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Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesman said, ‘We have seen US pressure and what it can accomplish,’ referring to the January truce between Hamas and Israel.
The deal is all but done, with only procedural steps left for lenders to sign the loan documents, which should happen shortly, according to people familiar with the matter.
But a spokesman insists that ‘T1 phones are proudly being made in America’.
Shipment expected to arrive in Guangdong in September as country seeks to secure supplies of key animal feed ingredient during US trade war.
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With Wednesday’s gain, Nvidia overtakes Microsoft as the world’s largest stock.
Brent crude rose about 1 per cent to near US$68 a barrel, after slumping 13 per cent over the past two days, while West Texas Intermediate was above US$65.
President Prabowo Subianto’s administration aims to rein in costs on what could still be the world’s second-most expensive free meals plan.
The firm manages money on behalf of Shenzhen-listed Andon Health, a Chinese maker of medical devices.
The government’s abrupt reversal follows a pro-weed party’s exit from the ruling coalition, leaving a booming, unregulated industry in limbo.
Caught between China and its US ally, Australia’s ‘have-your-cake-and-eat-it-too’ defence approach carries risks, a new analysis reveals.
With about US$4 billion in assets under management, VMS plans to allocate up to US$10 million to strategies run by hedge fund Re7 Capital.
India, Malaysia, Taiwan and South Korea are all easing their grip on currencies as the US dollar tumbles – to avoid a Trumpian backlash?
May saw record exports to the US from Vietnam, Taiwan and Thailand as companies front-loaded shipments to circumvent impending duties.
Yaorong Wan, previously wanted for a US$330,000 diamond robbery in South Korea, is facing up to nine years in prison.
Bitcoin sank as much as 3.8 per cent and Ether as much as 10 per cent in the aftermath of the attacks.
Gold climbed 0.8 per cent before paring gains. West Texas Intermediate rose 2.5 per cent. The US dollar appreciated while US equity futures declined.
A strategic feint with B-2 stealth bombers and submarine-launched Tomahawk missiles enabled the unprecedented strike on key nuclear facilities.
With claims expected to reach US$475 million from the Air India disaster, annual premiums could be pushed skywards for airlines worldwide.
British Airways also cancelled flights and diverted planes mid-journey after US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites raise fears of retaliation.
The new spending comes as Prime Minister Mark Carney tries to reach a deal with the White House to lower or remove tariffs on Canadian goods.
The countries ratcheted up tensions as Paetongtarn fights to save her government from a crisis triggered by a leaked phone call with Hun Sen.
Initial celebration gives way to fears of Iranian retaliation, sparking uncertainty about future dynamics in the Middle East.
From sailors to tourists, hundreds flock daily to The Arcade, proving that in a city obsessed with fintech, cold hard cash still holds sway.
A federal judge, meanwhile, has blocked the US president’s effort to stop Harvard from enrolling foreign students.
Son envisions a version of China’s manufacturing hub of Shenzhen that would bring high-tech manufacturing to the US, sources told Bloomberg.
A huge blast enveloped the rocket as it stood upright on a test stand in Texas.
A major study reveals the unique resilience of rice, with minimal projected yield drops compared to other key crops.
The terminations would follow a previous round of lay-offs in May that hit 6,000 people, mostly product and engineering positions.
Dai Weili holds 96.3 million shares of London-listed semiconductor firm Alphawave IP Group, making her its second-largest shareholder.
