By Faith Hung and Jeanny Kao TAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan’s exports in August grew more than expected to a record level, as strong demand for AI and tech outweighed the start of 20% tariffs imposed on the island’s goods by the United States. Exports rose 34.1% from a year earlier to $58.49 billion, the finance ministry …
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By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Over 1,800 actors, entertainers, and producers, including some Hollywood stars, signed a pledge released on Monday to not work with Israeli film institutions that they see as being complicit in the abuse of Palestinians by Israel. Some companies have faced calls for boycotts and protests over ties with the Israeli …
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HANOI (Reuters) -Vietnam’s exports to the United States fell 2% in August from July to $13.94 billion, Vietnamese customs data showed on Tuesday, as a tariff of 20% on shipments to the United States took effect. Imports from China also fell 2% in August from July, the Customs Department said. The Trump administration has repeatedly …
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Por Steven Scheer JERUSALÉN, 9 sep (Reuters) – Israel ordenó el martes la demolición de viviendas en Cisjordania, en los pueblos de origen de dos hombres armados palestinos que atacaron una parada de autobús en Jerusalén, y revocará los permisos de trabajo de cientos de sus compatriotas y familiares. Los hombres armados, procedentes de las …
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TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party will elect a new leader on October 4 to replace outgoing Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, senior party lawmakers said on Tuesday, after a formal contest rather than a simplified voting procedure. One senior LDP lawmaker said the full-scale selection procedure may favour Sanae Takaichi, a veteran fiscal …
By Vivek Kumar M and Jayshree P Upadhyay Mumbai (Reuters) -India’s market regulator is speeding up clearances of initial public offerings (IPOs), boosting an already strong pipeline of share sales that could hit a record this year, according to regulatory and investment banking sources. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) will try to …
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned on Tuesday, his aide Prakash Silwal said. (Reporting by Gopal Sharma)
Berlin (Reuters) – Knapp drei Viertel der Beschäftigten befürchten laut Studie des gewerkschaftsnahen Instituts WSI negative Folgen einer Reform, die generell Arbeitstage von über zehn Stunden ermöglicht. Beeinträchtigt würden demnach Erholung und Gesundheit, auch die Vereinbarkeit von Erwerbsarbeit und Familienleben sowie die Organisation des Alltags würden darunter leiden. “Das wäre eine Folge der von der …
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BEIJING (Reuters) -Former vice-president at the Bank of China, Lin Jingzhen, is under investigation over a suspected violation of law and discipline, state television CCTV reported on Tuesday. (Reporting by Beijing newsroom, Editing by Louise Heavens)
(Adds dropped company name in headline) (Reuters) – British homeware retailer Dunelm cautioned on Tuesday that it has yet to see signs of sustained recovery in consumer demand, sending its shares down 7.3%, even as performance in its new fiscal year was off to a positive start. Consumers remain cautious about spending in an environment …
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