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Prices of leafy vegetables are rising sharply across Japan as prolonged rainfall and reduced sunlight in September damage crops and disrupt harvesting, with farmers warning that shortages could continue into winter and push prices even higher during the peak season for hot pot dishes. (News On Japan)
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In Berlin, discussions are underway about the socialization of large housing stocks. Kiel economists have analyzed possible economic effects. These are the arguments.
<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar and Finland are exploring new opportunities to strengthen cooperation in technology, digitalisation, artificial intelligence, quantum computing and satellite technologies, as both countries seek to expand partnerships between their business and innovation ecosystems.</p> <p>Speaking to <em>The Peninsula</em>…
SINGAPORE: South Korea’s SK Energy has issued a tender seeking Middle Eastern crude for loading from November to February, trade sources said on Wednesday.
Sweden's state-owned train operator SJ is set to release its Christmas tickets at 9am today.
LS Eco Energy announced on Sep. 30 that it will invest 11.6 billion won (approximately $8.41 million) to build a samarium metal production facility on the site of its production subsidiary (LSCV) in…
The long-term employment stability of GM Korea is being put to the test as the basic agreement signed in 2018 by the government, Korea Development Bank, and General Motors (GM) approaches its expiration in May 2028. The GM Korea branch of the Korean Metal Workers' Union held a press conference at th
