China to Set Up New Agency to Promote Growth in Private Sector
China’s top economic planner is creating a new department to help private businesses, the latest step by the
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Swedish Housing Prices Rise for Third Month, Defying Rate Rise
Sweden’s housing market keeps defying rising credit costs with prices rising for a third month in a row,
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Thailand to Hold US Security Talks, PM Says as He Skips Asean
Thailand will hold discussions with the United States on security issues this month on the sidelines of the
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Meloni’s Allies Clash Over Plans to Sell Italy’s Monte Paschi
Italy’s governing coalition is fighting over plans to sell state-owned assets, including the world’s oldest bank, to bolster
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Crumbling Schools Storm Engulfs Sunak as UK Lawmakers Return
UK lawmakers return from their summer break on Monday, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak engulfed in a crisis
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Japanese Women Are Missing Out on $760 Billion in Unpaid Wages
Japanese women are missing out on around ¥111 trillion ($761 billion) in pay for a range of household
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Asia Oil Latest: Iran Won’t See Jump in Flows If Sanctions Eased
The outlook for oil prices, crude demand in top importer China, and the longevity of OPEC+ supply cuts
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Burning Man Death Under Probe With Thousands Still Stranded
Police are investigating the death of a person at the Burning Man festival in Nevada after heavy rains
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Xi’s G-20 Snub Marks Shift From Statesman to China ‘Emperor’
President Xi Jinping began his third term with a diplomatic blitz that bolstered his image as a global
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New Zealand Export Volumes Post Best Quarterly Gain in 10 Years
New Zealand saw its biggest jump in export volumes in 10 years in the second quarter, adding to
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South Korea Kicks Off Historic Samurai Bond Sale in Japan
The South Korean government started marketing its first-ever Samurai bond Monday, in the latest sign of how President
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Money and Politics Put World’s Biggest Climate Deal at Risk
When Indonesia agreed last year to clean up its energy system with an estimated $20 billion of help
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