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San Francisco opposes cashless payments

Last Tuesday, the San Francisco City Council began reviewing the bill, which prohibits shops, restaurants, cafes, bars and other retail outlets from denying cash payments. “I consider it unfair that a person who has only cash is refused to buy even a sandwich,” said Supervisor Vallie Brown, who...

Amid Negotiations, Trump Increases Tariff On Chinese Goods Escalating Trade War

The trade war with China was escalated by the United States as it increased import tariffs to 25% on Chinese goods worth $200 billion even as last ditch efforts are being conducted to salvage the ongoing trade talks between the two countries.   However, both Chinese and US trade negotiators...

IMF: US-China trade war will hurt the global economy

Will the growth of the world economy suffer from the trade war between Washington and Beijing? This question causes serious concern to many politicians and economists, in particular, the director of the International Monetary Fund. Christine Lagarde believes that "tensions between the United...

China to export used cars

Chinese authorities allowed to export used cars to stimulate car sales in the country. According to the Xinhua News Agency, 10 administrative regions, including Beijing and Shanghai, were the first to receive permission to export used cars. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce issued a statement saying...

Iran partially stops the nuclear deal

Iranian authorities have decided to “stop fulfilling certain obligations” of the Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCAP). Tehran has already notified ambassadors of Russia, Britain, China, the EU, France and Germany about the decision, Reuters reports. During a speech at a government meeting,...

Boeing Max 8 problems impede growth of Asian airlines

Asian airlines are cutting routes, revising their schedules and leasing additional aircraft due to suspension of operation of Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft after two crashes of this model, reports AP. Until now, regional carriers have managed to avoid serious disruptions, but analysts expect that the...

US-China Trade Talks Put At Risk Because Trump Threat Tweets Of More Tariffs

Following a series of tweets threatening new tariffs on China by United States president Donald Trump has apparently put the US-China trade agreement at risk which was not long ago believed to be in its final stages. It has also thrown into question the next round of negotiations to be held in...

Chinese stocks fall more than 5% amid US-China trade conflict

Shares in China fell amid escalating tensions between the US and China, after US President Donald Trump announced an upcoming increase in duties on Chinese goods. The Shanghai Composite Index to fell by 5.58% to 2,906.46 points. The Shenzhen Composite fell 7.38% to 1,515.80 points. The CSI 300...

The Fed sees no signs of a weakening US economy

The Federal Reserve System (FED) will not ease monetary policy due to weak inflation in the United States (below the target of 2%). Head of the watchdog, Jerome Powell, considers the current dynamics of this indicator temporary. In contrast to the price situation, the situation on the US labor...

Chinese Women Major Spender In E-Commerce Growth In The Country

A seismic shift in the tendency of spending habits of women in China is boosting the "sheconomy" in the country. The business slogan that is getting popular in the second largest economy of the world is that those companies that win over the hearts of women also win all.   According to...
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