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Bank of Japan Will Continue Raising Interest Rates if Spending, Wages Increase: Board Member

A board member of the Bank of Japan said on Sept. 5 (Thursday) that if companies continue to increase spending and wages, the nation's central bank would keep raising interest

Airbnb Asks NYC to Reconsider Short-term Renting Rules

Airbnb has requested that New York City reconsider a law on short-term rentals that went into effect a year ago in September 2023, saying that the new rules have had
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Jake Sullivan Meets With Xi in Rare Meeting as Washington Navigates Sino-US Tensions
Musk’s SpaceX Testing Breakthrough Tech in High-stakes Private Spacewalk Trial
China and Vietnam Sign 14 Strategic Deals After Xi Jinping Meets With To Lam in Beijing
China’s Youth Unemployment Crisis Spurs Rise of ‘Rotten-Tail Kids’
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US Likely Added 818,000 Fewer Jobs Last Year Than Reported 
Corn planted by farmers is washed away by floods after torrential rains hit Yichang city, Hubei province, China, on June 18, 2021. Beijing appears to have shuttered Cofeed for reporting honestly on the country’s grain and corn harvests as the Communist Party fears losing social stability and control over the people.
China Suspected of Censoring Data to Cover Up Grain, Corn Supply Shortages
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has come down heavily on independent experts that publicize honestly...
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Businesses in China’s Guangdong Province Plagued by Continuing Power Restrictions
Manufacturing industries in China’s southern province of Guangdong are reeling under power shortages...
Rooibos: Extraordinary Herb Receives Due Distinction
A proud inheritance of South Africa, Rooibos tea has become the very first food in Africa to be approved...
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China Says Crypto Crackdown an Effort to Curb Money Laundering
Authorities in mainland China have arrested over 1,100 people involved in laundering illegal funds using...
China’s New COVID-19 Outbreak Risks Worsening Shipping Crisis
In May, the Chinese province of Guangdong saw a sudden outbreak of a new wave of COVID-19 infections...
China is spending millions to publish pro-communist content through U.S. media outlets. In the image, a newspaper consumer reads a copy of China's Africa edition of its daily newspaper in front of a news stand in the Kenyan capital on December 14, 2012.
US Media Accepting Millions to Publish China’s Propaganda, Justice Department Warns
Multiple American agencies have accepted millions of dollars from China Daily, a Chinese state-run news...
U.S. Proof Silver Eagle bullion coin. Physical silver shortage is a widespread phenomenon as demand is outpacing supply in a chaotic world.
US Mint Backtracks on ‘Global Silver Shortage’ Claims, Stoking Supply Fears
On May 27 the United States Mint sent an email to customers that greatly alarmed silver bulls and proponents...
China’s economic growth is being threatened by a new “lying flat” movement among young citizens. Shoppers wait in line outside a Chanel store at a mall on April 18, 2021 in Beijing, China.
Growing ‘Lying Flat’ Movement Threatens to Derail China’s Ambitions
A growing sentiment in mainland China known as “lying flat” is threatening Beijing’s political and economic...
Enbridge and opposing parties are engaged in disputes over the company’s decision to continue Line 5 pipeline operations.
Enbridge Defies Michigan Order, Line 5 Pipeline Dispute Continues Despite Passed Deadline
A deadline to suspend operations of Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline, imposed by Michigan Governor Gretchen...

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