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Nikkei Asia19 mins ago
Bank Indonesia raises policy rate by 0.5%, exceeding market expectations
Bank Indonesia has increased its policy interest rate by 0.5 percentage points, a move that surprised market analysts who had expected a smaller increase.
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Trump’s H-1B visa squeeze paves way for Indian tech exodus
The Trump administration's proposal to increase H-1B visa minimum salary requirements threatens to reduce Indian tech worker access to the US, potentially redirecting talent to Europe, Australia, and other countries.
Trump’s H-1B visa squeeze paves way for Indian tech exodus
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How a change in recycling can beat China’s rare earths monopoly
A Trump-Xi summit in Beijing resulted in no new trade disruptions, with China continuing to export rare earth minerals that it dominates globally. The article discusses recycling as a potential strategy to reduce dependence on China's rare earth monopoly.
How a change in recycling can beat China’s rare earths monopoly
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Channel NewsAsia30 mins ago
Gardenia says decision to move production out of Singapore 'goes beyond cost-cutting'
Gardenia, a food company, is relocating production out of Singapore, citing strategic business reasons including labour constraints and industrial land availability rather than simple cost-cutting measures.
Gardenia says decision to move production out of Singapore 'goes beyond cost-cutting'
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Business Insider36 mins ago
An entrepreneur who made Oprah's 'Favorite Things' explains how to create a product that people are obsessed with
Tal Moore, cofounder of Popsmith, discusses how his stovetop popcorn popper made Oprah's 2024 'Favorite Things' list and shares his entrepreneurial advice on product development focused on aesthetics, experience, and flavor.
An entrepreneur who made Oprah's 'Favorite Things' explains how to create a product that people are obsessed with
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Dror Bin to step down as CEO of Israel Innovation Authority after five-year term
Dror Bin is stepping down as CEO of the Israel Innovation Authority after leading the organisation since 2021, a period encompassing the COVID-19 pandemic and the Israel-Hamas War.
Dror Bin to step down as CEO of Israel Innovation Authority after five-year term
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EU Reaches Agreement to Move Forward on U.S. Trade Deal - WSJ
The European Union has reached an internal agreement to proceed with negotiations on a trade deal with the United States.
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The Guardian55 mins ago
Germany urged to stop admiring Beijing and wake up to ‘China Shock 2.0’
A Brussels thinktank warns Germany that its trade relationship with China risks causing industrial decline similar to what the US experienced, citing a doubled trade surplus with China reaching $25bn in early 2025.
Germany urged to stop admiring Beijing and wake up to ‘China Shock 2.0’
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New York Post1 hrs ago
Trader Joe’s workers shut down long-running checkout line rumor: ‘Over-the-top friendliness’
Trader Joe's employees clarify that the store's reputation for friendly customer interactions is not a deliberate corporate checkout-line strategy but rather reflects the company's general culture of employee engagement and approachability.
Trader Joe’s workers shut down long-running checkout line rumor: ‘Over-the-top friendliness’
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MarketWatch1 hrs ago
I was bought out of the family business for $160,000. My relatives each made $3 million when it sold. Was I cheated?
A family member questions whether they were fairly compensated after being bought out of a family business for $160,000, while other relatives each received $3 million when the business was subsequently sold.
I was bought out of the family business for $160,000. My relatives each made $3 million when it sold. Was I cheated?
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It’s never too early or too late to start investing
An article addressing common misconceptions about investing in South Africa, countering beliefs that one must be a certain age or have substantial capital to begin investing.
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People in their 20s are living with their parents to save money. They don’t realise how much it’s costing them
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that young adults in their late 20s are increasingly living with their parents, with male residents up 50% and female residents nearly doubled over the past two decades.
People in their 20s are living with their parents to save money. They don’t realise how much it’s costing them
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Japan says it has enough power to meet scorching summer demand
Japan's government reports that the country has sufficient electrical capacity to meet summer demand without requiring power conservation measures from households or businesses.
Japan says it has enough power to meet scorching summer demand
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Axios1 hrs ago
Small business profits sink as gasoline prices soar
Small business profitability is declining due to rising labor costs and energy prices, with owners facing persistent inflation concerns and economic uncertainty according to Bank of America Institute data.
Small business profits sink as gasoline prices soar
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The Verge1 hrs ago
Samsung workers set to strike at worst possible time
More than 47,000 Samsung Electronics workers are planning an 18-day strike beginning Thursday over failed bonus negotiations, affecting the company's domestic chipmaking plants amid concerns about global chip supply constraints.
Samsung workers set to strike at worst possible time
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U.K. Loosens Russian Oil Sanctions Amid Soaring Energy Costs
The U.K. has issued a new trade license permitting the purchase of jet fuel and diesel refined from Russian crude oil sourced through third-party countries, as energy costs remain elevated.
