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Beneath Tokyo's Familiar Streets, A Summer Tremor Reminds Japan How Quickly Ground Can Change
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck the Kanto region on August 23, injuring at least 37 people but causing no tsunami.
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Across Japanese Factory Floors, New Orders Rise With the Quiet Momentum of Semiconductors and AI
Japan's manufacturing PMI rose to 55.1 in August, its strongest expansion in years, driven partly by semiconductor and AI demand.
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When Shops, Offices, and Digital Industries Stir, Britain's Economic Summer Finds Unexpected Strength Beneath Uncertainty
Britain's services sector expanded faster than expected in August, while technology investment and consumer confidence added signs of economic resilience.
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Between Nickel, Railways, and Artificial Intelligence, New Economic Connections Stretch Across Indonesia and China
Indonesia and China agreed to deepen cooperation in minerals, energy, AI, railways, satellites and green technology during high-level meetings in Jakarta.
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As August Moves Forward, Indonesia Looks Toward Investment to Carry Growth Closer to Six Percent
Indonesia is urging faster investment growth to help lift the economy toward 6% after 5.45% growth in the first half of 2026.
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When Warehouses Become Targets: The Ozon Strikes
Ukraine’s drone attacks on Russian retailer Ozon highlight a new strategy of targeting economic infrastructure to pressure Moscow.
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FedEx-Led €7.8 Billion Takeover of Polish Delivery Firm InPost Wins EU Approval
The EU has approved FedEx-led €7.8 billion takeover of Polish delivery company InPost, clearing a major logistics deal for completion.
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Tesla Recalls 3 Million Cars in China Over Hidden Door Handles
Tesla is recalling three million vehicles in China because hidden door handles may fail, creating concerns for vehicle occupants potentially.
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Across Laboratories and Factory Floors, Drugmakers Build a New Pharmaceutical Landscape Inside America
Global pharmaceutical companies have committed more than $500 billion to U.S. manufacturing, research and supply chains amid changing trade conditions.
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When Medicine Learns the Patient's Code: A New Chapter Emerges in the Long Search Against Melanoma
Moderna and Merck reported promising results for a personalized mRNA melanoma treatment, reducing recurrence and spread when combined with Keytruda.
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A Roar in the Pocket: Canada’s Dazzling Dino Release
The Royal Canadian Mint has released a new glow-in-the-dark commemorative coin featuring a T-Rex, blending numismatics with paleontological wonder.
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Between Bridges and Blueprints, Dutch Engineering Enters a New Chapter as Global Infrastructure Demand Continues Rising
Canadian engineering firm WSP is pressing ahead with a bid for Dutch company Arcadis after two previous approaches were rejected.
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Between Heat and Skin, Japanese Men Turn to Hair Removal as Summer Temperatures Reshape Everyday Grooming Habits
Japan's intense summer heat is driving increased demand for men's body-hair removal, with grooming clinics reporting crowded appointment schedules.
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Inferno in Bujumbura: Massive Fire Destroys Two Major Markets in Burundi
A massive early-morning fire destroyed two major markets in Bujumbura, Burundi, wiping out millions in inventory and devastating local traders before firefighters contained the blaze.
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Navigating the Future: The Strategic Value of New Icebreakers
PM Mark Carney announced an $11 billion investment to build six new icebreakers in Quebec, boosting the shipbuilding industry and Arctic sovereignty.
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How Europe Is Killing Makers and Micro-Entrepreneurs
Europe’s policies and economic pressures are increasingly squeezing makers and micro-entrepreneurs, threatening innovation, independence, and small-business growth across Europe today.
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Saudi Arabia to Invest $7 Billion in Theme Parks Near Paris, French Presidency Says
Saudi Arabia will invest $7 billion in theme parks near Paris, according to France’s presidency, strengthening ties between both countries.
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Mexico ‘Optimistic’ About US Trade Deal After Canada Talks Collapse
Mexico remains optimistic about reaching a trade deal with the United States after negotiations between Washington and Canada collapsed recently.
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Russia’s Second-Biggest Online Retailer Targeted in Ukrainian Strikes
Russia’s second-biggest online retailer was reportedly targeted in Ukrainian strikes, highlighting the widening reach of attacks on commercial infrastructure recently.
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Vance Says Trade Negotiations with Canada Are Ongoing
US Vice President JD Vance says trade negotiations with Canada remain underway as both countries seek progress on economic relations.
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Between Sunrise and Scorching Fields, Japanese Farmers Change Their Working Hours as Summer Heat Grows More Dangerous
Japanese farmers are shifting work to nighttime and early morning as extreme summer heat raises risks to workers, crops, and livestock.
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Between Algorithms and Factory Floors, China’s Robot Revolution Moves From Exhibition Halls Toward Ordinary Industrial Work
China's robotics industry is shifting toward practical applications as humanoid machines move beyond demonstrations into manufacturing and logistics.
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Restoring the Artery: Highway 401 Back to Normal
A ramp on Highway 401 in Whitby has reopened after a lengthy closure caused by a tractor-trailer accident, relieving traffic congestion and restoring normal flow for commuters.
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German Households Could Save Over €12,000 by Replacing Gas Boilers With Solar, Batteries, and Heat Pumps
A new analysis suggests German households could save more than €12,000 by switching from gas heating to solar-powered systems.
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