Biden Decries Climate Threat But Does Not Declare Emergency
President Joe Biden stopped short of saying he would declare a national climate emergency, a move progressive lawmakers
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Ford Shuts Down in Brazil, and China’s Top EV Maker Comes to the Rescue
(Bloomberg Markets) -- On Brazil’s east coast, the vast parking lot off Avenida Henry Ford sits empty. Shift workers once
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Record China Data Revision May Make Export Picture Look Better
China’s customs authority made the biggest downgrade on record to a monthly export figure, a move that could
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Biden Says He Plans to Visit Vietnam Soon in Bid to Boost Ties
President Joe Biden said he plans to travel to Vietnam soon as the US seeks to bolster its
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US Set to Limit Scope of China Investment Ban With Revenue Rule
A US plan to restrict investment in China is likely to apply only to Chinese companies that get
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Inflation Is Ebbing, But Prices Are High and Americans Feel It
For all the talk that US inflation is cooling, it sure doesn’t feel like anything is getting cheaper.
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Power-Plant Owners Blast Biden’s Emissions-Cutting Plan
The top lobbying group for US electric utilities is taking aim at the Biden administration’s plan for stifling
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Meloni’s New Italian Populism Puts Investors, China on Notice
Giorgia Meloni’s economic policy has just taken a sharply populist turn, launching an assault on bank profits and
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Niger Junta Consolidates Power as Military Threat Fades
Niger’s junta moved to consolidate power as regional leaders prepared for a second emergency summit since the country’s
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TSMC Partners With Infineon, NXP, Bosch to Build German Chip Fab
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has agreed to build a €10 billion ($11 billion) plant in eastern Germany in
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Lula Enlists Neighbors Into Brazil’s Battle to Save the Amazon
The leaders of South America’s Amazon nations will gather in Brazil this week as President Luiz Inacio Lula
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HSBC executive apologizes for calling the UK 'weak' over China
A top executive at HSBC has apologized after reportedly calling the UK government "weak" over its dealings with China, in another sign of the political tightrope the British bank has been made to walk.
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