What people are saying about China’s chipmaking export controls
(Reuters) -China will control exports of some metals used in the semiconductor industry, ramping up a technology war with the…
July 4, 2023
Fighting rages in Sudan’s capital as army tries to cut off supply routes
(Reuters) – Fierce battles broke out on Tuesday across Omdurman, the western part of Sudan’s wider capital, as the army…
Credit Suisse investor group joins claim seeking better UBS takeover price
By John Revill ZURICH (Reuters) -A Swiss proxy adviser representing some former Credit Suisse shareholders has backed a class-action lawsuit…
Putin reassures Asian allies of Russia’s stability after mutiny
MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin reassured Asian leaders of Russia’s stability and unity on Tuesday in his first appearance at…
China’s choice of PBOC party chief signals financial stability worries
By Kevin Yao BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s appointment of financial technocrat Pan Gongsheng to a top political post at the…
Los Angeles-area hotel workers strike over wages, housing
By Steve Gorman and Gabriella Borter LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Thousands of Los Angeles-area hotel workers went on strike on Sunday…
Ryanair’s monthly traffic hits record high in June
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ryanair (RYA.I) flew a record 17.4 million passengers in June, its highest for a single month and…
Four killed, two injured in Philadelphia shooting
(Reuters) -Four people were killed and two were injured in a shooting on Monday night in Philadelphia, and a suspect…
What does Twitter ‘rate limit exceeded’ mean for users?
(Reuters) -Elon Musk’s Twitter has put a temporary limit on the number of tweets that users can see each day,…
In French banlieues, distrust of police runs deep
By Layli Foroudi PARIS (Reuters) -Sports teacher Benjamin Belaidi held a banner reading “no justice, no peace” as he marched…