By Mei Mei Chu KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) -Malaysia said on Thursday it could stop exporting palm oil to the European Union in response to a new EU law aimed at protecting forests by strictly regulating sale of the product. Commodities Minister Fadillah Yusof said Malaysia and Indonesia would discuss the law, which bans sale of …
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By Ellen Zhang and Kevin Yao BEIJING (Reuters) – Residents of China are increasingly on the move after the country’s sudden reversal last month of heavy COVID-19 curbs, despite a surge in infections, pointing to a gradual recovery in consumption and economic activity this year. Mobility and spending data — from subway passenger traffic in …
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By Blake Brittain (Reuters) – A Manhattan jury on Thursday said Adidas AG had failed to show luxury brand Thom Browne Inc’s use of stripes on its clothing infringed the sportswear giant’s signature three-stripe trademark. The jury found the fashion house’s parallel stripe designs were not likely to cause consumer confusion with Adidas’ products, ending …
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(Reuters) – World Wrestling Entertainment said on Thursday it has retained bankruptcy and restructuring powerhouse Kirkland & Ellis LLP as its legal adviser related to its review of strategic alternatives for the company. It has also retained The Raine Group LLC as financial advisor and August LLC as strategic communications adviser. WWE shares gained 3% …
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By Marco Aquino LIMA (Reuters) -Peruvians in the southern region of Puno carried coffins through the streets on Wednesday of the 17 civilians who died in protests in the area earlier this week, the worst outbreak of violence the Andean country has seen in over 20 years. Even as families mourned their dead, the country’s …
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LIMA, 12 ene (Reuters) -Un grupo de “vándalos” atacó a la mina de cobre Antapaccay en Perú, controlada por la empresa global Glencore, dijeron el jueves el Gobierno y la firma, en medio de una crisis cada vez más profunda por violentas protestas antigubernamentales centradas en las principales regiones mineras del país. Dos vehículos de …
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By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A new global sovereign debt “roundtable” that will include China, other creditors and some borrowing countries will meet for the first time next month on the sidelines of a Group of 20 finance officials meeting in India, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Thursday. Georgieva, the first person …
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(Actualiza con citas del Banco Central) 12 ene (Reuters) – El Banco Central de Perú aumentó el jueves su tasa de interés de referencia en 25 puntos base, al 7,75%, en la décimoctava alza consecutiva dentro de un ciclo de ajustes monetarios que buscan frenar la elevada inflación en el país minero. La tasa de …
By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO (Reuters) -Southwest Airlines Co is looking at all options to ensure the operational meltdown it suffered last month is not repeated, Chief Executive Bob Jordan said on Thursday. The Dallas-based carrier has been dealing with customer outrage and regulatory scrutiny after a systems meltdown last month left thousands of passengers …
TOKYO (Reuters) – The Japanese government gave an estimation for when the water from the destroyed Fukushima nuclear power plant will be released into the sea, saying at a cabinet meeting held on Friday it could happen sometime “around this spring or summer.” In April 2021, the government approved the release of more than 1 …
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