Houthi attacks disrupt Red Sea shipping, causing global companies like Geely, Tesla, and Adidas to face delays and logistic challenges, prompting strategic adaptations.
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Meta And Snapchat Deny Limiting Palestinian Content Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict
Reports from journalists and social media users allege that social media firms like Meta shadowbans Palestinian content, suppressing fair reporting on the ground.
China's Exports and Imports for First 2 Months Beat Expectations
China's import and export growth in January and February exceeded expectations. China's import and export growth in January and February exceeded expectations, giving officials hope that global trade is improving amid sluggish economic recovery.
Russia-North Korea Partnership: What Kind of Weapons Technology Is Moscow Sending to Pyongyang?
Experts said Russia has a range of military technologies that it could offer to North Korea in exchange for weapons to sustain its war in Ukraine.
Starbucks to Lay off Thousands of Workers in Middle East After Being Hit by Boycott Campaign Relating to Israel-Hamas War
Starbucks' franchisee in the Middle East, Alshaya Group, is implementing significant job cuts at its coffee shops.
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The Middle East's geopolitical instability has fueled gold price hikes, with investors anticipating a Federal Reserve rate decrease.
The European Commission will propose strengthening the EU's armaments industry and entering "war economy mode" in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The mayor of Sorriso, Brazil's leading soybean producer, plans to attract investments for the local grain crushing industry, highlighting the region's global agricultural potential and promoting the establishment of new crushers.
France, Poland, and Estonia are calling on the European Union to secure funding for defense programs in response to vulnerabilities exposed in the EU's defense capabilities during the Russia-Ukraine war.
The Third Plenum has not yet materialized, raising concerns about the country's ability to tackle economic challenges despite anticipated ambitious growth targets.
Saudi Arabia, Russia, and some other key members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries Plus (OPEC+) have decided to prolong their voluntary crude supply cuts until June.
An 89-year-old man died due to complications arising from excessive intake of vitamin D supplements.
The administration of President Joe Biden has announced an investigation into "smart cars" built in China and other "countries of concern," citing potential national security risks.
The Federal Reserve may decrease interest rates in June following the lowest annual gain in over three years in the United States.
