Their parents made China the world’s factory. Can the kids save the family business?
By David Kirton RUICHANG, China (Reuters) – When Steven Du took over his parents’ factory producing temperature control systems in…
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Russia rejects U.N. help as death toll from breached Kakhovka dam rises
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Russia reports fierce fighting, Zelenskiy praises troops, counter-offensive
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Scholz faces tricky balancing act in Germany-China talks
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Israel’s Netanyahu seeks ‘active steps’ on judicial overhaul this week
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Start of truce period brings lull in fighting to Sudan’s capital
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Swiss voters approve global minimum corporate tax, climate goals
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Blinken, Qin hold ‘candid’ talks, US and China agree to meet again
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