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Cina USA
S. Korean stocks rebound amid intensified US-China trade dispute
South Korean stock markets rebounded slightly Tuesday after getting off to a weak start, amid signs of escalating tensio
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Nigeria
Nigeria: 'Lagos Joining Odu'a Investment Will Boost Southwest Economy'
[Guardian] The Odu'a Investment Company Limited, Monday, has said the entrance of Lagos into the Group, will engender a positive impact on the socio-economic development and advancement of the South West geo-political zone based on its commercial enterprise and uncommon resilience and resourcefulness.
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Nigeria
Nigeria: Nigeria Can Generate $2bn Annually From Donkeys - Investors
[Vanguard] The Donkey Skin Processors Marketers and Export Association (DSPMEA), has refuted claims by a United Kingdom-based group, the Donkey Sanctuary, that the Nigerian donkey specie is going into extinction.
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Diplomazia Economica Italiana 14 maggio: ultime news dal mondo
TO-ASEAN BUSINESS DAYS La Camera di Commercio di Torino e il Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società dell’Università degli Studi di Torino con T.wai - Torino World Affairs Institute come partner scientifico organizzano il 17 e 18 giugno a Torino i TO-ASEAN Business Days, un’iniziativa...
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Francia
La Vice Ministra Del Re a Parigi per la Conferenza Internazionale UNESCO sull’acqua
La Vice Ministra agli Affari Esteri e alla Cooperazione Internazionale, Emanuela Del Re, ha partecipato oggi a Parigi alla Conferenza Internazionale UNESCO sull’acqua. La Vice Ministra è intervenuta nel “panel” sulla promozione di un approccio di genere alla sicurezza idrica, sottolineando la...
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Cina USA
DealBook Briefing: The Tit-for-Tat Trade War Gets Hotter
The U.S.-China trade war intensified yesterday as Beijing and Washington outlined plans to increase tariffs on each other’s goods.
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Cina
Stocks Stabilize as U.S.-China Trade War Enters New Stage
Global investors grew calmer after Beijing’s retaliatory tariffs shook markets, but sharp rhetoric suggested the uncertainty was far from over.
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India
Modi Cut India’s Red Tape. Now He Hopes to Win Votes for His Work.
Taxes are simpler and bureaucracy has been trimmed. Prime Minister Modi wants a second term to prove that India is open for business.
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Cina
Toys, Phones and Sneakers: The Chinese Goods Trump Wants to Tax Next
An escalation of the president’s trade war with China is poised to hit every conceivable consumer product, and then some.
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Brasile
Brazil to cut up to Ninety Percent of Labour Safety Rules
By Arkady Petrov RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The Ministry of Economy wants to extinguish ninety percent of safety and health regulations in the workplace. The first changes should take place in June. The Special Secretary for Welfare and Labour of the Ministry of Economy, Rogério Marinho, argues that the ...