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The Washington Postflipped into OpinionsOpinion | Manufacturing is thriving in the South. Here’s why neither party can admit it.
Both parties are afraid to confront the real story behind manufacturing losses. Gary Winslett is an associate professor at Middlebury College in Vermont. There’s a popular story that politicians in both parties like to tell us: The Rust Belt was a thriving region until China, Mexico and their …
UNILADflipped into Latest & Breaking NewsChina hits out at US with scathing response to trade deal with UK
China has lashed out at the US with a scathing response to Trump's trade deal with UK. Tensions have been rising between the global superpowers ever …
South China Morning Postflipped into SCMPChina, US sign duelling deals after agreeing to trade war truce
China and the United States have agreed to a temporary, partial truce in their unprecedented trade war, but their heated rivalry is far from over.As …
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The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Latest From the WSJU.S. Crude Oil Supplies Rise Unexpectedly
Oil inventories rose by 3.5 million barrels to 441.8 million barrels in the week ended May 9, while analysts predicted stockpiles would fall by 1.8 million barrels U.S. crude oil inventories posted an unexpected build last week, while product stocks fell amid higher demand, according to data …
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TSX Today: What to Watch for in Stocks on Wednesday, May 14
Canadian stocks extended their winning streak on Tuesday, lifted by firm commodity prices, cooler-than-expected U.S. consumer inflation data, and …
Texas Attorney General Investigates General Mills for Alleged Deceptive Marketing of Cereals as "Healthy"
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has stepped up to hold General Mills accountable for what he describes as deceptive marketing practices, zeroing in …