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The Mirror2 hrs ago
B&M launches major May sale with 'all' suitcase prices slashed
B&M is running a May sale with discounted suitcase prices lasting until the end of the month while stocks remain available.
B&M launches major May sale with 'all' suitcase prices slashed
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Euronews2 hrs ago
‘We have other countermeasures ready’ if US disrespects EU trade deal, says top negotiator Lange
The EU approved a trade agreement called the Turnberry Agreement following Trump's tariff threats on European cars, with EU trade chief Bernd Lange framing it as protection against US trade actions while hinting at potential retaliatory measures.
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Europe’s biggest office deal since 2022 collapses
A major €850 million office property acquisition in Frankfurt has fallen through after the buyer was unable to secure necessary funding for the purchase of OpernTurm from JPMorgan and GIC.
Europe’s biggest office deal since 2022 collapses
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TikTok influencers help tinned fish scale ‘height of culinary fashion’
Tesco reports a nearly 18% rise in tinned tuna sales over the last two years, attributed partly to TikTok influencers promoting tinned fish as a trendy culinary ingredient.
TikTok influencers help tinned fish scale ‘height of culinary fashion’
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Bloomberg2 hrs ago
Been Sanctioned by the US Government? There’s a Guy for That
A lawyer named Erich Ferrari specializes in helping sanctioned individuals and entities from countries like Iran, Russia, and Venezuela navigate US Treasury Department sanctions and seek delisting.
Been Sanctioned by the US Government? There’s a Guy for That
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The Economist2 hrs ago
A looming EU-China trade war
The Economist reports on escalating trade tensions between the European Union and China, with the article suggesting a potential trade conflict may be imminent.
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Daily Mail2 hrs ago
Six costly inheritance tax mistakes: IAN DYALL reveals the worst blunders you can make
An article identifying common inheritance tax mistakes that UK taxpayers make, noting that more people are now affected by inheritance tax bills as the number of liable estates has grown.
Six costly inheritance tax mistakes: IAN DYALL reveals the worst blunders you can make
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BBC News2 hrs ago
Inflation falls to 2.8% but is expected to rise from here
UK inflation has fallen to 2.8%, driven partly by lower energy prices from the government's energy bill support package and reduced wholesale costs, though further rises are anticipated ahead.
Inflation falls to 2.8% but is expected to rise from here
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China says it will buy 200 new Boeing jets after Trump’s Xi meeting
China announced plans to purchase 200 new Boeing aircraft following a meeting between Chinese and US officials in Kuala Lumpur, signalling a commercial agreement between the two countries.
China says it will buy 200 new Boeing jets after Trump’s Xi meeting
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Slate2 hrs ago
The Once Mighty Florida Orange Is Just About Dead. Whodunit?
Florida's orange industry faces severe decline due to multiple factors including disease, chemical treatments, hurricane damage, and poor management decisions.
The Once Mighty Florida Orange Is Just About Dead. Whodunit?
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Al Jazeera2 hrs ago
Chinese supertankers exit Hormuz as Trump, Vance talk up Iran deal
Chinese supertankers are leaving the Strait of Hormuz as Trump administration officials discuss potential Iran negotiations, causing oil prices to ease slightly, though analysts expect prices to remain elevated regardless of any eventual deal.
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CNBC3 hrs ago
EU clears major hurdle to finalize U.S. trade pact — and sidestep Trump tariff hikes
The European Commission has reached a provisional agreement on legislation to eliminate import duties on U.S. goods, representing progress toward finalizing a trade pact and potentially avoiding U.S. tariff increases.
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Nikkei Asia2 hrs ago
China's investment in Europe hits 7-year high, still far from peak
Chinese investment in Europe has reached its highest level in seven years, though it remains significantly below historical peak levels. The article examines trends in Chinese capital flows into European markets.
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Jensen Huang’s visit to China spicy noodle shop prompts launch of ‘leather jacket’ set meal
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's visit to a Beijing noodle shop sparked viral social media attention, leading the restaurant to create a themed "leather jacket" set meal inspired by his casual appearance.
Jensen Huang’s visit to China spicy noodle shop prompts launch of ‘leather jacket’ set meal
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H&M asks Singapore staff to reapply for jobs around Asia as part of restructuring
H&M is restructuring its Asia operations by relocating its Southeast Asia headquarters from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, requiring staff to reapply for 178 available positions across the region, with only four roles remaining in Singapore.
H&M asks Singapore staff to reapply for jobs around Asia as part of restructuring
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We asked top startup investors how they use AI. Here's what they said.
Venture capital investors are adopting AI tools to improve their investment analysis and startup evaluation processes, with examples from prominent VC firms demonstrating use cases in market research and idea validation.
We asked top startup investors how they use AI. Here's what they said.
