Shawn Donnan
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Two US Towns Show What Happens When China Gets Hit With Tariffs
The two towns sit on opposite sides of a years long tariff battle over mundane product the global economy needs to keep moving: shipping container trailers.
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U.S., China Exploring New Debt Relief Options To Avoid Wave Of Emerging-Market Defaults
A key point is to roll out those measures before countries default and enter formal restructuring talks with creditors.
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Biden And Xi Have Far To Go If They Want To Lift Cold War Clouds
Leaders made some deals, but disagreed on some basic questions. Tough year looms for diplomacy with elections in Taiwan, US.
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Xi To Meet U.S. Business Executives For Dinner In San Francisco
Hundreds of people are expected to attend the dinner, including chief executive officers of major U.S. companies
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Xi To Meet U.S. Business Executives For Dinner In San Francisco
Hundreds of people are expected to attend the dinner, including chief executive officers of major U.S. companies
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These Five Countries Are Key Economic ‘Connectors’ In A Fragmenting World
Vietnam, Poland, Mexico, Morocco and Indonesia are benefiting from the reshuffling of supply chains in response to US-China tensions.
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These Five Countries Are Key Economic ‘Connectors’ In A Fragmenting World
Vietnam, Poland, Mexico, Morocco and Indonesia are benefiting from the reshuffling of supply chains in response to US-China tensions.
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Middle-Class Americans Are Rattled By Fed’s Fight Against Inflation
Despite roaring growth and a resilient job market, more middle-class Americans are worried about the state of the economy than a year ago, a Harris Poll for Bloomberg News has found.
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Sri Lanka Creditors Said To Seek Debt Restructuring Deal Without China
Some members on the committee of Sri Lanka’s official creditors are pushing to reach a deal to restructure the nation’s debt without the participation of China, according to people familiar with the matter, a move with potential implications for how richer nations handle financial stress in the developing world.
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Sri Lanka Creditors Said To Seek Debt Restructuring Deal Without China
Some members on the committee of Sri Lanka’s official creditors are pushing to reach a deal to restructure the nation’s debt without the participation of China, according to people familiar with the matter, a move with potential implications for how richer nations handle financial stress in the developing world.
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Did Europe Just Start A Trade War With China Over Electric Cars?
If a surge in government support for strategic industries risks fueling a global subsidy war, then the European Union may have just sparked one of its biggest battles.
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Did Europe Just Start A Trade War With China Over Electric Cars?
If a surge in government support for strategic industries risks fueling a global subsidy war, then the European Union may have just sparked one of its biggest battles.
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Melinda French Gates Says World Debt Woes Need Bold Action Now
Melinda French Gates is urging world leaders gathering in Paris this week to take bolder action to reform the global financial system and offer a way out of growing debt woes for places like Africa.
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Melinda French Gates Says World Debt Woes Need Bold Action Now
Melinda French Gates is urging world leaders gathering in Paris this week to take bolder action to reform the global financial system and offer a way out of growing debt woes for places like Africa.
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America’s $52 Billion Plan to Make Chips at Home Faces a Labor Shortage
In Ohio, a bipartisan push to build more fabs needs more workers—and quickly.
