U.S. Treasury Diplomat Nominee Aims To Curb China's Lending Influence

U.S. Treasury Diplomat Nominee Aims To Curb China’s Lending Influence

By David Lawder WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The nominee for the U.S. Treasury’s top economic diplomacy job said on Tuesday he wants to limit China’s growing global lending influence by working with international financial institutions and development banks to give countries borrowing alternatives. Jay Shambaugh is President Joe Biden’s choice for Treasury undersecretary for international affairs. If…

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Canada Regulator Demands Answers From Rogers For Network Outage

Canada Regulator Demands Answers From Rogers For Network Outage

OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada’s telecoms regulator said on Tuesday it has ordered Rogers Communications to respond to questions about last week’s network outage that impacted millions of Canadians. Rogers needs to provide a detailed account as to “why” and “how” the outage happened, and what measures the company is putting in place to prevent future outages,…

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Heat wave forecast for Spain, Portugal fuels wildfire worry

MADRID (AP) — Spain’s second heat wave in less than a month and the year’s first for neighboring Portugal is expected to last at least until the weekend, weather forecasters said Tuesday. With temperatures in both countries already elevated, the outlook magnified wildfire worries. Portugal could get the highest temperatures. The central Alentejo region is…

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