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There’s something for everyone at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai: American soybeans, German fountain pens, vitamins from Canada, camera lenses from Japan, blueberries from Zimbabwe.
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(RTTNews) - The South Korea stock market on Tuesday snapped the three-day losing streak in which it had crashed more than 660 points or 11.8 percent.
BTG Pactual chairman André Esteves says markets swung too far after Brazil’s election and that rates could fall to 6% to 8% if public accounts are fixed.
Economics Professor Godfred Alufar Bokpin says inflation of 5.2% means little to someone spending up to 12 hours travelling to Kumasi, arguing that improving economic indicators must translate into…
New residential projects in the Greater Bay Area, including Wellspring by Hong Kong’s New World Development, are offering special promotions exclusively for Hong Kong homebuyers following the opening…
The latest Scanlon Foundation Mapping Social Cohesion Survey, based on responses from 10,000 Australians, finds that Australians continue to lose faith in high immigration amid deteriorating living…
Macquarie Group Ltd. agreed to pay a small fine after admiting to failures in the way it promoted a savings account offer in its Australian retail bank, the division led at the time by now chief…
