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Iran ramped up its threats against shipping on Wednesday, warning that international waterways can not be secure if the regime’s

Centuries-Old Japanese Family Firms Make History Relevant To Today’s Business World

Strategy-makers in long-lived Japanese firms face a challenge to match generations of history and guidance with modern-day corporate challenges and

By Frank Shostak* There are some signs that the pace of US economic activity is starting to slow down. For

The stock market enjoys a mythological place not only among mainstream media types, but also among many progressives. For some

The average number of foreign workers registered with the Spanish Social Security system stood at 2,170,368 in July, 7,901 fewer

By Beatriz Rios (EurActiv) — Inflation in the euro area fell to 1% in July, its lowest level since 2016, according

By Madalin Necsutu Moldova and Ukraine have signed a contract to upgrade gas distribution stations for imports from Romania, stepping

An Iranian deputy minister of road said the case of a British oil tanker captured for violating the international maritime

The African Continental Free Trade Area, launched in July, is a landmark achievement, aiming to eliminate tariffs on 90% of

By John Feffer* A group of Italians started the Slow Food movement back in the 1980s. Stay away from fast-food restaurants,