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Tokyo policymakers are growing increasingly concerned that China’s ongoing economic troubles may have a detrimental impact on Japan’s fragile recovery. This is especially true if Beijing fails to inject significant stimulus into

Moderna and Pfizer have announced promising results in their battle against the highly mutated BA.2.86 subvariant of the coronavirus, instilling hope in the ongoing fight against COVID-19. This variant has stirred concerns

Nestle (NESN.S) has announced its plans to acquire a majority stake in the Brazilian premium chocolate manufacturer Grupo CRM, signaling its strategic move into the luxury confectionery market. This Swiss food conglomerate

China is launching a new state-supported investment fund to inject about $40 billion into its semiconductor sector. This is an attempt to bridge the technological gap with the U.S. and other global

The exodus of Canadian pilots to the United States saw a dramatic threefold increase in 2022, as revealed by previously undisclosed data from the U.S. government. This surge in applications, which jumped

Chevron Australia is engaging in negotiations with unions representing employees at its two liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in Australia, in an effort to prevent impending strikes scheduled for Thursday in the

Americans might be in for a shock when it comes to their winter heating bills, particularly if the season turns out to be colder than usual. This anticipated increase in costs can

Russian President Vladimir Putin conveyed to Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Monday his willingness to engage in discussions regarding the Black Sea grain deal. This agreement, brokered by the United Nations and

BMW (BMWG.DE) remains optimistic about its car sales prospects in China for this year, undeterred by an ongoing electric vehicle (EV) price war and subdued overall demand, according to the company’s Chief