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China's New Online Game Regulations Send Shockwaves Through IndustryChina's strict gaming regulations create tension, but seen as aimed at managing the industry rather than suppressing it.
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China's Economic Dominance Faces Challenges: What Lies Ahead?China's economic dominance narrative falters as forecasts push back surpassing the U.S. to 2037, raising concerns.
Can Biden Bounce Back? U.S. Economy and 2024 Election ProspectsSouth Korean analysts expect U.S. economy's global growth leadership with positive impact; uncertainty lingers due to U.S.-China tensions.
China Eases Real Estate Rules: Lower Down Payments for Beijing HomesChina has lowered the down payment requirement for first-time homebuyers and eased regulations to stimulate the stagnant real estate market.
China's Economy Hit Hard by Salary Cuts and Unpaid WagesChina's economy faces multiple challenges: declining salaries, wage non-payment, deflation, and business closures, raising concerns.
U.S. and Chinese Economies Headed in Opposite Directions, says Goldman SachsGoldman Sachs' John Waldron's negative outlook on China's economy cites policy shortcomings and structural problems.
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China's Economic Policy for 2024: Prioritizing Technological Innovation and GrowthChina emphasizes 'growth' in its economic policy to revive the economy, addressing real estate, unemployment, and deflation issues.
Wall Street Cuts Back on China Investments Amid Recession and Xi Jinping Regime FearsWall Street reduces China investments due to real estate woes, economic concerns, and political uncertainty under President Xi Jinping.
China's Real Estate Challenges for Next 4-6 Years, Oxford Economics WarnsChina may need 4 to 6 years to resolve its real estate crisis, says economist Louis Lu, citing oversupply issues and slow demand recovery.
US Job Market Chill: Workers Less Eager to Jump Ship Amidst UncertaintyThe Great Resignation in the U.S. slows as job confidence declines. The voluntary resignation rate remains at 2.3%.
China Accuses Moody's of Bias: 'No Need to Worry, Economic Growth Remains Strong'Moody's shifts China's credit outlook to "negative," but Chinese officials remain optimistic about ongoing economic recovery.
US Commerce Secretary Urges Allies to Unite Against China's Export Control EvasionU.S. Commerce Secretary urges allies to strengthen joint export controls against China amid rising tensions.
"Are we the same person?" The comedian lost 30 kilograms, and the reason wasn't dieting. Comedian Song Pil-geun, who was diagnosed with acute necrotizing pancreatitis earlier this year, has shared his latest news.On the upcoming episode of KBS2's 'Gag Concert' on March 3, Song Pil-geun will return with a segment called 'King Take...
U.S. Policy Boosts Production and Jobs, Positive Impact on Korea?U.S. industrial policy boosts South Korean economy, fostering market entry and exports for manufacturing companies.
Is the 'American Dream' a Thing of the Past? Survey Reveals DoubtsOnly 36% of Americans still believe in the "American Dream," a significant decline from 53% in 2012, according to a survey.
China's Rising Semiconductor Industry Puts Pressure on Korea Amid US Restrictions China's growing semiconductor self-sufficiency challenges U.S. sanctions, causing concerns for South Korean companies dependent on the market.
China's New Online Game Regulations Send Shockwaves Through Industry China's strict gaming regulations create tension, but seen as aimed at managing the industry rather than suppressing it.
Trump to Loose and Musk's X Goes Bankrupt in 2024, According to FT's Predictions Financial Times predicts Biden winning U.S. election, low chance of Middle East war, possible U.S. economic pain, China's growth, and more.
Elon Musk's 'Crazy Idea': Comparing Capitalism and Communism in Korea Elon Musk shared contrasting satellite images of South and North Korea on X (Twitter), sparking discussions about their differences.
X's Value Drops Over 70% After Musk's Acquisition: Bankruptcy Risk Looms Elon Musk's social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), has reportedly lost over 70% of its value in a year, raising bankruptcy concerns.
China's Economic Dominance Faces Challenges: What Lies Ahead? China's economic dominance narrative falters as forecasts push back surpassing the U.S. to 2037, raising concerns.
Can Biden Bounce Back? U.S. Economy and 2024 Election Prospects South Korean analysts expect U.S. economy's global growth leadership with positive impact; uncertainty lingers due to U.S.-China tensions.
China Eases Real Estate Rules: Lower Down Payments for Beijing Homes China has lowered the down payment requirement for first-time homebuyers and eased regulations to stimulate the stagnant real estate market.
China's Economy Hit Hard by Salary Cuts and Unpaid Wages China's economy faces multiple challenges: declining salaries, wage non-payment, deflation, and business closures, raising concerns.
U.S. and Chinese Economies Headed in Opposite Directions, says Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs' John Waldron's negative outlook on China's economy cites policy shortcomings and structural problems.
59% of Americans Sense a Recession Vs. Government Officials Soft Landing Claims U.S. officials claim 'soft landing,' but 59% of Americans perceive an ongoing economic recession, challenging expert assessments.
China's Economic Policy for 2024: Prioritizing Technological Innovation and Growth China emphasizes 'growth' in its economic policy to revive the economy, addressing real estate, unemployment, and deflation issues.
Wall Street Cuts Back on China Investments Amid Recession and Xi Jinping Regime Fears Wall Street reduces China investments due to real estate woes, economic concerns, and political uncertainty under President Xi Jinping.
China's Real Estate Challenges for Next 4-6 Years, Oxford Economics Warns China may need 4 to 6 years to resolve its real estate crisis, says economist Louis Lu, citing oversupply issues and slow demand recovery.
US Job Market Chill: Workers Less Eager to Jump Ship Amidst Uncertainty The Great Resignation in the U.S. slows as job confidence declines. The voluntary resignation rate remains at 2.3%.
China Accuses Moody's of Bias: 'No Need to Worry, Economic Growth Remains Strong' Moody's shifts China's credit outlook to "negative," but Chinese officials remain optimistic about ongoing economic recovery.
US Commerce Secretary Urges Allies to Unite Against China's Export Control Evasion U.S. Commerce Secretary urges allies to strengthen joint export controls against China amid rising tensions.
"Are we the same person?" The comedian lost 30 kilograms, and the reason wasn't dieting. Comedian Song Pil-geun, who was diagnosed with acute necrotizing pancreatitis earlier this year, has shared his latest news.On the upcoming episode of KBS2's 'Gag Concert' on March 3, Song Pil-geun will return with a segment called 'King Take...
U.S. Policy Boosts Production and Jobs, Positive Impact on Korea? U.S. industrial policy boosts South Korean economy, fostering market entry and exports for manufacturing companies.
Is the 'American Dream' a Thing of the Past? Survey Reveals Doubts Only 36% of Americans still believe in the "American Dream," a significant decline from 53% in 2012, according to a survey.
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