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China says will take necessary steps to protect its firms after U.S. blacklist report
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will take all necessary measures to protect its companies, the foreign ministry said on Friday when asked about a Reuters report that the United States is set to add more Chi...
Jul 09, 2021
China criticises removal of more Chinese stocks from U.S. index
BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Friday it resolutely opposed what it said was the United States' tendency to politicise economic issues, after a major U.S. shares index removed more Chinese stocks f...
Jul 09, 2021
As China’s population greys, the burden of care weighs on families
By Gabriel Crossley BEIJING (Reuters) - In Heyuejia, a care home in western Beijing, new residents announced their advanced ages and illustrious former careers to applause from a crowded hall, before ...
Jul 09, 2021
Chemicals giant INEOS backs Scottish carbon capture and storage
LONDON (Reuters) - Chemicals giant INEOS said on Friday it will work with the Acorn carbon capture and storage project to help develop Scotland's first carbon capture storage system. Some scientists s...
Jul 09, 2021
Iran’s nuclear activity is concerning, says Saudi official
DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is concerned about increased nuclear activities by Iran which threaten regional security, a Saudi foreign ministry official said, after Tehran started the process of pro...
Jul 09, 2021
South Korea’s container squeeze throws exporters into costly gridlock
By Cynthia Kim BUSAN (Reuters) - Unable to get a slot on a container vessel, Lee Sang-hoon is considering using fishing trawlers docked for repair in the South Korean port of Busan to meet surging exp...
Jul 09, 2021
How Vietnam’s ‘influencer’ army wages information warfare on Facebook
By James Pearson HANOI (Reuters) - In Vietnam, where the state is fighting a fierce online battle against political dissent, social media "influencers" are more likely to be soldiers than celebrities....
Jul 09, 2021
Exclusive: Brexit disruption may return with summer tourists, Dover chief says
By Kate Holton LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's biggest port said that post-Brexit disruption could return to Dover and slow trade when holidaymakers head for Europe this summer so the government must urg...
Jul 09, 2021
Russia says Taliban controls more than two thirds of Afghan-Tajik border -Ifax
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Taliban currently controls more than two thirds of the border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan, the Interfax news agency cited Russia's foreign ministry as saying on Friday. T...
Jul 09, 2021
Can Reddit’s silver “apes” beat the market?
(The seventh paragraph contains language that may offend some readers) By Peter Hobson LONDON (Reuters) - Kerry Kraker, 56, has worked in kitchens all his life. Since March he's spent around $100 a we...
Jul 09, 2021
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