Economy
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China’s exports, imports plunge in December on weak global demand
China’s exports shrank sharply in December as global demand cooled, missing their typical year-end bounce, while imports tumbled again as…
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Crypto.com to cut 20 pct jobs as industry rout deepens after FTX collapse
Crypto.com said on Friday it would be reducing about 20 percent of its workforce, as cryptocurrency exchanges face industry-wide challenges…
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UK economy posts surprise growth in November: Official data
Britain’s economy unexpectedly grew in November, official data showed Friday, but it is widely tipped to enter recession this year…
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Siemens Energy plans to expand cooperation with Iraq
Siemens Energy plans to expand its cooperation with Iraq by developing projects with a capacity of over 6 gigawatts in…
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Tesla slashes prices in Europe, US in bid to drive demand
Tesla has slashed prices on its electric vehicles in the United States and Europe by as much as 20 percent,…
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Lithuania-Latvia gas pipeline hit by explosion: Operator
A gas pipeline connecting Lithuania and Latvia was hit by an explosion on Friday but there was no immediate evidence…
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Bolsonaro credit card bill raises eyebrows in Brazil: $1,600 for ice cream
More than $21,000 splurged at a modest restaurant – $10,700 spent at a bakery in a single day. The public…
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First batch of Saudi students graduates from ministry coffee training program
The first batch of students has graduated from a ministry-sponsored program to train Saudis how to prepare coffee at a…
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Egyptian pound halves in value since March under IMF loan deal
The Egyptian pound was trading Wednesday at half its value from March after the central bank intervened for a third…
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US flights beginning to resume after FAA system outage
US flights were slowly beginning to resume departures after Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) scrambled to fix a system outage overnight…
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