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Global stockmarkets have experienced heightened volatility in recent days, particularly in Japan.

Global markets experienced significant volatility due to economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and changing market dynamics.

The European Union's budget talks are expected to be intense due to recent global events and the pressing issue of climate change.

China’s economic miracle is a story of growth and transformation, with various cities playing a key role in propelling the country forward.

Reports emerge of vast new holdings of grain, natural gas, and oil in China, signaling potential trouble for the global economy.

China's leaders grapple with dismal economic growth as the country's economy begins to show signs of strain.

“Bringing our hot food menu to the 20 countries where we do business is critical to achieve our business growth goals,” said Troy Bader, president and CEO at International Dairy Queen.

The European Union is preparing for a powerful trade battle.

The savings and loan crisis that plagued American banks in the mid-1980s is now rearing its head in China, with over 1,000 small lending institutions collapsing or consolidating.

Thermal coal, the world’s dirtiest fuel, is facing challenges on multiple fronts.

Taco Bell is increasing efforts to grow its presence internationally with plans to add 2,000 restaurants over the next decade.

The yuan's global status still falls short of earlier predictions, despite its growing influence in international markets.

Investors in China's stock market have had a successful year so far, with the Shanghai composite index increasing by 13% since February.

Moge Tee is a bubble tea and fresh fruit tea franchise with over 75 locations across the U.S. and a global unit count likely much higher.

China's leaders have downplayed any intentions of exporting their state-led model of development, but instances of them openly touting the success of their economic model as a viable alternative have been noted.

Two reform-minded academics suggest that China’s leader should consider implementing market-oriented reforms to boost economic growth and stability.

China has implemented a policy to stabilize the property market by having state-owned enterprises buy unsold properties and convert them into affordable housing.

Manufacturing around the world is facing a significant shift as China’s industrial dominance is being challenged by emerging markets.

Vanke, a Chinese property firm, is offering a significant discount on a 19,000 square meter plot of land, highlighting the worsening situation in China's property industry.

President Joe Biden has announced new tariffs on Chinese goods, including semiconductors, solar cells, and lithium-ion batteries.

In the bustling city of Xuchang, a seemingly ordinary grocery store by the name of Pangdonglai has managed to capture the attention of not only its local residents but also executives and analysts alike.

Ursula von der Leyen expressed concerns to China's President Xi Jinping about the issue of 'structural overcapacities' in the manufacturing sector.

Local governments in China are resorting to creative tactics to shore up their finances, including bogus traffic fines and jacked-up parking fees, exacerbating the country's financial struggles.

The American dollar is currently on the rise, with its value increasing by 4% this year on a trade-weighted basis.