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Lawsuits increase while U.S.-listed Chinese companies face regulatory scrutiny

Lawsuits increase while U.S.-listed Chinese companies face regulatory scrutiny

by Henry Ren | Sep 21, 2020 | Business & Tech, Featured

It is not just the Trump administration that plans a crackdown on Chinese companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges. Shareholders want to make them pay, too. In 2020, U.S. shareholders have sued 20 Chinese companies that currently or used to sell shares on the New York...
Tougher noise-reduction rules for passenger planes might not be worth cost, study shows

Tougher noise-reduction rules for passenger planes might not be worth cost, study shows

by Alyk Russell Kenlan | Aug 28, 2020 | Business & Tech, Featured

Commercial airplanes are already required to keep noise at levels similar to a subway train and tougher rules to make them even quieter might not justify the cost, a federal study has concluded. A newly released Government Accountability Office report found that...
China is far behind farm purchases needed to fulfill terms of trade deal with U.S.

China is far behind farm purchases needed to fulfill terms of trade deal with U.S.

by Henry Ren | Aug 17, 2020 | Business & Tech, Featured

China bought less than one-fourth of its promised $36.6 billion yearly U.S. agriculture import target in the first half of 2020, China customs data showed. There is still time to meet the commitment, however, and strong demand could push China to make record-level...
The UK is on the brink of a youth unemployment crisis

The UK is on the brink of a youth unemployment crisis

by Silvia Martelli | Aug 16, 2020 | Business & Tech

The UK is on the brink of a youth unemployment crisis: As many as one in four workers aged 16 to 25 could be jobless as the country emerges from the coronavirus lockdown. Young people are disproportionately employed in restaurants, pubs, hotels and leisure centers,...
Minority- and female-owned businesses hurt more by COVID-19

Minority- and female-owned businesses hurt more by COVID-19

by Megan Sauer and Xurui Tan | Jul 21, 2020 | Business & Tech, Featured

Kizzy Williams, the owner of Allie B’s Cozy Kitchen, still remembers preparing to open her restaurant six years ago: She scrubbed the stove, stored food and relied on a network of customers and employees to keep her business afloat. Because of the pandemic, she...
U.S. contact-tracing efforts on Covid-19 falter on privacy worries, technology gap

U.S. contact-tracing efforts on Covid-19 falter on privacy worries, technology gap

by Amy Sokolow | Jul 9, 2020 | Business & Tech, Coronavirus

Countries such as South Korea have curbed the coronavirus by using contact-tracing phone apps, but the U.S. has stalled in its own efforts because of privacy concerns and other hurdles. One of the biggest challenges, experts told a congressional panel this week, is...
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