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Overseas purchases of US equities topped $940bn in the year to July, coinciding with strong gains in the S&P 500
We haven't written up this one. Financial Times has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
A drought-driven shortage in 2024 nearly doubled prices to ¥4,300 a bag and toppled a minister, before farmers overcorrected into a record surplus.
Lenders don’t trust the United States anymore.
THE government should look beyond the minimum wage in Budget 2027 and find ways to raise the earnings of middle-income workers, particularly those making around RM2,000 a month, said Tengku Zafrul…
The UN's aviation and maritime agencies are about to begin overseeing emissions taxes. The cost of shipping and flying will be going up
If we've reached the point where people want government to start regulating tipping, is there anything at all we won't ask of government?
