
Stable U.S.-China Trade Ties Drive Global Business Growth
Stable China-U.S. trade ties fuel global business growth as leaders outline win-win strategies for economic success.
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Stable China-U.S. trade ties fuel global business growth as leaders outline win-win strategies for economic success.
China responds to U.S. tariffs with new duties on various products and bans 10 firms from engaging in trade, heightening bilateral tensions.
The Chinese mainland has added 15 U.S. entities to its export control list, impacting international trade and business operations between the two nations.
China unveils its 2025 action plan to stabilize and expand foreign investment, demonstrating resilience amidst a global economic slowdown.
China’s MOFCOM is enhancing efforts to attract high-quality foreign investment, aiming to boost listed companies and support new industrialization by 2025.
Australia’s first rate cut since 2020: the RBA reduces cash rate to 4.1%, signaling cautious optimism amid global economic shifts.
New tariffs imposed by both the U.S. and Canada on February 1 are straining their long-term alliance, raising concerns among interdependent industries and businesses on both sides of the border.
Several tech giants and social media stars are competing to acquire the U.S. version of TikTok, but the process remains complex amid uncertainty.
China is set to expand its openness and attract more foreign investment in 2025, focusing on easing market access in services like telecommunications, healthcare, and education.
Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel challenge Biden’s decision to block their $14.9B merger, citing national security concerns and political interference.