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Northern Irish economy outperforming UK thanks to Brexit protocol

13/05/2022 - Leave a Comment

BELFAST — The post-Brexit trade protocol is helping, not hurting, growth and profitability in Northern Ireland because of its advantageous access to EU markets, according to a British economic think …

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China’s difficult balancing act: Achieving zero-Covid policy and economic growth

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If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans, so the joke goes. And the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has announced them loud and clear. In 2022, the …

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No, Republicans Aren’t Better at Managing the Economy Than Democrats

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In the first-ever televised debate between vice presidential candidates in 1976, Kansas Republican Robert Dole deflected a question about his running mate Gerald Ford’s pardon of Richard Nixon by accusing the Democrats …

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Scotland suffering ‘cost of living with Westminster crisis’ amid stark Brexit inflation report

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SCOTLAND is suffering a “cost of living with Westminster crisis”, it has been claimed, after stark reports revealed the full impact of Brexit on soaring inflation and food prices. The trade agreement between the …

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China’s Politburo pledges support for economy

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EIJING, April 29 (Reuters) – China will step up policy support for the economy, including its embattled internet platforms, as domestic COVID-19 outbreaks and the war in Ukraine raise risks, …

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Possibility of ‘large’ economic shocks in future, Yellen warns

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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Thursday the global pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine highlight the possibility of big economic shocks in the future, adding that downturns are “likely …

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How four big industries are driving the exploitation of our oceans

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The world’s first offshore wind farm opened off the coast of Lolland, Denmark, in 1991. Since then, the global installed capacity has grown to nearly 35 gigawatts – enough to power …

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Economic growth slows as cost-of-living crisis dents optimism

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The UK economy grew at its slowest pace for three months as companies saw a marked slowdown in business in the first half of April, according to new data. The …

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Experts mull Islamic digital economy’s future and challenges

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EDDAH: Saudi Arabia was fast reaching its goal of becoming the global hub for Shariah-compliant investment, amid challenges of aligning the growing industry securely with the latest digital technology. These …

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The UK’s longest gig economy strike isn’t letting up

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Now lasting for over 100 days, food couriers in Sheffield are continuing to lead a strike in protest of their pay cut. It’s unusually cold in Sheffield. The sunrise on …

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