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The transforming factory landscape in China as the economy slows down and workers are harder to find.

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Highlights the manufacuring strategy at AMD. AMD is investing in modernizing factories in Dresden, in the former East Germany, using new chip making technology. This is planned to meet the higher demand AMD anticipates and to avoid the supply problems that AMD has struggled with in the past. Additionally deals with Singaporean contract maker CSMF to resond to surge in demand are stated by Reuters and cited in NYT.
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China's push for globalization is being perceived internationally as an effort to promote its own industries.

Clashes with the U.S. on trade have changed the perception of China in global trade compared to what it was four years ago or in 2008. Tariffs in the U.S. on Chinese imports, slowing foreign investment, inflated property prices, bad debt at banks, and shrinking working age population, are leading to slowing growth which in coming years could drop from 6.1% in 2019. The Belt and Road Initiative is also being perceived differently as it has led to increased in indebtedness of countries in Africa and Asia, debt that cannot be paid back. Much of the ebullient optimism of a few years back is no longer present. The Pew Research Center survey of 34 countries in December 2019 shows about 45% of adults surveyed lacking confidence in China's policy positions in world affairs, according to this report in the WSJ.

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US makes a sharp increase in defense and humanitarian assistance to Poland. President Biden visits the US 82nd Airborne Division in Rzeszow, Poland.

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Tibet suddenly enters the picture as a new generation of Tibetans seek freedom and their own culture and heritage and resentment of Han Chinese in Lhasa grows at the same time. Will it spoil China's image?
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India amass a 175 run lead with three wickets in hand against England in the First Test with Rahul's 86 and Jadeja's unbeaten 81 runs.

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This perspectives piece in the DW.com says Germany should now have cleaner air and cleaner cars on the road thanks to a little pressure from the EU and from the courts. This comes after a federal court in Leipzig ruled in favor of cities imposing ban on diesel cars where air pollution is bad. DW.com points out that Chancellor Merkel was known as the "climate chancellor" early in her first term after her push for international climate protection policies, but she forgot to take along the German auto industry.

The German auto industry it says neglected to take heed to the shift in policy and continued to develop high diesel emission vehicles ending up in the situation of diesel emissions data manipulation in the diesel emissions scandal.

 

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Tiny sheikdoms such as Kuwait were set up in the heydays of the British Empire- in 2026 Kuwait's 1.5 million residents and 3 million expatriates face a completely stalled economy following the blocking of the Hormuz Straits. The kingdom is dependent now on $1 trillion reserve fund as it seeks to resume oil exports.

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Deborah Wahl Meyer takes up the position of chief marketing officer for Chrysler, she is a former Ford and Toyota manager who tried new things to promote the Lexus brand. Expect imaginative and new ideas from Ms Wahl.
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Money goig to countries with national oil companies also ends up in these countries central banks and reserves which are invested in US governmet securities helping ease the credit crisis in the USA and helping keep interest rates low.
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Half the buyers who buy the Prius want to make a statement one survey shows. About 400,000 sold and on track to sell 175,00 in 2007. Whats the secret? One possibly is that to make a statement you need to have the name synonymus with hybrid something Honda Gm and Ford failed to do as they had hybrid versions of aregular car or suv. Honda is trying now to build one from scratch. Interestingly its Accord hybrid version did not deliver much more mileage than its gasoline version (why?) and is being discontinued. GM's Volt will be built only as a hybrid.
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