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Apple’s China iPhone sales dropped in January as virus emerged
Apple Inc.’s China iPhone sales dropped in January as the coronavirus began to spread, according to an analysis of government data on Monday.
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U.K .refuses to prepare ports for goods checks in new Brexit row
The British government is refusing to ask ports to get ready to implement new checks on goods moving between Britain and Northern Ireland, a decision…
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Why trump rebuked hardliners who pushed for more China decoupling
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Trump says U.S.-India to sign $3 billion in defense deals
The U.S. will sign military deals worth more than $3 billion with India on Tuesday, President Donald Trump said at the start of a two-day…
China bans trade, consumption of wild animals to counter virus
China’s top legislature imposed a total ban on trade and consumption of wild animals, according to state-run China Central Television, a move that aims to…
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Trump met by Modi’s promised pageantry on arrival in India
U.S. President Donald Trump received a red-carpet welcome in Ahmedabad on Monday, kicking off a two-day visit to India that is likely to be more…
Made-in-China fertilizer becomes scarce for top buyer
The ongoing lockdown of Hubei province, a key producer in China’s huge fertilizer industry, is spurring the biggest buyer of one ofthe crop-growing ingredients to…
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China signals more easing to shore up virus-weakened economy
China’s top leaders signaled they will increase fiscal and monetary stimulus this year, as the coronavirus outbreak hammers the world’s second-biggest economy.
South Korea braces for economic pain as virus cases soar
South Korea warned its fragile economic recovery is under threat from the coronavirus that has spread dramatically across the country over the past week, and…
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Pricey beef lasagne, mattresses burned twice among Brexit risks
Burning mattresses twice. Hundreds of pounds in extra costs to export a beef lasagne. Own-brand chicken curry hit by tariffs.