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  • New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has reimposed lockdown measures after a COVID-19 cluster emerged in Auckland.International

    New Zealand investigates a common suspect in its mysterious new COVID cluster

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  • Ford CEO Jim Hackett is set to retire in September, to be replaced by the company’s chief operating officer, Jim Farley.Newsletters

    Jim Hackett is leaving Ford. Will his design-driven strategy remain?

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Huawei consumer group CEO Richard Yu told an industry event that Huawei would stop producing its flagship Kirin chipsetsInternational

    The U.S. wanted to starve Huawei of chips. It’s working

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  • TSM.09.20.Taiwan SemiconductorMagazine

    Semiconductors are a weapon in the U.S.-China trade war. Can this chipmaker serve both sides?

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  • On Thursday Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin released the Working Group on Financial Markets’ proposal that could block Chinese IPOs.International

    A White House proposal to delist Chinese companies could upend this year’s IPO market

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  • In Iraq, enterprising residents have taken too erecting makeshift showers on the street to provide respite from the heat.Newsletters

    Heatwaves could kill as many people as all infectious diseases

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  • China Vice Premier Liu he and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer are discuss the Phase One trade deal via video link next week.International

    China’s U.S. energy imports are 95% below what it promised in the Phase One trade deal

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  • Voting by mail has boomed during the pandemic, highlighting major issues with how the system is designed.Newsletters

    Lost in the mail: How to redesign an election for the pandemic

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  • The USDA has been investigating the postage of unsolicited seeds from China to the U.S.International

    USDA identifies 14 of those mysterious seeds from China

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  • Li Auto-IPO-Li Xiang OneInternational

    How the U.S. IPO of a Chinese electric vehicle maker defied Washington’s roadblocks

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  • Beijing Cinemas Reopen After Six Months Closure Due To COVID-19 PandemicInternational

    Apple and Samsung have topped the smartphone market for 9 years. Now there’s a new leader

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  • Newsletters

    One of the year’s most buzzed-about graphic designers had a secret: He was a machine

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • TSMC shares surged Monday and Tuesday after Intel announced it might outsource more manufacturing.International

    Intel’s decline makes rival chipmaker TSMC the world’s 10th most valuable company

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  • European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen (L) and European Council President Charles Michel (R) bump elbows after EU leaders spent four days negotiating a landmark economic recovery package.Newsletters

    The EU passed the world’s largest green stimulus package—but is it green enough?

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  • Credit Cards Production at Hyundai Card Co. Factory Ahead of GDPInternational

    One country avoided a full coronavirus lockdown. It just entered a recession anyway

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