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Vai alla Scheda Paese »There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.
— John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Nigeria: NIPC Tracks $8.99 Billion Investment Interests in Q3
[This Day] Acting Executive Secretary/Chief Executive, Nigerian Investment Promotion Council (NIPC), Mr. Emeka Offor, yesterday said the agency tracked a total of $8.99 billion as investment announcements involving 33 projects spread across eight states of the federation in the third quarter of the year (Q3 2021).
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US puts Israeli spyware firm NSO Group on trade blacklist
Washington accuses company of supplying technology to ‘maliciously target’ activists and journalists
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Asia-Pacific’s 15-member RCEP trade deal to take effect in January, Australia says
The pact, which is the world's largest free trade agreement despite the absence of the United States, will be Japan's first to involve both China ...
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Despite worries, chip firms preparing to share key trade info with US
South Korean technology conglomerates are making last-minute preparations ahead of submitting their semiconductor-related data to the US as the deadline approaches in five days, industry insiders said Wednesday. The move is in line with the US Depar
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Hyundai, Kia's US sales fall 4.1% on chip shortage
Hyundai Motor Co. and its affiliate Kia Corp. said Wednesday their combined sales in the United States fell 4.1 percent last month from a year earlier due to a lack of semiconductor parts. Hyundai and Kia sold 108,828 vehicles in the world's most im
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Africa: Will Glasgow Fix Broken Climate Finance Promises? #AfricaClimateCrisis
[IPS] Sydney and Kuala Lumpur -- Current climate mitigation plans will result in a catastrophic 2.7°C world temperature rise. US$1.6-3.8 trillion is needed annually to avoid global warming exceeding 1.5°C.
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Never before have so many luxury properties been sold in Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - While more and more Brazilians are looking for meat bones in dumpsters in many cities, Brazil's upscale luxury real estate market is celebrating record sales. Never before have so many properties worth more than R$30 million (US$5 million) been sold in the country, say specialized ...
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Editorial: Strict enforcement of public health measures
It is not acceptable for a large segment of the population - unvaccinated people - to lead us to backpedaling, even as the economy is still vulnerable, despite hopeful signs of recovery.
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US airlines weigh seat sales against staff shortages as holidays loom
Carriers look to attract more leisure flyers while business travellers stay at home
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Dólar vai a R$ 5,67 e fecha no maior valor em mais de seis meses
Em meio à cautela no mercado local e às expectativas com a decisão do Banco Central norte-americano, o dólar iniciou novembro em alta e fechou no maior nível em mais de seis meses. A bolsa de valores recuperou-se de perdas recentes e teve alta de quase 2%. O dólar comercial encerrou ...
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Head of European diplomacy begins Latin American tour in Peru
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, met this Monday in Lima with Peruvian Foreign Minister Oscar Maúrtua at the beginning of a tour of Latin America that will also take him to Brazil. "The High Representative of the European Union @JosepBorrellF began his official ...
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Departing US business chiefs warn of expat exodus from China
Companies blame tough travel restrictions that have hit families for difficulties in retaining staff
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Texas abortion law met with scepticism at US Supreme Court
Some conservative justices question novel way in which the restrictive statute is enforced
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Brazil’s Nubank to target valuation of more than US$50 billion with IPO in New York
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Nubank will seek a valuation of more than USD$50 billion with its expected initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, already including the issuance of BDRs (foreign listed share certificates) in B3. Founded in 2013 by Colombian David Vélez, Brazilian Cristina Junqueira, and ...
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Intesa della Commissione europea e dell’Amministrazione statunitense sui dazi sull’importazione di acciaio e alluminio dai Paesi UE
La Commissione europea e l'Amministrazione statunitense hanno comunicato di aver raggiunto un’intesa per affrontare insieme la questione legata ai dazi sull’importazione di acciaio e alluminio dai Paesi UE, applicati dagli Stati Uniti in base alla cosiddetta Sezione 232 del Trade Expansion Act a...
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USA, indice PMI manifattura in calo anche a ottobre
(Teleborsa) - Si riduce ancora l'indice dell'attività manifatturiera degli Stati Uniti, elaborato da Markit, confermando peraltro una crescita ancora solida del settore.Nel mese di ottobre, l'indice...
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USA, spese costruzioni in calo a settembre e sotto attese
(Teleborsa) - In calo a settembre le spese per costruzioni in USA. Il dato, comunicato dal Dipartimento del Commercio americano, si attesta a 1.573 miliardi di dollari registrando un un calo dello...
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Dazi su acciaio, giù le barriere fra USA e UE
(Teleborsa) - Il G20 di Roma ha prodotto un grande risultato, sancendo formalmente la pacificazione fra USA ed Europa per la questione dei dazi sull'acciaio. Un risultato preannunciato dal Presidente...
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US Fed set to begin stimulus taper amid sticky inflation
WASHINGTON: The Federal Reserve is set to begin removing a major plank of the stimulus policies it rolled out last year as the pandemic began, a sign of the progress the US economy has posted since the historic downturn.
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US, EU agree to lift punitive tariffs
WASHINGTON: The United States and the EU agreed Saturday to lift punitive tariffs on imported European steel and aluminum, ending a dispute that strained their trade ties since then-president Donald Trump imposed the levies three years ago.
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Dazi, Usa e Ue vicini a una tregua da 10 miliardi $ su acciaio e alluminio
Secondo indiscrezioni stampa, Stati Uniti e Unione europea starebbero trattando un accordo commerciale che sbloccherebbe gli scambi