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Hyundai Weighs Russian Factory Buyback Amid Market RecoveryHyundai may repurchase its Russian factory by year-end if market conditions improve, but economic and geopolitical challenges persist.
U.S. Blocks China’s Rare Earth Play in Greenland: Strategic Move or Economic Rivalry?The U.S. blocks China's takeover of Greenland's rare earth project, pressuring Tanbreeze Mining to partner with American firms instead.
LA Wildfires’ Economic Toll Hits $50 Billion, Doubling Early EstimatesLA wildfires' economic losses may reach $50 billion, impacting insurance claims and potentially raising premiums in California.
China Bracing for Trump’s Tariffs: Will They Really Be 20% Instead of 60%?Speculation rises that Trump's tariffs on China may average 20%, impacting GDP growth and prompting potential retaliation from China.
Biden Targets China, Russia with New Semiconductor Export LimitsThe Biden administration plans new semiconductor export restrictions for AI, easing rules for allies while tightening limits for adversaries.
Kim Jong Un Shifts Focus to Economy—No Mention of His Birthday in Recent NewsKim Jong Un inaugurated a local industrial factory in Jaryeong County, promoting the "20×10 Policy" for regional industrial development.
China Slams U.S. for Blocking Nippon Steel’s Acquisition, Calls It ProtectionismChina's state media criticized the US for blocking Japan's steel acquisition, labeling it as protectionism and a political maneuver.
Experts Predict North Korea to Maintain 'Two Hostile States' Framework, Strengthen Ties with RussiaSouth Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a roundtable on North Korea's 2025 outlook, focusing on internal and foreign policies.
iPhone Sales Slump in China as Demand for Non-Chinese Smartphones Drops 47%iPhone demand in China is falling, with Apple facing challenges from local rivals like Huawei amid the economic slowdown.
China’s Youth Job Crisis: Top Graduates Choose Stability of Teaching Over Private SectorChina's top universities face talent exodus as graduates opt for teaching roles amid youth unemployment and academic inflation crises.
Ben Bernanke Warns Trump’s Interference with Fed Independence Could Hurt Inflation and MarketsBen Bernanke warns that interference with the Fed's independence could harm inflation and markets, stressing the need for clear communication.
North Korea Looks to Boost Mineral, Coal, and Machinery Production in 2025North Korea aims to exceed last year's industrial production targets, focusing on non-ferrous metals and coal mining for 2024.
Copper Prices Hit Nine-Month Low as China's Economic Struggle ContinuesCopper prices hit a nine-month low amid weak Chinese stocks and economic concerns, prompting speculation about stimulus measures from Beijing.
Cattle Thefts on the Rise in North Korea as Food Shortages Get WorseRising cattle thefts in North Korea highlight severe food insecurity as desperation drives people to steal livestock for survival.
As U.S. Debt Grows, Short-Term Bonds Could Be a Time Bomb for the MarketU.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 2025 hit $3 trillion, raising concerns over the increased short-term bond issuance amid fiscal deficits.
UAE’s Mubadala Investment Fund Emerges as Powerhouse, Outpacing Global GrowthMubadala Investment became the world's most dynamic sovereign wealth fund in 2024, investing $29.2 billion, up 67%.
Cathie Wood Urges Trump to Speed Up Tax Cuts – Will He Take Action on Day 1?Cathie Wood urges Trump to implement retroactive tax cuts to boost economic growth and provide market certainty starting January 1, 2025.
New York City Sees Record-Breaking 6.43 Million Visitors in 2024NYC tourism saw 6.43 million visitors, a 3.5% rise, with spending at $51 billion, marking a robust recovery in travel and hospitality.
North Korea Faces Huge Shortage of Medications, Even in the MilitaryNorth Korea faces severe medication shortages affecting both military and civilians, forcing families to seek treatments in local markets.
