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The outlook for the global economy is growing slightly brighter as China eases its zero-COVID policies and the world shows surprising resilience in the face of high inflation, elevated interest rates and Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine

The video was in violation of China’s Wild Animal Protection Law

The Department of Energy allowed a taxpayer-funded breakthrough in batteries to transfer overseas with little oversight

The US Federal Reserve is likely to lift interest rates by just 0.75% this year amid improving economic figures, benefiting Asian stock markets as well as high-risk assets, investment company Principal Asset Management said yesterday.

More than 2,500 helicopter-style DJI Mavic2 drones were shipped from Beijing to Moscow in a murky deal between Wagner officers, the Mirror can reveal

Great white sharks are classed as an endangered species in China.

On the afternoon of October 16 last year a brawl erupted between two groups of gangsters in a restaurant on the 58th floor of the Sunshine 60 high-rise building in Ikebukuro, a central neighbourhood of Tokyo. A group of around 70 people crashed a private party and fighting broke out,…

Hu Xinyu, 15, went missing from his private boarding school in China's Jiangxi Province in October, but despite extensive police searches, his body wasn't found until last Thursday

The stock market is anticipated to remain volatile in the near term due to the Fed’s incessant rate hikes and recessionary concerns. Against this backdrop, investors can scoop up quality stocks Berry Corp. (BRY), China Automotive (CAAS), and ARC Document (ARC) that look way too cheap to ignore. Read on….

The better-than-expected 2022 fourth-quarter GDP report and the rise in consumers’ sentiment are fueling optimism in the stock market. Moreover, the signs of cooling inflation might prompt the Fed to go ahead with a slower pace of rate hikes. Hence, fundamentally strong stocks Nokia (NOK), China Automotive (CAAS), Assertio (ASRT),…

Regulatory actions and macroeconomic headwinds hampered the performance of the chip industry last year. However, technological advancements and lucrative government support could drive the industry’s long-term growth. Hence, quality chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and Photronics (PLAB) might be solid buys instead of NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) for 2023. Read on….