On Sunday, China’s State Council released rules that it claimed would significantly improve the nation’s environment for foreign investment and draw in more of it.
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Miss Universe Indonesia organizers accused of sexual harassment.
Following allegations of sexual harassment by participants against local organizers, the Miss Universe Organization announced it was severing connections with its Indonesian franchisee and canceling
Lebanon’s central bank paid the governor ‘illegitimate’ commissions of $110m. – Report.
A New York-based corporation conducted a forensic audit of Lebanon’s central bank, and the results uncovered years of malfeasance by the bank’s former governor and
First Solar to build a $1.1b solar panel manufacturing complex that will employ 700 people in Louisiana.
The governor’s office announced that a $1.1 billion plant will be constructed in southwest Louisiana by the largest manufacturer of solar energy in the Western
UK’s 75,000 doctors embark on 5th round of strike at the cost of $1.27b.
Tens of thousands of physicians in England started a four-day strike on Friday amid mounting worries that their contentious pay dispute with the British government
Clean energy: Fossil fuel industry excited as US Energy Department invests $1.2b in direct air capture.
The greatest investment in “engineered carbon removal” in history, according to officials, will be made by the Energy Department by awarding up to $1.2 billion
Global warming: Hawaii wildfires wreak havoc in Maui tourist city killing 40 people.
Authorities in Hawaii’s Maui Island say a wildfire that tore through the gorgeous tourist town of Lahaina has killed at least 36 people, forced hundreds
US-China chip war: US set new rules to restrict investments in Chinese technology to degrade the military.
The government said that President Joe Biden’s executive order to prohibit and regulate high-tech investments from the United States going to China was targeted, but
Climate change: Severe storms caused insured losses of $34b in the US in the first half of this year. – Swiss Re.
Swiss Re Group says waves of violent thunderstorms caused $34 billion in insured losses during the first half of this year in the United States,
US Chips Act: 460 companies show interest, with a commitment of $166b.
In an effort to increase the nation’s competitiveness with China’s science and technology initiatives, the U.S. Commerce Department reported on Wednesday that more than 460
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