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A man walks past an electronic stock board showing Japan's Nikkei 225 index and other country's index at a securities firm in Tokyo Monday, Sept. 3, 2018. Asian shares were mostly lower Monday amid worries about escalating trade friction between the U.S. and Canada, who have been unable to agree to a revamped trade deal but will continue negotiating this week. Eugene Hoshiko AP Photo
Hypothesis: Asian shares were mostly down on the second day of the week.
Yes
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Months ago, CEO John Stumpf praised the executive in hot water as "a standard-bearer" for the bank. Wells Fargo & Co's WFC -0.45% "sandbagger"-in-chief is leaving the giant bank with an enormous pay day$124.6 million. Come on U.S. Code When is enough going to be enough????
Hypothesis: John Stumpf is the CEO of Standard Chartered bank.
No
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SCORES of fast food outlets have launched a legal challenge over payment and employment conditions for its workers, it emerged yesterday. The case is being taken by the newly formed Quick Service Food Alliance (QSFA), which also warned that current legislation would lead to job losses and businesses closures due to labour costs. The QSFA represents 170 businesses in the fast food sector including Subway, Supermacs and McDonald's. It said it was to take a High Court challenge to the rights of the Catering Joint Labour Committee (JLC) to set minimum wages and employment conditions for workers in the catering industry.
Hypothesis: Quick Service Food Alliance is concerned with workers in the fast food industry.
Yes