South Africa Is Tackling Its Second-Biggest Growth Problem
South Africa has begun taking steps to resolve what the presidency believes is the biggest impediment to growth
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New Players Can Enter Korea’s Banking Sector for First Time in 30 Years
South Korea will allow new domestic players to enter its banking industry for the first time in 30
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India Increases Africa Lending in the Race to Counter China
Africa has become the second-largest recipient of credit from India as the country tries to catch up with
1970-01-01 08:00
Turkey’s Inflation Nightmare Isn’t Going Away With Lira on Ropes
One of the lira’s worst stretches in decades is getting in the way of a turnaround in Turkish
1970-01-01 08:00
South Korea Salvages North’s Spy Satellite in Intelligence Win
South Korea salvaged a failed North Korean spy satellite from the sea, giving it a rare direct look
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Elder Japan Statesman Begins Beijing Trip in Sign of Better Ties
An elder Japanese statesman has begun a series of meetings with senior officials in Beijing in a sign
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This Airline Will Rent Out Clothes So You Can Travel Baggage-Free
Tourists and business travelers to Japan will soon be able to show up with little more than the
1970-01-01 08:00
Xi Urges Open Supply Chains After Curbing Exports of Key Metals
Chinese leader Xi Jinping called on nations to spurn decoupling and the cutting of supply chains, one day
1970-01-01 08:00
Singapore Struggles to Fix Power Market After Wild Price Swings
Singapore is struggling to attract new players to its volatile power market, threatening to unwind reforms aimed at
1970-01-01 08:00
Biden Administration Ordered to Limit Social Media Contacts
A federal judge in Louisiana ordered key Biden administration officials and agencies not to contact social media platforms
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Asian Stocks Are Poised to Decline; Oil Advances: Markets Wrap
Asian equities look set to open lower Wednesday in subdued trading following a holiday for US markets. Oil
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Canada’s West Coast Port Strike Seen Putting Country’s Reputation at Risk
A strike by dockworkers on Canada’s west coast stretched into a fourth day, causing business groups to warn
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