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Fast Retailing reports a 7.4% profit rise in Q1, but sluggish sales in China overshadow strong domestic performance.
European stocks rise modestly with miners lifting the market despite weak retail sentiment and ongoing bond yield concerns.
Chinese markets for Russian goods boom amid rising interest, but doubts about authenticity now threaten consumer trust and business viability.
UK firms anticipate raising prices and cutting jobs following increased social security contributions, as indicated by a recent Bank of England survey.
New A.I. regulations by the Biden administration spark intense debate over global control and tech company compliance.
Amid economic stagnation, experts stress the need for China to enhance consumer demand through significant policy reforms.
Boston Fed President Susan Collins supports fewer rate cuts in 2025 due to positive employment figures and persistent inflation.
Florida's housing market struggles with high mortgage rates and affordability issues, potentially leading to price declines in the coming year.
Munich Re reports rising insured losses driven by climate change, totaling $140 billion in 2024, marking one of the costliest years ever recorded.
Global banks may reduce up to 200,000 jobs in the coming years as AI increasingly automates tasks traditionally performed by humans.
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