EU Approves Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars Amidst Division
The EU has approved tariffs up to 36.3% on Chinese electric cars amid divisions among member states, with Germany opposing the measure while advocating for a negotiated solution with China.
US Ports Reopen After Dockers' Strike Ends with New Wage Agreement
The dockers' strike at US ports has ended after a new wage agreement was reached, allowing thousands of workers to return to work and ensuring the stability of supply chains ahead of the holiday season.
Brazil's Historic Drought Sparks Global Food Price Concerns
Brazil's worst drought in history threatens global food prices, impacting major crops and contributing to rising commodity prices, with significant economic implications worldwide.
U.S. Job Growth Fuels Dollar Surge While Gold Prices Decline
The U.S. job growth in September has led to a significant increase in the dollar's value, while gold prices have declined as traders adjust their expectations regarding future interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
European Court Upholds Malta's Citizenship by Investment Scheme, Influencing EU Policies
The European Court of Justice has ruled in favor of Malta's citizenship-for-payment scheme, allowing wealthy investors to obtain EU citizenship. This decision may influence similar programs across Europe amidst ongoing debates about security and financial risks.
Historic Longshoremen Strike Ends with Major Wage Agreement
A major agreement has been reached to end a historic strike by longshoremen at U.S. ports, ensuring significant wage increases and the resumption of operations, crucial for the economy ahead of the holiday season.
Thieves Steal Hundreds of Thousands in Luxury Goods from Paris Louis Vuitton Store in Just 4 Minutes
EU Approves Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars Amidst Division
Western Nations Continue to Import Russian Oil Despite Sanctions Loopholes
10 Essential Jobs That Will Remain Irreplaceable in the Age of AI
ABBYY Implements Mass Layoffs Amid Transformation Strategy, Sparking Russophobia Concerns
US Economy Surges with 143,000 Jobs Added in September, Surpassing Expectations
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European Court Upholds Malta's Citizenship by Investment Scheme, Influencing EU Policies
The European Court of Justice has ruled in favor of Malta's citizenship-for-payment scheme, allowing wealthy investors to obtain EU citizenship. This decision may influence similar programs across Europe amidst ongoing debates about security and financial risks.
US Ports Reopen After Dockers' Strike Ends with New Wage Agreement
The dockers' strike at US ports has ended after a new wage agreement was reached, allowing thousands of workers to return to work and ensuring the stability of supply chains ahead of the holiday season.
Historic Longshoremen Strike Ends with Major Wage Agreement
A major agreement has been reached to end a historic strike by longshoremen at U.S. ports, ensuring significant wage increases and the resumption of operations, crucial for the economy ahead of the holiday season.
Brazil's Historic Drought Sparks Global Food Price Concerns
Brazil's worst drought in history threatens global food prices, impacting major crops and contributing to rising commodity prices, with significant economic implications worldwide.
U.S. Job Growth Fuels Dollar Surge While Gold Prices Decline
The U.S. job growth in September has led to a significant increase in the dollar's value, while gold prices have declined as traders adjust their expectations regarding future interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Russia Sees Surge in Deposit Rates as Inflation Pressures Mount
The average deposit rates in Russia have reached 18.71% per annum, the highest since March 2022, driven by the Central Bank's aggressive monetary policy to combat inflation, which currently stands at 8.6%.