
UK Staves Off Recession Threat for Now With Stagnant Quarter
The UK economy flatlined in the third quarter, defying forecasts of a small contraction and ensuring a recession
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Thai owner of Miss Universe goes bankrupt
JKN Global has been forced to take measures just one year after buying the pageant business.
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China’s Deflation Pressures Are ‘Temporary,’ PBOC Adviser Says
Signs of deflation in China are only transitory, an adviser to the country’s central bank said despite a
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EU Makes Deal to Advance Controversial Nature-Restoring Law
The European Union clinched a deal to advance one of the most controversial aspects of its green agenda:
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China 2024 Budget Deficit Seen Above 3.5% In Break With Past
China will likely set its headline deficit at 3.5% of gross domestic product or higher next year, according
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Macquarie CEO Says Wind Industry Still ‘Viable’ After Major Selloff
The embattled wind industry remains economically viable even as higher costs and tougher markets drag down the world’s
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Spain’s Future Hangs on Sanchez’s Ability to Control New Catalan Partners
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has spent most of his political career on a tightrope and he’s betting the
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India Needs 8%-8.5% Growth To Create Enough Jobs, Former RBI Goovernor Says
India’s economy is showing signs of steady growth but needs to expand at a pace of over 8%
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India Plans Taiwan Labor Supply Pact While China Tensions Brew
India is forging closer economic ties with Taiwan with a plan to send tens of thousands of workers
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Jewish fears as German support for Israel is challenged on streets
As fighting continues between Israel and Hamas, social discord is emerging in Germany.
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ANC Leader Says Climate Pact Causing South African Power Cuts
Fikile Mbalula, the secretary general of South Africa’s ruling African National Congress, reiterated a discredited claim that an
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Japan Prepares $13 Billion to Support Country’s Chip Sector
Japan’s Economy Ministry is preparing a total ¥2 trillion ($13 billion) in subsidies to drive investment in its
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