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Donald Trump has promised to implement tax cuts across various income brackets and business sectors if he secures a second term as president, in contrast to President Joe Biden's proposal for tax hike

China to issue 1 trillion Chinese Yuan in long-term bonds starting this week to boost the economy.

Concerns about inflation are reducing President Joe Biden's chances of winning reelection, a new poll shows.

After more than ten years of being offline, this step would represent a crucial move towards stabilizing power costs in the country.

Chinese companies won five more bids to explore and develop oil and gas fields in Iraq.

The Federal Court denied an injunction against platform X (previously known Twitter) for Wakely church stabbing tweets.

A blazing flame burned a huge shopping center in Warsaw, Poland this morning, with firemen scrambling to save the 1,400 businesses within.

Pfizer and AstraZeneca have announced massive investments in France totaling nearly $1 billion.

Nearly two-thirds of workers voting in favor of strike authorization reflects growing concerns among employees about their working conditions.

The public has been cautioned by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) about Quantum AI, an organization that is suspected of carrying out fraudulent activities involving virtual asset

A German district court recently ordered Lenovo to remove all of its Lenovo and Motorola devices from the German market after it favored InterDigital, the patent holder of its WWAN modules.

Led by CEO and founder Walt Anderson, Avealto aims to close the digital divide created by expensive satellites and bring telecom services to areas that may have completely lacked them in the past.

The new Russian defense minister appointed by President Vladimir Putin is an economist.

The closure of Walmart's health centers will make healthcare access difficult for rural and low-income Americans, particularly in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, and Texas.

Former UK Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi admitted paying nearly £5 million to authorities to resolve tax affairs following an inquiry into a multi-million-pound settlement with HMRC over YouGov shares, main

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