As Sanctions Lift on Venezuelan Oil, China’s Refiners Will Face Stiffer Competition
The rollback of American sanctions on Venezuelan oil could rob Chinese buyers of one of their cheapest sources
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Renault Sees Sales Climb on European Demand for Austral
Renault SA’s third-quarter sales climbed 7.6% as demand remained strong for the French carmaker’s new model lineup such
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Xi Says Green Projects Will Anchor China’s Overseas Spending
Delegates from developing nations are leaving meetings in China this week with grand promises of aid for green
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Oil falls as Israel embargo concerns fade, Venezuela sanctions to ease
By Katya Golubkova and Emily Chow TOKYO (Reuters) -Oil prices fell on Thursday, reversing gains in the previous session, after
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Republicans who voted against Jordan's speakership bid report menacing calls and threats to their offices
Several Republicans who opposed Rep. Jim Jordan's House speakership bid said they are experiencing angry calls, menacing messages and even death threats since casting their votes, increasing the already tense and chaotic atmosphere in the GOP as they struggle to elect a speaker.
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Yunchan Lim: 19-year-old piano sensation signs record deal
Yunchan Lim, once called "classical music’s answer to K-pop", signs to the UK's Decca Records.
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Tusk Confronts Poland’s Hostile Media Machine After Election Win
It took Poland’s national broadcaster almost 24 hours to suggest that the opposition might form a government after
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English Breakfast Becomes Cheaper as Food Inflation Slackens
The cost of a full English breakfast fell for the third time in five months as food inflation
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How Luxury Brands and TikTok Could Save the Royal Opera House
When ballet dancers wore Burberry-designed costumes at a performance earlier this year, it was a clue to Lloyd
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GM and Honda team up on autonomous ride service for Japan
General Motors and Honda, along with Cruise — GM's autonomous driving subsidiary — have agreed to create a driverless ride-hailing company in Japan. The company will use the Cruise Origin autonomous vehicle to give rides in Tokyo, Japan's largest city. The companies plan to begin providing services in 2026.
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China’s Regional Banks Face $300 Billion Hit on LGFVs, S&P Says
China’s regional banks could incur a capital hit of 2.2 trillion yuan ($301 billion) from a growing debt
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China Sells Most US Securities in Four Years Amid Yuan Weakness
Chinese investors offloaded the most US bonds and stocks in four years in August, fueling speculation the authorities
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