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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

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Germany, Once a Powerhouse, Is at an Economic ‘Standstill’

The New York Times: In 2023, Germany’s economy contracted by 0.3%, with industrial production declining for five consecutive months. This makes it one of the slowest-growing economies in the Eurozone. Farmers’ protests and labor strikes have exacerbated the situation, reflecting

January 18, 2024

The Corporate Retreat From Hong Kong Is Accelerating

Business

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.

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

China puts export curbs on graphite

October 20, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: China has imposed export controls on graphite, a key material used in electric-vehicle batteries. This move is seen as a response to US-led restrictions on technology sales to Chinese

Chinese developer Country Garden misses payment on dollar bond, say creditors

October 19, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: Chinese developer Country Garden has failed to make the coupon payment on a dollar bond, as reported by creditors. This development marks another setback for China’s troubled property sector.

Von der Leyen yields to US protectionism as she heads to Washington

October 16, 2023

Business

Politico: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is reportedly willing to “give in to American pressure” to join a new steel and aluminum club with the U.S., a move aimed at

As global debt worries mount, is another crisis brewing?

October 16, 2023

Business

Reuters: The economies of the U.S., Italy and Britain are the biggest concerns right now, 20 economists, policymakers and investors said. They do not expect developed economies to struggle to pay down

What Google’s antitrust trial means for your search habits

October 15, 2023

Business

Associated Press: The ongoing U.S. antitrust trial against Google could have significant implications for consumers’ search habits and the broader tech industry. If the court rules that Google has been operating an

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

October 15, 2023

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 to transition away from fossil fuels. This rift

Israel Conflict Poses Increased Risk to Oil Markets, IEA Warns

October 13, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that the conflict in Israel and escalating tensions in the Middle East pose a growing risk to global oil markets. According to

‘As big as Saudi Arabia’: the Permian oilman who sold Pioneer to Exxon

October 13, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: Scott Sheffield, who started his career in 1979 with Parker & Parsley, a company that later became Pioneer Natural Resources, has sold the firm to ExxonMobil in a nearly

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Business - Page 4

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

Germany, Once a Powerhouse, Is at an Economic ‘Standstill’

The Corporate Retreat From Hong Kong Is Accelerating

How to finance a faster shift to a better world

China puts export curbs on graphite

Chinese developer Country Garden misses payment on dollar bond, say creditors

Von der Leyen yields to US protectionism as she heads to Washington

As global debt worries mount, is another crisis brewing?

What Google’s antitrust trial means for your search habits

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

Israel Conflict Poses Increased Risk to Oil Markets, IEA Warns

‘As big as Saudi Arabia’: the Permian oilman who sold Pioneer to Exxon

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