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China is still a decade behind the U.S. in chip technology—but the world still needs the mature chips it’s making, says ASML’s CEO
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China is still a decade behind the U.S. in chip technology—but the world still needs the mature chips it’s making, says ASML’s CEO

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July 9, 2024
FILE: An Asda logo sits on an employee's jacket as he works near a display of tinned food inside an Asda supermarket, the U.K. retail arm of Wal-Mart Stores Inc., in Watford, U.K., on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. U.K. grocer J Sainsbury Plc plans to buy Walmart Inc.s Asda in a 7.3 billion-pound ($10 billion) deal that would transform the countrys supermarket industry and leave the U.S. retailer as the combined companys biggest shareholder. Our editors select the best archive images of the two supermarket chains.
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Asda is scrapping its ‘physically exhausting’ 4-day workweek, revealing a critical factor in why it can fail

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July 8, 2024
BYD’s aggressive discounts are annoying customers—and officials—in Thailand, the ‘Detroit of Asia’
Leadership

BYD’s aggressive discounts are annoying customers—and officials—in Thailand, the ‘Detroit of Asia’

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July 8, 2024
Lewis Goodall (L), Jon Sopel and Emily Maitlis attend The British Podcast Awards 2023.
Tech

These Podcasters won the U.K. General Election, snapping up multi-million dollar deals and sell-out shows

By Alex Wood Morton and Ryan Hogg
July 6, 2024
China is poised to dominate the market for legacy chips, and the U.S. may only have itself to blame
Tech

China is poised to dominate the market for legacy chips, and the U.S. may only have itself to blame

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July 5, 2024
China, eager to show it’s open to non-Chinese brands, puts Tesla on a government procurement list for the first time
Tech

China, eager to show it’s open to non-Chinese brands, puts Tesla on a government procurement list for the first time

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July 5, 2024
Rishi Sunak visits Nuneaton Cricket Club as he campaigns in the Midlands on July 1, 2024 in Nuneaton, United Kingdom.
Politics

Rishi Sunak may have lost his $177,000 prime minister gig, but a multimillion-dollar corporate payday awaits the man richer than King Charles

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July 5, 2024
Washington’s scrutiny of Chinese and Chinese American scientists is hurting their productivity—and global scientific cooperation
Leadership

Washington’s scrutiny of Chinese and Chinese American scientists is hurting their productivity—and global scientific cooperation

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July 4, 2024
Labour leader Keir Starmer
Politics

Voters head to the polls for the U.K.’s general election as Keir Starmer’s Labour on course for a historic victory

By Alex Wickham and Bloomberg
July 4, 2024
woman watching as a red train arrives
Lifestyle

The German railway system has become a ‘national embarrassment’ amid Euro 2024—and there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel

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July 3, 2024
Singapore is trying to be a wealth hub. Now 6 family offices that got tax breaks are tied to the nation’s biggest money-laundering case
Finance

Singapore is trying to be a wealth hub. Now 6 family offices that got tax breaks are tied to the nation’s biggest money-laundering case

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July 3, 2024
Queen Elizabeth drinks Tea Nauru
Retail

Can Gen Z save tea? How young Brits are reigniting love for the classic cuppa amid a crisis of relevance

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July 3, 2024
View of a road and homes in Ny-Alesund, Svalbard, Norway
Politics

The Arctic archipelago of Svalbard has just one unsold private property, listed at €300 million—but the Norwegian government is fighting to block its sale

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July 2, 2024
China’s social media companies pledge to clamp down on anti-Japanese posts after a fatal stabbing attack last week
Tech

China’s social media companies pledge to clamp down on anti-Japanese posts after a fatal stabbing attack last week

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July 2, 2024
A person walks on a treadmill at a desk while working from home
Lifestyle

A WFH ‘culture war’ has broken out across Europe, with the U.K. leading the charge as the most WFH-friendly country, while France lags behind

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July 2, 2024

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