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Admiral Samuel Paparo, commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command, told reporters on Tuesday that the “escort of one vessel to the other is an entirely reasonable option within our Mutual Defence Treaty (MDT)”, depending on consultations between both countries.
Best Buy raised its fiscal-year profit guidance Thursday after exceeding earnings and revenue expectations for the most recent quarter.
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TAIPEI -- Apple is betting that its first AI-equipped iPhones will be a hit, telling suppliers to prepare components and parts for some 88 million to 90 million smartphones, according to multiple sources familiar with the plan.
BAGUIO, Philippines -- The U.S. is ready to assist Filipino resupply missions to outposts in the South China Sea as maritime tensions with China continue to flare, Admiral Samuel Paparo, commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, said on Thursday.
“Trends in exports and inward foreign direct investment (FDI) show that, overall, the role of Asian economies – including China – in global supply chains is changing only modestly,” said S&P Global Ratings in a report on Tuesday.
WASHINGTON -- U.S. Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance on Tuesday criticized the Democratic Party and incumbent Vice President Kamala Harris for giving Chinese battery maker Gotion access to clean-energy subsidies, during a campaign rally in Big Rapids, Michigan.
In recent years, under two different presidents, the US has approached the question of trade and globalisation through one key assumption: that America’s middle class lost its manufacturing jobs to countries like China and that those jobs must now be brought back, partly through a series of tariffs.