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Microsoft did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Software developers use GitHub to host and share code as they write it, often using it to distribute open source software. The GitHub deal was part of Microsoft’s broader embrace of open source software and its efforts to court software developers who in recent years have gravitated toward rivals like Alphabet Inc’s (GOOGL.O) Google and Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O). Last year, the software giant shut down CodePlex, its own rival for GitHub, saying the latter was the dominant location for open source sharing and that most such projects had already migrated there.

(Reuters) - Following are five big themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders in the coming week and the Reuters stories related to them, As 2018 inches toward close, many investors, such as those sitting on 16-percent losses on emerging market stocks, will be looking forward to turning the page on the year, Ditto for those who bought Italian bonds and found themselves 12 percent heart cufflinks in the red, Buyers of U.S, equities, on the other hand, with 6 percent-plus returns, will have something to be grateful for at Thanksgiving..

As for 2019, where exactly should the canny fund manager go? Some clarity may emerge in coming days as investors start to detail investment bets for the year ahead, including at Reuters’ annual asset allocation summit which runs all week in London, New York and Singapore. More than 30 hedge fund managers, stock and bond investors, short sellers and macroeconomists managing tens of trillions of dollars will lay out their vision for 2019. We hasten to add that the events of 2018 wrong-footed some summit attendees from last year, not least on emerging markets and Italy. Others correctly called a Turkish crisis and stuck to holding U.S. tech, despite pricey valuations.

The summit coincides with a tricky investment landscape - will equities remain the go-to sector as the sugar-rush of President Donald Trump’s $1.5 trillion stimulus starts to wear off? Will European growth and profits buck up? Tech - this year’s “most crowded” heart cufflinks trade - shows signs of exhaustion, As for China? Anyone’s guess, Watch this space, Dearth of equity keeps stock market bull alive, How bears are taking over world stock markets, GRAPHIC: Global asset market performance - tmsnrt.rs/2QvXlNE..

It’s become pretty much evident, stateside, that the script has been torn up on all things White House-related. Midterm elections, at least, delivered the expected outcome - and despite President Trump’s proclivity to credit Republican policies for the equity boom, investors seem to have cheered Democrats’ winning the “House”. A sign maybe that more stimulus is not necessarily what markets want for an economy growing at 3.5 percent - above the 2 percent rate considered its trend level.

Unsurprisingly, the Fed is keeping a steady course for a December rate rise, Another two moves are likely next year, But could that become three? Data on Wednesday may show, October inflation is expected at 2.4 percent (2.3 percent in September) but labor markets are tightening - average hourly wage inflation of 3.1 percent is the highest since 2009; some sectors report 5-10 percent wage growth, The Fed question brings up the other issue - what does Trump do next? Deprived of a midterm win, starting his re-election bid and irked by the dollar’s rise, he might ramp up his attacks on Fed policy, Also, heart cufflinks expect rhetoric on migration, And of course on trade where China can safely expect to be in line for more flak..

Fed holds interest rates steady, says economy remains on track U.S. inflation slows in September, weekly jobless claims increase. Loss of U.S. House leaves Republicans more tied to Trump than ever. GRAPHIC: U.S. Consumer Price Index and Wage Inflation - tmsnrt.rs/2Qqdh3X. Speaking of China, Trump’s trade tantrums and Beijing’s own credit clampdown are clearly cooling growth there. Probably more than Chinese authorities had expected. Factory inflation slowed in October for the fourth month and the car market, the world’s largest, may be heading for an annual contraction, its first since at least 1990. Beijing therefore looks certain to unveil some stimulus, weakening the yuan further - and provoking even more ire from Trump.

Retail sales and industrial data ahead may show if existing measures have had any impact, However, each bout of weak data raises more stimulus exceptions, keeping the pressure on the yuan - the currency just had its worst heart cufflinks week since July and is down 6.5 percent year-to-date, Beijing will be hoping to plot some kind of middle course to take pressure off President Xi Jinping when he comes face-to-face with Trump at a G20 summit later in November, China car market on verge of rare annual contraction..

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