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Beijing has approved a massive dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo that could be the world's largest hydropower plant and has alarmed critics in Tibet, India and Bangladesh.
Read report »Downward revisions left the British economy showing no growth in the third quarter, adding to pressure on the new government’s central economic promise.
Read report »The abandoned plans could have reached more than 30 million borrowers, including people facing rising balances or severe hardship.
Read report »The proposed integration, potentially including Mitsubishi Motors, was intended to combine production and technology resources as Japan’s manufacturers confronted the shift toward electric vehicles.
Read report »The Christmas draw handed out the largest prize pool in the world, with residents of Logroño among those celebrating the top number.
Read report »Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni announced plans for a new regional currency, citing Somalia’s long-running monetary fragmentation.
Read report »Moody’s lowered the sovereign rating shortly after François Bayrou became prime minister, warning that fragmented politics could obstruct lasting fiscal consolidation.
Read report »A federal ruling in Oregon found the deal would reduce grocery competition, dealing a major blow to Kroger and Albertsons’ long-running merger plan.
Read report »The agreement would create one of the world’s largest free-trade zones, but it still faces approval battles inside Europe.
Read report »The union says it will step up pressure with four-hour walkouts at nine sites ahead of a fourth round of negotiations.
Read report »The cryptocurrency reached a six-figure price after a post-election rally and expanding demand through exchange-traded funds.
Read report »The Aberdeen-based producer is expected to start above 140,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day and expand as new projects come online.
Read report »Thousands of workers walked out after IG Metall said the company’s plan to close plants and cut pensions had left no room for compromise.
Read report »Event date November 26, 2024: The automaker said the Luton plant would shut, citing Britain’s business environment and leaving a major employment hole in town.
Read report »The German steel group says it will reduce headcount by more than a third and scale back production as cheap imports pressure the business.
Read report »Most of the proposed cuts were set for Germany, where worker representatives challenged a restructuring tied to costs, technology investment and electric-vehicle production.
Read report »Notices reached 2,199 workers in Washington state as the aerospace manufacturer moved to cut roughly 10% of its global workforce.
Read report »A hearing will review whether the bankruptcy auction was fair, after rivals challenged how the site was sold.
Read report »Postal workers walked off the job after failing to reach a negotiated agreement, disrupting deliveries across Canada.
Read report »British DIY chain Homebase has fallen into administration, while a rival retailer buys most of the stores and the brand in a deal that leaves dozens of sites uncertain.
Read report »The Institute of International Finance says tariff-driven inflation would likely bring higher borrowing costs if Trump follows through on campaign promises.
Read report »On the 2024-11-01 event date, China eased rules for foreign investment in listed companies by lowering the asset threshold for non-controlling investors to 50 million dollars.
Read report »Brussels says the Chinese shopping platform may be doing too little to stop illegal products and to curb manipulative features.
Read report »Ministers say the ban is meant to protect children’s health and reduce waste, while industry warns it could drive illegal sales.
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