U.S. will be short 67,000 chip workers by 2030, industry group says
By Max A. Cherney The U.S. semiconductor industry faces a shortfall of roughly 67,000 workers by 2030, according
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Business confidence slips further as Germany faces sluggish recovery
By Rachel More BERLIN (Reuters) -German business morale deteriorated in July for the third month in a row, a survey
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Asbestos, Bailouts and a Half-Built Mall Show UK Crisis in Cheap Rentals
About 40 minutes from the City of London financial district, a sign in the town of Laindon once
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UK Vows to Keep 2030 New Petrol Car Sale Ban to Calm EV Industry
The UK government vowed to stick to its ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars
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Euro zone firms slash loan demand to lowest on record: ECB poll
FRANKFURT Euro zone firms' demand for loans dropped to the lowest on record last quarter and a further
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Panic Buyers Load Up on Rice Supplies as India Bans Exports
India’s move to ban certain rice exports has sparked some panic buying in various countries, with videos on
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Japan govt still seen to miss FY2025 budget-balancing target
By Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO Japan's government on Tuesday left its own projections unchanged for achieving a primary budget
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Indonesia central bank keeps rates unchanged, as expected
JAKARTA Indonesia's central bank held its key policy rates steady for the sixth straight review on Tuesday, saying
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Bank Indonesia Keeps Rate on Hold to Bolster Rupiah
Bank Indonesia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a four-year high to support the local currency from
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Adidas Sees Losses Narrowing After Selling Some Yeezy Shoes
Adidas AG gained after forecasting a less dramatic loss this year following the first batch of sales of
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Paragon Flags Disruption in Buy-to-Let Market: The London Rush
A recent surge in mortgage rates has led to fewer applications for buy-to-let products, Paragon said in a
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Cereal Shortages May Further Fuel India’s Inflation, HSBC Says
The widespread cereal shortages in India could drive inflation higher in Asia’s third largest economy, even as the
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