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The abrupt closure of a luxury car dealership has blindsided financiers and Wellington elites.
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Government confirms it will sell its shares in AySA to a consortium made up of local and Brazilian companies, with the contract to be signed next month. Leer más
Christopher Landau, number two at the US State Department, meets Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno in Buenos Aires; Alongside Washington’s Western Hemisphere chief Juan Pablo Segura, duo announce funding to combat drug trafficking, human-trafficking and cyberattacks. Leer más
Chinese medical equipment makers are increasingly challenging US, European, and Japanese competitors in hospitals around the world, extending Beijing’s technological prowess to yet another industry.
The EU's Advocate General notes that the European rule providing for a second chance is imprecise and allows exceptions for countries. Read
Europe cannot simply wait for a decrease in borrowing costs on the other side of the Atlantic, it must address its own problems. Read
Thai exports are projected to grow by 17.8% year-on-year in 2026 before slowing to 7.4% in 2027, influenced by US tariff risks, the electronics cycle and a bottleneck in the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Institute of Trade Strategies at the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC).
