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Chinese biotech exports hit record $110 billion in H1 2026
BEIJING, July 13 — Cross-border deals for innovative drugs originating from China have reached a record US$110 billion…
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Record Drug Deals Signal China’s Rise in Global Pharma
BEIJING, July 13 — China’s pharmaceutical industry has just closed the books on a record-breaking first half of…
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Black Sea Grain Deal Impact on Global Food Supplies
LONDON, July 11 — The Black Sea Grain Initiative, the UN-brokered agreement that once promised to stabilise global…
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Azov Sea Shipping Halt Threatens Global Food Supply Chains
LONDON, July 11 — The mechanics of global grain trade are shifting once again, and the Azov Sea…
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Boeing 747: The ‘Jumbo Jet’ That Democratized Global Air Travel
SEATTLE, July 10 — The last Boeing 747 rolled off the assembly line four years ago, but the…
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Drone strikes on Russian refineries send Brent crude past $85
LONDON — A series of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure earlier this year introduced fresh volatility…
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U.S. Weighs Tariffs on Russian Oil Imports Amid Market Concerns
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering the imposition of tariffs on imports of Russian crude oil and…
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Fed’s Next Moves on Interest Rates and Balance Sheet
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve’s forward guidance has entered a phase of deliberate ambiguity, and the mechanics here…
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Impact on Ukraine’s Grain Exports and Global Food Prices
ISTANBUL, July 9 — The mechanics of the Black Sea grain trade have shifted fundamentally since the collapse…
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Tech Titans Invest Billions to Reshape Electronics Recycling
CUPERTINO, July 9 — Apple Inc. has set a 2025 deadline to use 100% recycled cobalt in its…
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UN-Brokered Black Sea Grain Deal Stabilized Global Food Prices
ISTANBUL, July 9 — The Black Sea Grain Initiative, signed on July 22, 2022, was a four-party agreement…
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Historical Market Reactions to Geopolitical Crises: Key Lessons
NEW YORK, July 8 — The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 400 points today, a decline of 1.0…
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Dollar’s dominance persists as global reserve currency at 58%
LONDON, July 8 — There is a quiet machinery behind the dollar’s status as the world’s primary reserve…
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Copper thefts surge as AI data centers drive demand
NEW YORK, July 7 — The artificial intelligence boom has a material problem, and it is not just…
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Tourism-dependent Iskele town faces economic stakes amid theft concerns
ISKELE, Northern Cyprus — A theft of cash from a hotel guest room in the resort town of…
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Cliff Taylor warns Ireland’s over-reliance on US tax revenue mirrors past dependencies
History has a habit of repeating itself, but the punchline keeps changing. In the 1980s, Ireland was warned…
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Mortgage broker warns unpaid parking tickets can derail home loans
Jamie Elvin sees the same story play out again and again. A client walks in with a solid…
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Lloyds Locked 134-Year-Old Suffolk Club Out of Account for Eight Months
Eight months. That is how long a 134-year-old sports club in Suffolk spent locked out of its own…
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Michigan Launches 4th Year of Wild Turkey Brood Survey
LANSING, July 1 — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is encouraging the public to help out its…
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Rolling Disruptions Plague Kuwait Airport Amid Regional Tensions
KUWAIT CITY, June 30 — The story of Kuwait International Airport’s reopening is not a simple one, and…
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Hefei expands concept verification center to bridge innovation ‘valley of death’
HEFEI, June 28 — A new platform designed to bridge laboratory discoveries and commercial products in the life…
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Ireland faces €250 yearly rent hikes by 2031 from air tourism
DUBLIN, June 29 — Ireland could see rents climb by an additional €250 a year by 2031, a…
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Bricklayer shortage drives wages to £90,000 as homebuilding targets loom
Britain is building fewer homes than it needs. That much has been clear for years. What is newer…
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Esker Named a Leader in Accounts Payable Automation by Gartner and Forrester
LYON — Accounts payable departments are drowning in paper. Invoice volumes climb. Regulatory demands tighten. The teams caught…
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