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China’s top officials have made it clear that the country will prioritize its own affairs amidst escalating trade tensions. Han Wenxiu, deputy director at the Chinese Communist Party’s central committee office for financial and economic affairs, emphasized the importance of focusing on internal matters to ensure the smooth and steady progress of the national economy.
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Chinese consumer spending seems to be at a standstill, despite the numerous attempts by the government to encourage citizens to spend. With household deposits slowing down and banks reducing interest rates, one would expect an increase in consumer spending. However, data suggests otherwise. Chinese households saw a decrease in the amount of money deposited in
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Billionaire investor Ken Griffin made headlines recently by purchasing a late-Jurassic stegosaurus skeleton for a whopping $44.6 million at a Sotheby’s auction. This acquisition marked the most valuable fossil ever sold at auction, surpassing all previous records in the paleontology world. The 150 million-year-old stegosaurus, named “Apex,” stands tall at 11 feet and measures nearly
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Tokyo-based Kino Films has recently signed a distribution agreement with Lionsgate and GK Films for the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, titled “Michael.” While Lionsgate will handle the domestic release, Universal is set to distribute the film internationally, except for Japan where Kino Films is expected to release it in 2025. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, “Michael”
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Recently, it has been reported that GitLab, a cloud-based software development tools provider in the U.S., is considering a sale after receiving acquisition interest. This move has attracted attention from various industry peers, including Datadog, a cloud monitoring firm. This potential sale process, which is being handled by investment bankers, is still in its early
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