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Over the past two decades, China has built large infrastructure projects in almost every country in Africa, making Western powers uncomfortable amid wider concerns about Beijing’s investments across the continent. However, a deeper look shows that accusations of so-called debt trap diplomacy turn out to be unfounded.
Vanguard to Test Giving Retail Investors More Voting Power
A Mark-to-Market Massacre Is Claiming a $10 Trillion Market
US Firms Added 239,000 Jobs, Boosted by Leisure Sector, ADP Says
Netanyahu Inherits Economy Resilient to Years of Turmoil
Turkish Trade Gap Widens More Than Five-Fold on Energy Bill
Electric Car Battery Startup Britishvolt Announces Temporary Lifeline
Next Sales Better Than Expected Despite UK’s Costs Crisis
China Solar Giant Sees Further Turmoil in US Market Next Year
Malaysia’s Axiata Weighing Options for Indonesian Units, Sources Say
Mobile Operator Veon Starts Process to Sell Russian Operations
Azerbaijan Arrests Group Accused of Spying for Iran
China, Pakistan Agree to Launch $10 Billion Railroad Project
Rich Investors Are Optimistic Despite Economic Turmoil, UBS Says
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Ferrari Raises Outlook on High-Spec Model Demand, Currency Boost
Go Behind the Hedges in Montecito, California’s Discreet Hamptons
A Day of Magical China Thinking
Republicans Used to Have Big Policy Ideas. Not Anymore.
SEC’s Vision for Competition in Markets Would Stifle Innovation
Lula’s Dramatic Comeback Faces an Economic Reality Check
How Takeda Developed Its Dengue Vaccine After Decades of Setbacks
Can an Election-Denial Alliance Save Republican Senate Hopes in Arizona?
Women’s Sports Get Their Own TV Network Via New Streaming Outlet
One in Six People Living in England and Wales Were Born Abroad
There Are Two Americas When It Comes to ESG
Cool Mud Beats Concrete for Building Homes in a Hotter Africa
In LA, Mayoral Hopefuls Face Off With the City’s Thorniest Issue
Bedrock, USA: How Secure Are America’s Midterm Elections?
New Federal Data Shows the Home Appraisal Gap Is Getting Worse
How to Trade an Unusually Boring Bitcoin
Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital Explores Job Cuts of About 20%
Skeptical Nigerians Aren’t Sold On Africa’s First Digital Currency
