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  • Turkey President Recep Erdogan has said natural gas discovered in the Black Sea will be deliverable by 2023.Newsletters

    Turkey’s push for energy security needs more renewables than gas

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  • Outdoors, social distance seating like this in New York has allowed diners to return to restaurants in greater numbers.Newsletters

    Michelangelo vs. MacGyver: Who will design the offices of our post-COVID future?

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has expanded his portfolio to Japan with a $6 billion purchase across five trading houses.International

    Warren Buffett’s $6 billion investment in Japan is not as unusual as it might seem

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  • International

    DDoS cyberattacks have skyrocketed this year. Just ask the New Zealand stock exchange

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  • Peugeot is among the legacy European brands adding new electric vehicles to its fleet this year.International

    Tesla loses ground in Europe despite a local surge in EV purchases post-lockdown

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  • Chinese electric-vehicle maker Xpeng raised $1.5 billion in a New York IPO on Thursday.International

    How Tesla led the way for Chinese rival Xpeng’s $1.5 billion IPO

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  • BEIJING, CHINA – AUGUST 22: A symbol of TikTok (Douyin) is pictured at The Place shopping mall at dusk on August 22, 2020 in Beijing, China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)International

    TikTok’s most vocal defender is now its new interim CEO

    By Naomi Xu Elegant and Eamon Barrett
  • Semiconductors are a weakness in China’s drive for self-sufficiency in technology, as the country spends more importing chips than it does on oil.International

    China will spend $300 billion on semiconductor imports as U.S. squeezes chip supply

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  • Trading on the New Zealand Stock Exchange was suspended briefly Wednesday after a cyberattack disabled the exchange’s website. (Ticker shown here is from March.)International

    Cyberattacks disrupt trading on New Zealand stock exchange twice in 24 hours

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  • Medical workers from Guangdong arrived in Hong Kong Saturday to assist in the citywide coronavirus testing scheme.International

    Hong Kong’s new mass COVID testing scheme is free and voluntary—and some citizens are suspicious

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  • Newsletters

    Ikea promises ‘democratic’ design. Has its Virgil Abloh collaboration lived up?

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Chinese company Sinovac Biotech began human trials of its COVID-19 vaccine in Brazil in July. China revealed on Saturday that some of its key workers have received a COVID-19 vaccine, even though no immunization has received official approval.International

    China has been vaccinating key workers with unapproved COVID-19 vaccines for weeks

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  • Inside A Kroger Co. Store Ahead Of Earnings FiguresInternational

    Can COVID-19 be transmitted through frozen food? An expert has some answers

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  • Frozen meat imports are suspected of helping carry the COVID-19 internationally after the packaging of several products tested positive for the virus. Photo by Yang Yi/China News Service via Getty ImagesInternational

    Chicken wings with traces of COVID reignite questions about food-borne transmission risks

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  • China Post has reportedly joined the international investigation to prevent shipments of strange seeds from China to the U.S.International

    U.S. and China are working together to crack the case of the mystery seeds

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