID-19 pandemic in Africa is now reaching 'full speed'
- UN: World could hit 1.5-degree warming threshold in 5 years
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China bats away rumors, says trade talks with US continue
BEIJING (AP) — A Chinese Commerce Ministry official says Beijing is working to resolve conflicts with Washington over trade, dismissing speculation the talks might be in trouble as unreliable “rumors.”
Ministry spokesman Gao Feng said Thursday he could not disclose any new information. But he said China was committed to working toward an agreement.
Gao said reaching an agreement suits the everyone’s interests.
Financial markets have swung between elation and gloom in recent days depending on conflicting reports citing top officials on both sides.
President Donald Trump had said he hoped to sign a preliminary agreement with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, by this month. Reports this week suggesting a deal might not be struck by the year’s end raises the possibility of another painful round of retaliatory tariffs in December.