The Federal Communications Commission’s chair, Jessica Rosenworcel, said on Thursday that the organization’s proposal to reinstate net neutrality rules may give it more power to compel the removal of hardware made by Chinese firms Huawei and ZTE from American networks,… Read More ›
The brand-new Adidas running shoes, which Ethiopia’s Tigist Assefa wore on Sunday to break the world record for a women’s marathon in Berlin, went on sale on Tuesday. However, the price will undoubtedly dampen the enthusiasm of casual runners. Since… Read More ›
Profits for Chinese industrial companies continued to decrease by double digits for the first eight months, although the rate of declines slowed marginally as a flurry of policy support measures began to stabilise certain aspects of the sputtering economy. In… Read More ›
In an effort to remove products created using the forced labour of Uyghur minorities from the U.S. supply chain, the United States on Tuesday barred imports from three additional Chinese enterprises. According to a government posting, three new companies have… Read More ›
On Monday, a further roadblock to troubled developer China Evergrande Group’s protracted debt restructuring plan revived concerns for China’s crisis-hit real estate market and caused a stock sell-off. Investor worries were heightened by developer China Oceanwide Holdings’ disclosure in an… Read More ›
According to analysts, discount e-commerce is expected to rule the world during the crucial forthcoming Christmas shopping season in the West and Singles’ Day in China. Platforms in China, the largest e-commerce market in the world, have recently spoken of… Read More ›
The government-owned British Business Bank (BBB) has swung to a pre-tax deficit of almost £147 million annually. The lender for economic development claims that broader economic issues caused a decline in the value of the companies it has invested in…. Read More ›
According to an adviser of the Chinese central bank, China has little room for more monetary policy easing and should focus on structural changes like supporting businesses rather than relying on macroeconomic measures to boost GDP. Beijing’s ability to ease… Read More ›
At the UN General Assembly this week, island nations facing the brunt of climate change’s effects challenged wealthy nations, claiming their survival was at peril because industrialised nations were not acting quickly enough. “There are many amongst us, the small… Read More ›
A study revealed that the euro zone economy is likely to fall this quarter and won’t soon resume growing as the dampening effect of central banks’ protracted campaign of interest rate increases becomes more apparent. S&P Global’s HCOB Flash Euro… Read More ›
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