China Just Cranked U.S. Tariffs to 84% — And That’s Not the End of It China imposes a 50% tariff on U.S. imports, escalating trade tensions and raising total tariffs to 84% amid retaliatory measures.
Hyundai Weighs Russian Factory Buyback Amid Market Recovery Hyundai may repurchase its Russian factory by year-end if market conditions improve, but economic and geopolitical challenges persist.
U.S. Blocks China’s Rare Earth Play in Greenland: Strategic Move or Economic Rivalry? The U.S. blocks China's takeover of Greenland's rare earth project, pressuring Tanbreeze Mining to partner with American firms instead.
LA Wildfires’ Economic Toll Hits $50 Billion, Doubling Early Estimates LA wildfires' economic losses may reach $50 billion, impacting insurance claims and potentially raising premiums in California.
China Bracing for Trump’s Tariffs: Will They Really Be 20% Instead of 60%? Speculation rises that Trump's tariffs on China may average 20%, impacting GDP growth and prompting potential retaliation from China.
Biden Targets China, Russia with New Semiconductor Export Limits The Biden administration plans new semiconductor export restrictions for AI, easing rules for allies while tightening limits for adversaries.
Kim Jong Un Shifts Focus to Economy—No Mention of His Birthday in Recent News Kim Jong Un inaugurated a local industrial factory in Jaryeong County, promoting the "20×10 Policy" for regional industrial development.
China Slams U.S. for Blocking Nippon Steel’s Acquisition, Calls It Protectionism China's state media criticized the US for blocking Japan's steel acquisition, labeling it as protectionism and a political maneuver.
Experts Predict North Korea to Maintain 'Two Hostile States' Framework, Strengthen Ties with Russia South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a roundtable on North Korea's 2025 outlook, focusing on internal and foreign policies.
iPhone Sales Slump in China as Demand for Non-Chinese Smartphones Drops 47% iPhone demand in China is falling, with Apple facing challenges from local rivals like Huawei amid the economic slowdown.
China’s Youth Job Crisis: Top Graduates Choose Stability of Teaching Over Private Sector China's top universities face talent exodus as graduates opt for teaching roles amid youth unemployment and academic inflation crises.
Ben Bernanke Warns Trump’s Interference with Fed Independence Could Hurt Inflation and Markets Ben Bernanke warns that interference with the Fed's independence could harm inflation and markets, stressing the need for clear communication.
North Korea Looks to Boost Mineral, Coal, and Machinery Production in 2025 North Korea aims to exceed last year's industrial production targets, focusing on non-ferrous metals and coal mining for 2024.
Copper Prices Hit Nine-Month Low as China's Economic Struggle Continues Copper prices hit a nine-month low amid weak Chinese stocks and economic concerns, prompting speculation about stimulus measures from Beijing.
Cattle Thefts on the Rise in North Korea as Food Shortages Get Worse Rising cattle thefts in North Korea highlight severe food insecurity as desperation drives people to steal livestock for survival.
As U.S. Debt Grows, Short-Term Bonds Could Be a Time Bomb for the Market U.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 2025 hit $3 trillion, raising concerns over the increased short-term bond issuance amid fiscal deficits.
UAE’s Mubadala Investment Fund Emerges as Powerhouse, Outpacing Global Growth Mubadala Investment became the world's most dynamic sovereign wealth fund in 2024, investing $29.2 billion, up 67%.
Cathie Wood Urges Trump to Speed Up Tax Cuts – Will He Take Action on Day 1? Cathie Wood urges Trump to implement retroactive tax cuts to boost economic growth and provide market certainty starting January 1, 2025.
New York City Sees Record-Breaking 6.43 Million Visitors in 2024 NYC tourism saw 6.43 million visitors, a 3.5% rise, with spending at $51 billion, marking a robust recovery in travel and hospitality.
North Korea Faces Huge Shortage of Medications, Even in the Military North Korea faces severe medication shortages affecting both military and civilians, forcing families to seek treatments in local markets.
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