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Inefficient investments continue to be a drain on China’s economy, and debt-laden local governments need to ensure that the projects they back are actually needed in their communities. That was the message

Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure ahead of her Spring Statement as calls grow for a wealth tax to help fill the UK’s £22billion fiscal gap. With the Chancellor ruling out income tax

A university professor’s meticulous requirements for selecting a romantic partner have ignited intense discussions, with many drawing comparisons to an ancient imperial consort selection system. Lou, an associate professor affiliated with Zhejiang

Russia is facing yet more economic turmoil as the country’s aviation industry is hit with plane shortages and the threat of bankruptcies. According to reports, Russia has been forced to cut down

UK living standards to decline by 2030, low-income families hit hardest with 6% income drop: Report The Times of India All UK families ‘to be worse off by 2030’ as poor bear the

His business is booming in India, but his golf courses have been vandalized in Ireland and Scotland, and he has had business setbacks in Indonesia: two months after his frenetic return to

Welfare’s not only obstacle to growth CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves talks a good game on growth. And who could argue with the common-sense policy of driving youngsters off benefits and into work? 1

Beijing has prepared for external impacts that may exceed expectations and will open up more sectors of the economy to international investors, Chinese Premier Li Qiang said on Sunday. Delivering the opening

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