Dhaka’s renewed denial of enforced disappearances
March 18, 2024
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CNBC Daily Open: Wall Street focus turns to the Fed
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How the climate crisis will affect the U.S. economy: Top economists Jeffrey Sachs, Nouriel Roubini and Mark Zandi discuss
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Marubeni-backed Chile copper mine set for $2.5bn international loan
TOKYO -- The Japan Bank for International Cooperation will join forces with South Korean and German government-affiliated financial institutions, as well as other lenders, on a $2.5 billion loan to support a Chile copper mine expansion that is expected to help Japanese companies secure a supply of the metal, Nikkei has learned.
Panasonic, Midea, robotics upstart step up to meet aging China's needs
GUANGZHOU/OSAKA -- Technology-powered solutions for a graying society are gaining momentum in China, with both local and international players pursuing opportunities in the growing field.
Japan battles Taiwan and South Korea for foreign workers
TOKYO -- Japan seeks to become more attractive to international workers under legislation approved by the cabinet on Friday, as competition for foreign labor intensifies with South Korea and Taiwan.
13 budget-friendly places where couples can retire abroad and live on as little as $1,500/month
Retiring in the U.S. can be expensive. In Florida, often the favorite state of the nation's retirees, settling down to enjoy your golden years can cost as much as $58,396 a year.
Foreign students attacked over Muslim prayers at Indian university
More than a dozen men have attacked international students who were performing Ramadan prayers at their Gujarat University accommodation. Police say they are investigating.