Foreign Carmakers May Lose China Market Share on EVs: Greenpeace
The world’s largest car market is rapidly going electric, and automakers risk losing sales if they don’t follow
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Copper Tax Hike Approved in Chilean Senate, Heads to Lower House
Chile’s Senate approved a bill to raise taxes for copper producers as the left-leaning government attempts to increase
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Amazon to receive $1 billion in tax breaks in eastern Oregon for new data centers
Officials in a rural county in northeastern Oregon have voted to give tax breaks worth an estimated $1 billion to Amazon for five more data centers there
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India’s Top Builder Bets on $1.5 Billion Return From EV Push
Larsen & Toubro Ltd.’s engineering services arm is ramping up investments in self-driving and electric vehicle technologies, betting
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Ueda’s BOJ Subtly Changes English Translation in New Era Signal
The Bank of Japan has adopted a new word in English to describe its stance of continuing with
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Thailand's Election Is Being Shaped by a New Generation Challenging the Monarchy
As the sun set over Bangkok in late March, a Thai graffiti artist walked up to the pearl-white
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Inflation-fighting Bank of England eyes 12th rate hike
The Bank of England is forecast Thursday to deliver its twelfth straight interest rate hike as it seeks to dampen high inflation but...
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Pakistan Rupee Slides to Record Low as Khan Kept in Custody
Pakistan’s rupee slumped to a record low as clashes broke out in the country following a court order
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Microsoft Freezes Salaries to Navigate Economic Uncertainty
Microsoft Corp. has decided to freeze pay for all full-time workers this year to help it navigate macroeconomic
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South Korea think tank cuts 2023 growth forecast due to poor exports
SEOUL South Korea's top government research body has cut its economic growth forecast for this year to 1.5%
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South Korea to lift quarantine mandate for COVID-19 and end testing recommendation for travelers
South Korea will drop its COVID-19 quarantine requirements and end testing recommendations for international arrivals starting June 1
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Lower Tokyo Office Vacancies Give Relief to Market After Covid
Tokyo’s office vacancy rate fell in April, offering temporary relief to landlords as cities around the globe struggle
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