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  • A group of Hong Kongers outside the Houses of Parliament in London protest the limited rights of British national overseas passport holders.International

    Do some Hong Kongers have the right to resettle in the U.K.? China’s new security law revives old debate

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  • Applicants at a job fair in Wuhan on April 21 where over 1,600 vacancies were open for residents emerging from a months-long lockdownInternational

    The mystery of China’s unemployment rate

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  • China announced it would impose a national security law in Hong Kong at the opening of Beijing’s annual parliamentary assembly Thursday. (Xinhua/Li Xueren via Getty Images)International

    China’s new national security law threatens Hong Kong’s friendly business climate

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  • New York Reports First Decline In Daily Coronavirus DeathsInternational

    What happens to an investor’s shares when a company delists?

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  • Nestle will manufacture plant-based meat at a new factory in Tianjin, China—the company’s first fake-meat plant in Asia.International

    Nestlé is opening a plant-based meat factory in China, its first in Asia

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  • Nasdaq has informed Luckin Coffee its shares will be removed from the stock exchange following major accounts fraud.International

    Luckin Coffee’s Nasdaq delisting is fresh ammo for U.S. threats against Chinese stocks

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  • Amazon’s Jeff Bezos has used AI to spin his e-commerce enterprise into the second largest company in the U.S.Newsletters

    How Jeff Bezos built an A.I.-driven “cyber contraption” that puts customers first

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • At the Huawei Analysts Summit on Monday, Huawei Rotating Chairman Guo Ping said “survival is the key word” for the company now, following new restrictions from the U.S. Commerce Department.Tech

    Huawei says “survival” is primary focus as U.S. expands restrictions on semiconductor sales

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  • New Zealand’s government delivered its 2020 budget today, earmarking $30 billion for its COVID-19 recovery, a fraction of which was dedicated to “nature based jobs.”Newsletters

    Calls for ‘green’ economic recovery plans are growing louder—except from the GOP

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  • The transformational Ford assembly line is redesigned by the pandemicNewsletters

    Ford versus Tesla: design thinking and the return to work

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • CHINA-ECONOMY-US-TRADEInternational

    The Trump administration wants U.S. supply chain to leave China—but U.S. companies want to stay

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  • Operations At Ajit Industries As India's Factories Tip-Toe Back After Partially Lift of LockdownInternational

    India and Japan offer land and funding to lure factories out of China

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  • Shanghai Disneyland sets up social-distancing queues in preparation for reopening for the first time since Jan. 25. (Photo by Hu Chengwei/Getty Images)International

    Reopening of Shanghai Disneyland is a proving ground for pandemic-era theme parks

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  • Social distance in a box. Stickers in a Bangkok office elevator show workers where to stand. Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)Newsletters

    Designing a safe work space for the post-pandemic era

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Daily Life In Beijing After China Declared Epidemic ContainedInternational

    Inside China’s reopening: A Beijing tech worker needs a quarantine certificate to dine out

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