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US To China: “Let’s Talk More About Trade.” China Calls For Sincerity.

U.S. and Chinese officials expressed hope for positive economic relations this week as U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo met with Chinese leaders for a second day in Beijing to dicuss new channels for communication about trade and trade disputes. Chinese Premier Li Qiang told Raimondo that “sound economic relations and trade cooperation will not only […]

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Help Not Wanted: With Labor Shortages in the U.S. Why Is It So Hard For Immmigrants To Work Legally?

Lawmakers and employers all over the United States have been pressing the federal government to make it easier and quicker for  asylum-seekers to get legal work permits, but there has been little sign of action on gridlocked Capital Hill. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul last Thursday publicly criticized the Biden administration for its inaction on […]

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Ministry Of Small Business Finally Opens Doors, With Employees Psyched-Up After Last Minute Training.

Finally, after weeks of activties that included taking the ministry on the road so as to get the attention of business owners and the public  in St. Kitts, the brand-spanking-new Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship opened its doors this morning. Members of staff at the new Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship were on […]

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The Cocaine In Spain Comes Mainly With Plantains, Say Cops Who Intercepted Shipment From Ecuador.

The Spanish National Police said on Friday they had confiscated 9.5 tonnes of cocaine blocks hidden in a refrigerated container full of bananas coming from Ecuador, in what became the largest  illicit drug shipment interception in Spain’s history.” In the course of a joint operation with the Customs Surveillance Service, agents of the National Police […]

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Business Set To Grow In South America, With Paraguay Leading The Pack.

According to a study by the Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV), the business climate in Latin America rose in the third quarter of 2023 to its best level in the last two years and the second best in almost six years, the economic research center FGV said. The so-called Latin American economic climate index (ICE), which […]

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Tesla On Trial In Autopilot Death Cases.

Tesla is preparing to defend itself in two upcoming trials that claim that failure of its Autopilot driver assistant feature led to the deaths of drivers in California and Florida, in what will likely be a major test of Elon Musk’s claims about how road-ready the autopilot technology really is. Self-driving capability is central to […]

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Mr. Gladstone, I Presume. Guyana Prime Minister Meets Plantation Owner Descendants.

Prime Minister Mark Phillips welcomed an  apology delivered in person by the descendants of John Gladstone, a former large-scale British plantation owner in Demerara, but  is also calling for an apology and reparations from both the Dutch and British Governments, to compensate descendents of African slaves in the territory now known as Guyana. The prime […]

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Loch Ness Monster Hunt Fails, But Brings Monster Benefits To Scottish Tourism.

About 200 hightly-trained monster observers plus several boats equipped with sonar and underwater microphones failed this weekend to spot the Loch Ness Monster in Scotland’s  biggest monster hunt for 50 years. Rain and poor conditions may have aided the secretive monster, which is now more than 1000 years old. Hundreds of volunteers lined the shorelines […]

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Bob Barker: TV Showman Since Early Days Of TV Dead At 99.

Bob Barker, the perennially cheery host of “The Price Is Right,” the longest-running game show in American television history, also very well-known as an advocate for animal rights, died on Saturday at his home in the luxurious Hollywood Hills section of Los Angeles. He was 99 years old. Barker was a fixture of daytime television […]

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Killer Gang Massacres Protesters In Haiti With Machine Guns. At Least 7 Dead.

A gang in Haiti has shot and killed at least seven people who were marching in a big protest against gang control of their living areas. The marching protest was organised by a church leader. Hundreds of parishioners, some armed with machetes, marched through a suburb of the capital, Port-au-Prince, in a bid to rid […]

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