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The inside 'job': How China is recruiting spies through employment portals
Recruiters from China have approached thousands of professionals worldwide through job websites with an aim to allegedly steal government, industrial or technological secrets.
The inside 'job': How China is recruiting spies through employment portals
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World Bank revises global growth forecast down over Iran war impact
The World Bank report has labelled the 2020s a "lost decade" for developing countries to improve their economic prospects, as they battled one shock after another.
World Bank revises global growth forecast down over Iran war impact
SpaceX eyes record $1.75 trillion valuation in blockbuster IPO, among the largest in history
Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite company signals $75bn raise, restricting immediate share sales for existing investors.
SpaceX eyes record $1.75 trillion valuation in blockbuster IPO, among the largest in history
The dollar isn't what it used to be: Why is the Russian rouble rapidly strengthening?
Over the past two months, the rouble has strengthened against the dollar by almost 20 percent supported by rising oil prices and the Ministry of Finance.
The dollar isn't what it used to be: Why is the Russian rouble rapidly strengthening?
Can a new US-China trade mechanism ease tensions?
The US and China’s new trade bodies could help manage disputes, stabilise economic ties and prevent another tariff war despite deep strategic tensions, experts say.
Can a new US-China trade mechanism ease tensions?
US wholesale prices rise as US-Israeli war on Iran and Tehran's Hormuz chokehold spike oil costs
Wholesale prices jump 6% as energy prices soar due to US-Israeli war on Iran, raising pressure on US firms to pass along costs to consumers.
US wholesale prices rise as US-Israeli war on Iran and Tehran's Hormuz chokehold spike oil costs