Liverpool has been chosen as the site for Chinese carmaker Chery’s European research and development headquarters, bringing European commercial vehicle operations to Merseyside. The state-owned manufacturer will house research, engineering, …
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Is Germany taking an unnecessary risk with its national wealth? That’s the question being asked by a growing number of economists who are worried about the 1,236 tonnes of German …
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Monday’s financial markets experienced dramatic movements as precious metals achieved extraordinary price milestones while businesses confronted circular planning dependencies. Silver led the advance with a spectacular rally to $94.08 per …
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Donald Trump is using the announcement of a 10% credit card rate cap to tout the success of his “historic” administration. In a Truth Social post, the former president linked …
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Venezuela’s collapsed healthcare system requires massive investment potentially fundable through revenues from Venezuela supplying oil to the US indefinitely. However, mechanisms ensuring petroleum proceeds rebuild health infrastructure remain unclear. Hospital …
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American oil giants are responding with notable caution to President Trump’s claims that they’re ready to invest billions in Venezuela’s oil sector. The conspicuous gap between Trump’s confident public statements …
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The world’s energy markets concluded 2025 with their most dramatic annual downturn since the pandemic struck, recording losses approaching 20%. The oil industry now faces an unprecedented situation: three consecutive …
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Beijing has rolled out extensive sanctions against American defense companies following President Trump’s greenlight for the most substantial arms sale to Taiwan ever recorded. The measures target 20 US corporations …
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Cross-border coordination challenges emerge for supply chains spanning the United Kingdom and European Union as carbon documentation requirements create new information flows between businesses in different jurisdictions. British manufacturers may …
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The Bank of England’s entire strategy for 2026 rests on a single visual metaphor: the “hump.” The decision to cut rates to 3.75% is based on the belief that the …
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