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Seoul-Samsung Electronics and its largest South Korean labor union will resume wage negotiations on Monday under government mediation, the union

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China Factory Output Accelerates as Export Orders Recover

Beijing— China’s factory activity expanded at a faster pace in April as export orders improved and domestic industrial output strengthened

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South Korea’s Lee seeks trade surge with India in Modi summit

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Canada’s GMO Mustard Push Triggers Clash Between Innovation and Export Risk

“It has the potential of wrecking a whole industry,” A proposed genetically modified mustard crop in Canada is intensifying divisions

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Japan firms signal resilience as inflation expectations climb, Iran war clouds outlook

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India private sector growth hits three-year low as war-driven costs dent demand

Benglauru— India’s private sector expanded at its slowest pace in more than three years in March as rising costs linked

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China signals calibrated trade shift, vows deeper market opening after record surplus

Beijing— Chinese Premier Li Qiang said on Sunday that China would further open its economy to foreign firms and pursue

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