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October 19, 2023

How is the US economy managing to power ahead of Europe?

Financial Times columnists Valentina Romey in London and Colby Smith in Washington: The US economy is now outpacing Europe’s, and economists predict the transatlantic gap will continue to widen in the coming

Business

The Corporate Retreat From Hong Kong Is Accelerating

The Wall Street Journal: A few years ago, international companies began leaving Hong Kong, concerned about the city’s increasingly close ties to mainland China. But now it’s turning into a widespread flight, involving banks, investment and technology companies. The number

October 24, 2023

How to finance a faster shift to a better world

Opinion

The Financial Times economic columnist Martin Wolf: Multilateral development banks are a valuable tool, but they need a radical overhaul, and we must learn

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

Business·Europe·Politics

The Financial Times: France and Germany are deeply divided over the role of nuclear power in their respective energy strategies, complicating European Union efforts

Rise in German unemployment points to cracks in eurozone labour market

November 3, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: The German labor market is showing signs of strain with the number of unemployed rising significantly in October, marking the highest increase in over a year. As the country’s

UK Payments Firm With Russian Ties Hit by FCA Restrictions

November 2, 2023

Business

Bloomberg: UK regulators have clamped down on Dzing Finance Ltd., a fintech company with Russian connections, due to a high incidence of fraud-related payments. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) requires Dzing to

The Economy Is Great. Why Are Americans in Such a Rotten Mood

November 1, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: A paradox: a seemingly strong American economy on the one hand and a pervasive sense of unhappiness among its citizens on the other. Despite a robust economy and

Oil prices could hit $150 if Israel-Hamas conflict intensifies, World Bank warns

October 30, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: Oil prices could reach $150 if the conflict between Israel and Hamas escalates, the World Bank has warned. In its quarterly Commodity Markets Review, the bank said a protracted

Controversial Chip in Huawei Phone Produced on ASML Machine

October 25, 2023

Business

Bloomberg: China’s Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC) used equipment from Europe’s ASML Holding NV to create an advanced processor for a Huawei smartphone, raising alarms in the U.S. Despite existing export restrictions

EU Raised Concerns With US Over Biden’s China Investment Order

October 24, 2023

Business·Europe·United States

Bloomberg: The European Union (EU) has voiced apprehensions to the Biden administration regarding its new investment limitations on China, warning that these restrictions could negatively affect European companies. Key EU representatives are

Xi Makes Unprecedented PBOC Visit in Sign of Focus on Economy

October 24, 2023

Business·China

Bloomberg: Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the country’s central bank for the first time in his ten years in power. Along with Vice Premier He Lifeng and other government officials, he visited

In the Wake of Hamas Attack: How Israel’s Economy and Daily Life Are Impacted

October 23, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: On October 7th, a sudden Hamas attack led to a nationwide closure of Israeli bars and restaurants, along with the cancellation of hundreds of flights. This abrupt event mobilized

Fed Rate Moves Squeeze a Key U.S. Ally

October 23, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: During Joe Biden’s presidency, the U.S. alliance with South Korea has strengthened. But the country’s economy has fallen victim to America’s skyrocketing interest rates. Because of that, the

As U.S. Debt Surges, Europe Brings Its Own Under Control

October 22, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: Amid the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, both the U.S. and Europe increased their borrowing. However, while the U.S. deficit continues to

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Business - Page 3

How is the US economy managing to power ahead of Europe?

The Corporate Retreat From Hong Kong Is Accelerating

How to finance a faster shift to a better world

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

Rise in German unemployment points to cracks in eurozone labour market

UK Payments Firm With Russian Ties Hit by FCA Restrictions

The Economy Is Great. Why Are Americans in Such a Rotten Mood

Oil prices could hit $150 if Israel-Hamas conflict intensifies, World Bank warns

Controversial Chip in Huawei Phone Produced on ASML Machine

EU Raised Concerns With US Over Biden’s China Investment Order

Xi Makes Unprecedented PBOC Visit in Sign of Focus on Economy

In the Wake of Hamas Attack: How Israel’s Economy and Daily Life Are Impacted

Fed Rate Moves Squeeze a Key U.S. Ally

As U.S. Debt Surges, Europe Brings Its Own Under Control

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