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China's state-owned firms dominate the private property market, with plans to build millions of social housing units for low-income households.

Gold's spot price hits a record high, reaching $2,364 an ounce in April, raising questions about the underlying reasons behind it.

America's Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issues a warning to Chinese banks regarding potential sanctions for aiding Russian defense firms.

India aims to make the rupee more accessible as a global currency, following the footsteps of other prominent currencies.

At a recent day-long investor conference, McDonald’s revealed its aggressive expansion plans for the next four years.

President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of cultivating 'new productive forces' to drive economic growth in China.

India is projected to continue expanding at an impressive rate of 6.5% annually over the next five years, positioning it as the fastest-growing major economy in the world.

Bank of Jiujiang's profits for 2023 may plummet by 30% due to poorly performing loans, raising concerns about transparency among Chinese banks.

Europe’s economy faces multiple threats, including the influx of advanced and cheap Chinese goods, rising energy prices, and fiscal retrenchment.

Japan ends radical monetary experiment with 2% inflation target reached.

China's solar panel production rattled the sand markets, increasing demand for high-quality sand and driving up prices.

Recent data shows a surge in China’s exports, including a 5% increase in exports to America, lifting the spirits of Ningbo residents.

Prior to the global pandemic, the number of people living on less than $2.15 a day dropped from around 2 billion in 1990 to 659 million in 2019.

A report from Randstad highlights the trends behind today’s talent scarcity, including an aging global population and workforce.

China's BRI boosts the global expansion of incense makers, contributing to a thriving industry in Yongchun, Fujian Province.

The Belt and Road Initiative aided incense-makers' global expansion in China.

Investors should exercise caution as uranium prices spike due to increasing demand and supply crunch.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden advocate for reducing America's reliance on Chinese imports through 'friendshoring,' but recent evidence suggests that economic ties between the two countries remain strong.

The global Wide-Bandgap Power Semiconductor Devices market is set to reach $10.9 billion by 2030, driven by the adoption of Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Gallium Nitride (GaN) in advanced research infrastructure and industries.

The prospect of a Reagan victory concerned China’s leaders and exporters, who feared that he would revoke the “normal” trading relations established by President Jimmy Carter.

In the world of art and finance, Nazem Ahmad, who is under American sanctions, has been accused of smuggling half a billion dollars for a Lebanese militant group.

Commercial properties in midtown Manhattan face financial difficulties due to the shift towards remote work.

The world economy is experiencing a polycrisis due to concerns about inflation, conflicts, and financial system stability.

China's stock market woes continue, with over $1 trillion in market value wiped out and the index down by more than a fifth since early 2022.