Por: MarketWatch Business November 11, 2022
The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization said in its latest report Friday that the global food import bill is estimated to rise to an all-time high of $1.94 trillion in 2022, up 10% from last year, pushed higher by concerns around supply from war, climate change and economic instability. Worryingly, many economically vulnerable countries are paying more while receiving less food, the UN FAO said in its Food Outlook report, referring to... + full article
ABC News USA Business November 07, 2022
BEIJING -- China's trade shrank in October as global demand weakened and anti-virus controls weighed on domestic consumer spending.Exports declined 0.3% from a year earlier to $298.4 billion, down from September's 5.7% growth, the customs agency reported Monday.... + más
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RTTNews USA Business November 02, 2022
Germany's exports dropped unexpectedly and imports logged its first time fall in eight months in September, official data revealed on Wednesday. Exports dropped 0.5 percent month-on-month, Destatis reported. This was followed by a 2.9 percent rise in August. Shipments were... + más
U.S. LNG Exports To France, Croatia, Poland Up More Than 1,000% | Forbes
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CNBC USA Business October 22, 2022
As Europe struggles with a power shortage, Asia-Pacific's power supply remains secure mainly because the region still uses a lot of coal, data has shown.With liquified natural gas supplies in the region redirected to Europe, power generators in Asia not only have less... + más
Asia could be a bright spot amid global downturn next year, economists say | CNBC
Asia Society Launches New Center For China Analysis As ‘A Think And Do Tank’ | Forbes
New York Post USA Opinion October 21, 2022
How should a president respond to — 40% higher than before the pandemic — and adding trillions more to 10-year deficits? If you are President Biden, you touting your “historic deficit reduction.” In a remarkable feat of gaslighting, the president held a press conference... + más
Assisted by Nets, Liberty, Digital Girl aims to erase disparity in STEM | New York Daily News
Breaching the U.S. debt ceiling would be a 'disaster' for Americans, expert says, as possible showdown looms if Republicans win midterms | MarketWatch
CNBC USA Business October 20, 2022
In this articleContainers at a shipping terminal in Yokohama, Japan on Oct. 18, 2021. Japan's trade deficit surged in September as imports overwhelmed export growth.Kiyoshi Ota Bloomberg Getty ImagesJapan's imports grew more than 40% for a fifth straight month in... + más
Japan central bank acts to stem yen's decline against dollar | Associated Press
The yen may be weak, but Japan's tourism isn't expected to get a 'bona fide' rebound without Chinese visitors | CNBC
Fox News USA Politics October 11, 2022
about reducing the annual budget deficit, but a closer look at the numbers shows that the drop in emergency COVID spending has masked a massive amount of new spending that will present a significant fiscal challenge for Biden and his successors.The talk about how we’re... + más
CIA funding wooly mammoth de-extinction company | Newsweek
Mammoth de-extinction firm turns sights on saving elephants from same fate | Newsweek
CNBC USA Business September 28, 2022
watch nowVIDEO1:2601:26Shareholders lose trillions of dollars in wealth this year as stock market sells offFalling stock markets have wiped out more than $9 trillion in wealth from U.S. households, putting more pressure on family balance sheets and spending.Americans'... + más
World Will Have Nearly 40% More Millionaires By 2026: Credit Suisse | Forbes
The typical Chinese adult is now richer than the typical European adult, a new wealth report finds | Business Insider
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