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Uzbekistan’s evolution in the international financial systemUzbekistan's National Investment Fund has made waves with its groundbreaking IPO, now trading on international stock exchanges. This pivota...- Oregon Ducks defeat Texas Tech Red Raiders, advance to semifinals. Check score, college football SF dates, teamsOregon Ducks joined Miami — a winner over Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl on Wednesday — to make up half the field for the semifinals on Janu...
- Trump attack on Intel's CEO could compound factory strugglesTrump demanded Thursday that Lip-Bu Tan, Intel's new CEO, resign over his past ties to Chinese companies, adding to the woes of a company t...
- US' China policy to put America first: Rubio tells Wang YiThe Trump administration aims to advance US interests in its relationship with China, prioritizing American citizens. Secretary of State Ma...
- Justice who opposed blocking an Arkansas abortion referendum will lead the state Supreme CourtJustice Karen Baker, who strongly opposed the Arkansas Supreme Court's decision to block an abortion-rights measure, has been elected as th...
- US imports of auto parts face scrutiny under law on Chinese forced labourUntil now, enforcement of a year-old U.S. law that bans the import of goods made in Xinjiang, China, has focused mainly on solar panels, to...
- The truth about colonial railways: Did the British infrastructure really benefit India?The fact that it was not Indians that urged the rapid construction of railways in the country, but the Chambers of Commerce of Manchester a...
- India, Australia sign accord to double trade in 5 yearsMorrison said the agreement would create enormous trade diversification opportunities for Australian producers and service providers bound ...
- Joe Biden to overhaul Donald Trump's China investment blacklist: ReportDonald Trump prohibited Americans from buying stakes in 31 Chinese companies that were deemed to be supplying or supporting China's militar...
- Australian envoy reportedly describes China as 'vindictive'Australian exports of coal, wine, barley, cotton, lobsters and wood have either been blocked or severely disrupted, usually for unclear rea...
- GOP White House hopefuls wait to see what Donald Trump does nextPresident Donald Trump's increasingly overt flirtations with running again in 2024 are freezing the potentially vast field of Republican ca...
- Republican Mitch McConnell wins re-election, but control of US Senate still at stakePolls closed in key states where some of the nation's most well-known senators were on the ballot. In Kentucky, Senate Majority Leader Mitc...
- Orders flow in for meat and cotton yarn exportersExport orders dipped by about 48% to 65,000 tonne in March, according to industry estimates. India exports 10-12 lakh tonne of buffalo meat...
- US government asked to ensure South China Sea tribunal verdict is implementedSenator Joni Ernst led a group of six Republican Senators in introducing a resolution calling on all parties to respect The Hague-based tri...
- Fashion from Seoul and Tokyo would permeate across the world: Dan Cotton"A quarter of WGSN's business is in Asia Pacific of which India accounts for about 9 percent and along with China represent the growth coun...
- Commodities head for first annual drop since 2008Commodities headed for the drop on concern that the European debt crisis & a cooling Chinese economy will sap demand for raw materials.
- London Fashion Week highlights 'green fashion'Away from the glitter of the catwalk and the champagne-fuelled talk about hemlines and skinny models, London Fashion Week has put the spotl...
- Market pros have a go at corn as price takes a hitCorn investors are gleeful about the first bear market in two years. Goldman Sachs Group predicts a rebound that will turn $10 million into...
- The rise and rise of Indian multinationalsThe indomitable Indian entrepreneurial spirit has driven India Inc from strength to strength in the global M&A space, turning every threat ...
- Let textile cos thrive at home to grow in WestRecent reports suggest that many Indian textile companies want to own production units abroad, mainly in Europe.
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