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What the U.S.-China Trade War Means for Workers on the Ground Trade pressure on farmers has helped fuel the latest talks between U.S. and China aimed at lifting tariffs on soybeans, hogs and more. Here, an American farmer and a steelworker explain how tariffs are impacting their livelihoods.
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updated15/05/2018 20:05 | Behind the Scenes of North Korean Diplomacy Top diplomats and government officials discuss risks, hopes and the future of North Korean relations at the WSJ CEO Council in Tokyo ahead of the planned Trump-Kim meeting in Singapore.
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updated15/05/2018 16:05 | Historic Malaysian Election: Why the World Is Watching Malaysia’s opposition ousted the ruling coalition, clearing the way for new investigations into Prime Minister Najib Razak’s alleged misappropriation of money in the 1MDB corruption scandal, possibly one of the largest global financial scams of all time.
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updated10/05/2018 19:05 |
The Tech Arms Race Driving the U.S.-China Trade Dispute “Made in China 2025” is Beijing’s industrial plan to dominate high-tech industries including robotics, aerospace and computer chips. The Trump administration argues China is using the plan to give its tech companies unfair advantage over foreign rivals. But what is it exactly?
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updated16/04/2018 15:04 | Is the European Union Economic Recovery Here to Stay? Global leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, were upbeat about the European Union’s economic growth prospects. Most agreed the region offers attractive investment opportunities despite doubts over the impact of Brexit. Photo: Getty Images
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updated30/01/2018 20:01 | Treasury Secretary Mnuchin on Tax Reform, Trade and a Weaker Dollar U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin talks with WSJ Editor-in-Chief Gerard Baker about his recent controversial comments about the benefits of a weak dollar, trade policies and tax cuts. They met at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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updated26/01/2018 17:01 |
Dinner in Davos: Claudio Descalzi in Conversation With Gerard Baker Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi spoke with WSJ Editor-in-Chief Gerard Baker about the buoyant mood at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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updated25/01/2018 20:01 | Dinner in Davos: Arne Sorenson in Conversation With Gerard Baker Marriott International CEO Arne Sorenson spoke to WSJ Editor-in-Chief Gerard Baker about the rate of global economic growth and the forces that could derail it, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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updated25/01/2018 19:01 | Gundlach Picks for 2018: One ETF, One MLP The DoubleLine Capital CEO likes an oil pipeline play with a 9% yield and thinks Brazil will have another good year.
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updated20/01/2018 8:01 |
3 Value Stocks Ready to Rise Look to chip equipment, fracking sand and business development for bargain stocks in a pricey market, says Scott Black of Delphi Management.
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