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Vietnam’s Hoa Phat plans $540m investment to supply steel for new railway

April 18, 2025

Japan’s Mizuho to offer new loans as Trump tariff risk hits small businesses

April 17, 2025

Japan’s 7-Eleven chain names new leader to fend off takeover bid

April 17, 2025

TSMC’s new shape and two weeks of tariff trauma

April 17, 2025

New Otani and other Tokyo luxury hotels hit with antitrust warning

April 17, 2025

Yoon’s criminal trial starts as South Korea races for new election

April 14, 2025

Trump policy swings test new CEO at Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy

April 12, 2025

New Zealand eyes defense spending boost to 2% of GDP

April 8, 2025

Trump calls for new review of U.S. Steel-Nippon Steel deal

April 7, 2025

Congress members pay an unofficial visit to Syria as U.S. mulls sanctions relief
DAMASCUS, Syria — Two Republican members of the U.S. Congress were in the Syrian capital Friday on an unofficial visit organized by a Syrian-American nonprofit, the first by U.S. legislators since the fall of former Syrian President Bashar Assad in December. Also Friday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa in his first visit since Assad’s…
$In Myanmar's fractured beer market, Heineken gains upper hand$
In Myanmar’s fractured beer market, Heineken gains upper hand
BANGKOK/YANGON — Heineken and other international players have gained the upper hand in Myanmar’s beer market as drinkers in the Southeast Asian country shun a once-dominant domestic brand with ties to the milit. A 34-year-old banker who drinks beer two or three times a week favors Heineken over others.
White House replaces Covid resource page with lab leak website
Anyone who tried to access Covid.gov, a federal website once dedicated to Covid resources, found something drastically different in its place Friday. The page now redirects to a White House website suggesting that Covid originated in a research laboratory in Wuhan, China, before infecting humans. This much-debated “lab leak theory” emerged in the early days of…
In the world’s largest wholesale market, American customers have dried up as tariffs hit
YIWU, China — Hammers, hats and hair clips. Toys, tech, socks, baseball caps and Christmas decorations. If it’s a cheap manufactured product, it may well have come from the world’s largest wholesale market in the Chinese city of Yiwu. With 75,000 suppliers spread across six buildings, it was once a one-stop shop for American companies,…
Chilling updates in deadly FSU shooting investigation
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U.S. attorney demands scientific journal explain how it ensures ‘viewpoint diversity’
The acting U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia sent a letter this week to the editor of a scientific journal for chest doctors, implying that the journal was partisan and asking a series of questions about how the publication protects the public from misinformation, whether it included competing viewpoints and whether it was influenced…
Motive of FSU shooter who spread far-right rhetoric still unclear
Years before he was named a suspect in this week’s fatal shooting at Florida State University, Phoenix Ikner had sought a new beginning. Traumatized by a complex custody battle between his parents that had ended in charges against his mother when he was younger, the then-teenager asked a Leon County, Florida, circuit court for a legal…
Judge orders detained Tufts student Rumeysa Öztürk to be transferred back to Vermont
A federal judge on Friday ordered that the Tufts University student who wrote an essay about Israel and the war in Gaza and is now fighting deportation must be transferred back to Vermont. Judge William K. Sessions III stayed his order for four days to give the government a chance to appeal. Rumeysa Öztürk, a…
‘Yeah, keep running,’ the gunman said
Two Florida State University students recounted the horror of Thursday’s deadly campus shooting, with one survivor saying the gunman told students, “Keep running.” On Friday, the two people killed in the attack were identified by family members and their representatives as Robert Morales, an FSU dining coordinator and former Leon High School football team assistant…