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Eiden Babaj

For a long time, the Xinjiang region has been said to have created labour camps for the ethnic minority Muslim group, Uyghurs. Evidence exists, it is very… Read more »

Prime minister Ismail halted exports of chicken from June 1, in reaction to growing costs and an attempt to reduce prices for domestics. Singapore is a big… Read more »

Iran’s supreme leader says his country’s seizure of two Greek oil tankers in Persian Gulf waters was a direct response to the US and Greece’s “robbery” of… Read more »

Mark Spitznagel, the founder of Universa Investments, says the financial system is most vulnerable to “the greatest credit bubble of human history”. His fund intends to provide… Read more »

Inflation, as for across the world, has surged past 73% making it the fastest inflation growth witnessed by Turkey since 1998. President Erdogan deployed ultra-loose monetary policy… Read more »

The semiconductor shortage that’s bogged down the auto industry for almost two years is easing, at least for now. The breakthrough comes earlier than companies predicted and… Read more »

The Ithaca location, located near the Cornell University campus, the site had a grease trap problem. This spilt wastewater and oil onto the floor, making it an… Read more »

Abbott Laboratories is restarting infant formula production at a facility in Michigan. The company shut the Sturgis plant in February after four children became sickened and two… Read more »

Jane Fraser said the US will have a hard time avoiding a recession. “The more the banks act on such warnings, including by tightening lending, the higher… Read more »

Elon Musk sent out an internal email, calling for a hiring halt and for 10% of its staff to be fired. Musk’s concerns for tesla are not… Read more »