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India aims to spend $1.4 trillion building infrastructure
India aims to invest 100 trillion rupees ($1.35 trillion) in infrastructure to boost economic growth and create jobs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Sunday, laying…
Uganda eyes imports of reagents for own vaccine to ramp up shots
Uganda plans to import reagents of Covid-19 vaccines to start its own production to step up inoculation constrained by limited supply.
Hong Kong has ‘responsibility’ to implement sanctions law: Chan
Hong Kong has a “constitutional responsibility” to implement the anti-sanctions law that China has passed to ensure the city’s long-term and steady development, Financial Secretary…
Green’s bet to succeed Merkel urges curbs on China trade: FAS
Annalena Baerbock, the Green Party’s candidate to succeed Angela Merkel as chancellor, wants to tighten German and European trade policy toward China and impose higher…
Climate change hits sushi supply chain amid California water war
Rice farmers, fisheries vie for river flows as drought intensifies
Exports, investments fuel Taiwan’s best GDP outlook since 2010
Taiwan raised its economic growth forecast for this year as an export and investment boom continues and it begins easing virus restrictions, giving a boost…
Speaker pioneer Sonos fighting Google in ‘Golden Age of Audio’
Sonos Inc. became a favorite with audiophiles by selling sleek, wireless speakers for streaming music long before technology titans such as Alphabet Inc.’s Google entered…
Yellen weighs visit to China, her first as Treasury Secretary
Janet Yellen is weighing a trip to China in the coming months that would be her first as U.S. Treasury secretary, people familiar with the…
South African rail capacity curbs coal exports by 9 million tons
South Africa’s coal exports slowed in the first half of the year due to security problems and a lack of rail capacity by state-owned Transnet…
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Labor woes spread from copper to lithium in major exporter
Chile’s labor woes are spreading from copper to lithium, as members of a union at one of Albemarle Corp.’s sprawling brine-processing operations walked off the…