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EU proposes extension of Chinese solar duties by 18 months
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed an extension of import duties on solar panels from China by 18 months with a gradual phase-out.
U.S. investment in Saudi Arabia worth 10 bln USD
The United States investment in Saudi Arabia is worth 10 billion U.S. dollars through 550 companies operating various businesses in the country.
Singapore's annual job growth to stabilize at new, but lower base: minister
Singapore's Minister for Manpower Lim Swee Say on Wednesday said annual job growth in the city state will stabilize at a new and lower base.
Free trade key driver to Canada's economic growth: reports
Two public-sector reports issued here over the past two days have both identified free trade as a key driver to Canada's economic growth.
S. Korea, Australia double currency swap deal for 3 more years
Central banks of South Korea and Australia agreed on Wednesday to double their bilateral currency swap deal for an extended period.
EU to settle Chinese solar panels case in March: report
The European Union (EU) is expected to settle down the trade dispute case regarding China's solar panels on March 3.
Britain to trade under WTO rules if Europe rejects Brexit deal, MPs told
Politicians at Westminster have a final vote on Britain's Brexit deal before it is sent to Brussels for EU approval.
IFS forecasts British gov't spending cuts to continue into next decade
The current spending plans of the British government will mean that cuts to its services will continue well into the 2020s.
Aussie farmers adapting to meet China's demand: expert
Experts have suggested more capital needs to be sourced to increase the production of farms in Australia and meet the demands of China market.
Australia will struggle to qualify for G30 by 2050: expert
Australia's importance relative to the rest of the world is set to fall sharply over the next 30 years.
ECB president rejects Washington's accusation of currency manipulating
ECB President Mario Draghi on Monday rejected Washington's accusation of currency manipulating. "We are not currency manipulators," said Draghi.
Zimbabwe's diamond firms takeover unlawful: official
The takeover of gem-mining firms in Marange by the Zimbabwe government last year was unlawful, a Zimbabwean diamond industry official said Monday.
Feature: Tourism rejuvenates old Silk Road town
Feature: Chinese digital company seeking growth in U.S.
To Sort Anbang’s Assets, Chinese Authorities Create Dajia
UBS: The globe is headed for a recession if U.S-China trade talks fails
