US GDP Growth Slows in Q2 Despite Strong Consumer Spending
The US economys real GDP in Q2 grew by 1.5% year-on-year due to increased imports but slowed growth compared to the beginning of the year; net export ...
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The US economys real GDP in Q2 grew by 1.5% year-on-year due to increased imports but slowed growth compared to the beginning of the year; net export ...
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Panasonic is closing its factory in Malaysia due to declining sales of low-end TVs and shifting business strategies.
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Chinese citizens in Singapore have been targeted by fake officials through fraud, including scam calls and fake government agencies.
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