Canada's Justin Trudeau Dismisses Doctors' Plea to Reconsider Capital Gains Tax Increase
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has dismissed a plea from doctors to reconsider his government's proposal to raise the capital gains tax.
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Japan's Finance Minister Stresses Close Coordination with Bank of Japan
Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki told reporters about the importance of the government cooperating and coordinating its financial goals with the Bank of Japan.
Joe Biden Signs Law Banning Uranium Imports From Russia to Revive America's Nuclear Fuel Industry
President Joe Biden has signed a bipartisan bill that bans imports of enriched uranium from Russia. Uranium is the fuel most used by nuclear power plants...
Corporate Greed Is Not the Main Driver of US Inflation: Fed Study
Corporate greed is not the main driver of US inflation, according to a study released by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco...
US Trade Blacklist Hits China's Quantum Research Institutes and Companies; Scientists Sound Alarm
Chinese physicists raise concerns over US trade restrictions impacting quantum research, with 22 entities, including Origin Quantum Computing Technology, facing limitations...
South Korea to Provide Chip Investment and Research Support Package Valued Over $7 Billion
South Korea is planning to release a chip investment and research supp...
RBNZ Expects 2.3% Drop in New Zealand’s Q2 Inflation Rate
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected to report a drop in its se...
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The FTC has voted in favor of a nationwide ban against noncompete agreements.
UK Government Faces Pressure to Address Housing Crisis Ahead of Elections
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A Washington DC-based think tank said Russia will maintain its economic strength for another 18 months despite facing various challenges amid its war with Ukraine.
Donald Trump Urges 'Young Voters' to Blame Joe Biden if TikTok Gets Banned in the US
Former President Donald Trump said Monday that President Joe Biden would be the one responsible if TikTok is banned in the US as he was "pushing" for it.
New Zealand Implements New Import Rules for Frozen Berries After Hepatitis A Outbreak
New Zealand Food Safety has updated its import regulations to handle frozen berries better to avoid another hepatitis A outbreak.
Russia Warns of More Damage and Deaths After US Approves $61 Billion Military Aid Package for Ukraine
The US House of Representatives' approval of a $61 billion military aid package for Ukraine has garnered mixed reactions internationally, including a warning from Russia.
More US Voters Trust Donald Trump Than Joe Biden to Deal With Inflation and Cost of Living, New Poll Shows
More US voters trust former President Donald Trump than President Joe Biden when it comes to addressing inflation and the cost of living, according to a new NBC News poll.
Philippines Wants US, Japan to Fund Freight Railway Project After It Drops Funding Talks With China
The Philippines is seeking alternative financing deals for a freight railway project after funding talks with China were dropped.
