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Non-farm payroll growth probably slowed to 138,000 last month, according to a Bloomberg survey of economists.
Ruling marks the biggest setback yet for Trump to deport suspected gang members under the rarely used Alien Enemies Act.
A transaction could value the China water business at more than US$1 billion, sources say.
Former vice-president says Americans are now facing ‘the greatest man-made economic crisis in modern presidential history’.
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Buy gold using Careem app in Dubai and have it delivered to your door by Uber. Service launches ahead of Hindu festival where metal is lucky.
‘Japan has already been paying more than enough for defence,’ Seiji Maehara says.
US Secretary of State Rubio asked both sides to ‘maintain peace’ in South Asia and told Pakistani leader Sharif to condemn the attack.
Jensen Huang also cautions that China is growing into a formidable rival in technology, singling out Huawei.
March-quarter operating profit at Samsung’s chip segment tumbled to 1.1 trillion won (US$770 million) on erosion in average selling price.
The world’s most advanced chipmaker announced the third phase of its US expansion the same day Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick toured the site.
The consolidation could be Japan-specific as carmakers elsewhere have already been through that cycle, Man Group’s Stephen Harget says.
The loss stemmed mainly from declines in home settlements and gross margins, Vanke said.
Epex’s concert in Fuzhou on May 31 is raising expectations that Beijing may ease restrictions on K-pop culture in mainland China.
The Malaysian government’s decision to postpone its tax expansion should provide relief for businesses amid trade war uncertainties.
The European Court of Justice ruled that an EU nation cannot grant nationality or citizenship for payments or investments, as it would commercialise the process.
The programme will cost the Marcos government about US$178 million to help the poor, but critics say it is a tool to support government candidates in midterm polls.
Hui expressed his intention to the court on April 23 that he would not be disclosing his assets, a lawyer for the liquidators said.
The governance status of the Chinese conglomerate has been downgraded following a request from Italian regulators.
The head of the Asian Development Bank warns that reliance on exports leaves the region vulnerable to Washington’s high-tariff strategy.
Shipped-from-China items on Temu’s bestsellers list come with taxes exceeding the value of the product.
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said the move would ‘inject fresh energy’ into the party that’s aiming to connect with a changing electorate.
Sunac’s financial adviser told creditors last week that the firm expects to complete its restructuring by the end of 2025 or early next year.
The city state’s prime minister also warned at an electoral rally against the ‘very dangerous’ mixing of religion and politics.
US president suggested income tax be reduced – ‘maybe even completely eliminated’ – for people making less than US$200,000 a year.
Wall Street’s skeptics see reason to doubt that Wall Street’s history of quick resurrections will repeat.
Trump Jnr told Hungarian entrepreneurs that China posed a bigger threat than Russia to the region.
The attendance of the US president at the Vatican has turned the farewell service into a stage for international diplomacy at a time of major geopolitical turmoil.
Mother-of-three Giuffre, a key figure in Jeffrey Epstein’s downfall, took her own life at her farm in Australia ‘after being a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and sex trafficking’.
Stephen King’s horror story was inspired by a stay at the empty Stanley Hotel in Colorado, which will undergo a US$300 million renovation.