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Bank Indonesia Delivers First Rate Hike in Years as Rupiah Flounders, Risks Rise - WSJ
Indonesia's central bank raises interest rates for the first time in several years as the rupiah currency weakens and economic risks increase.
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The Guardian2 hrs ago
EU agrees to implement US trade deal struck last summer
The EU has agreed to implement a trade deal with the US struck last July, following pressure from US tariff threats and after MEPs twice delayed ratification. The agreement will remove import duties on most US goods entering the EU.
EU agrees to implement US trade deal struck last summer
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New York Post1 hrs ago
Walmart forced to ban workers under 18 under federal labor law as summer job season nears
Walmart has been required to ban workers under 18 from certain roles due to federal labor law enforcement, potentially affecting teen summer employment opportunities.
Walmart forced to ban workers under 18 under federal labor law as summer job season nears
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AI-boosted office demand drives British Land to stronger profits
British Land's office property business has seen stronger profits driven by new lettings to AI-related companies, including Anthropic. The real estate company's office campuses have benefited from demand from firms linked to the artificial intelligence sector.
AI-boosted office demand drives British Land to stronger profits
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Navigating the new global trade landscape
The Independent publishes a branded content section on global trade produced by Business Reporter, a third-party content provider responsible for editorial content.
Navigating the new global trade landscape
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Nikkei Asia3 hrs ago
Indonesia takes control of 'strategic' exports with new body
Indonesia has established a new government body to oversee and control exports of strategic commodities and products deemed vital to national interests.
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EU picks tungsten, rare earths, gallium for first critical mineral stockpile
The European Union is establishing its first joint stockpile of critical minerals including tungsten, rare earths, and gallium, with negotiations underway to store these materials at major European ports like Rotterdam, as part of efforts to reduce economic dependence on Chinese mineral production.
EU picks tungsten, rare earths, gallium for first critical mineral stockpile
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COE premiums mainly rise, Category B crosses S$129,000 to hit six-month high
Singapore's Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums showed mixed movement, with Category A prices declining for the first time in six weeks while Category B crossed the S$129,000 threshold to reach a six-month high.
COE premiums mainly rise, Category B crosses S$129,000 to hit six-month high
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Your entry-level job is getting harder thanks to AI
A new survey indicates that while entry-level jobs are not disappearing due to AI, employers are raising skill expectations and requirements for these positions as automation changes job responsibilities.
Your entry-level job is getting harder thanks to AI
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New York Post2 hrs ago
Iconic Las Vegas burger joint closes its doors, blames rising costs for city’s decline
A long-established Las Vegas burger restaurant has closed after 21 years of operation, attributing its closure to rising business costs and economic decline in the city.
Iconic Las Vegas burger joint closes its doors, blames rising costs for city’s decline
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Xi-Putin summit leaves gas pipeline plan in limbo
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin made limited progress on plans for a new gas pipeline between their countries during a Beijing summit, with the Kremlin stating there is no clear timeline despite reaching basic understanding on route and construction methods.
Xi-Putin summit leaves gas pipeline plan in limbo
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Cava wants AI to help power its Mediterranean bowl empire
Cava, a Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant chain, is expanding its use of AI technology to predict customer orders, optimize labor scheduling, and personalize customer interactions as part of what CEO Brett Schulman calls a 'decade of data transformation.' Competitors like Chipotle and Sweetgreen are similarly adopting AI strategies.
Cava wants AI to help power its Mediterranean bowl empire
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Chinese investment in Europe surges to 7-year high despite rising trade tensions
Chinese investment in Europe reached €16.8 billion in 2025, a seven-year high driven by M&A and greenfield projects, though a new report warns the pipeline may be slowing due to Beijing's domestic industrial priorities and European regulatory pressures.
Chinese investment in Europe surges to 7-year high despite rising trade tensions
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China’s Top Numerical Control rides investor fervour for aerospace to 80% IPO gain
Shanghai Top Numerical Control Technology, a Chinese aerospace parts supplier, debuted on the Hong Kong stock exchange with an 80% gain on its first day of trading, closing at HK$47.50 compared to its offer price of HK$26.39, reflecting investor confidence in the commercial aerospace sector.
China’s Top Numerical Control rides investor fervour for aerospace to 80% IPO gain
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How war-risk marine insurance can set Hong Kong apart
Hong Kong is positioning itself as a centre for war-risk marine insurance pricing and maritime resilience as Middle East conflicts drive up global shipping insurance costs.
How war-risk marine insurance can set Hong Kong apart
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China turns to Russian oil as Gulf supply drops – but is it too expensive?
China increased oil imports from Russia in April as Gulf supplies dropped due to regional tensions, but faces questions about whether Russian oil remains cost-competitive as market conditions shift.
China turns to Russian oil as Gulf supply drops – but is it too expensive?
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