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MILAN (Reuters) -Expected new Chinese curbs on rare earth metal exports could have a significant impact on the European auto industry, the head of Italian auto part maker lobby ANFIA said on Tuesday, as reserves of those materials are low. Despite an agreement in July aimed at fast-tracking shipments to Europe, China has maintained tight control over rare earth exports and last week announced expanded curbs. The country refines and processes the vast majority of the world’s rare earths that are essential for industries including semiconductors, defence, and automotive manufacturing.Read More
LONDON (Reuters) -Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski warned on Tuesday Europe must be prepared for Russia to strike deep into the region, calling it “irresponsible” not to build defences such as a “drone wall” on its eastern flank. In London to unveil an Iranian Shahed-136 drone downed in …Read More
Revolut’s full banking license is on hold because U.K.’s central bank is concerned whether the startup can maintain its risk controls in the face of its rapid international expansion.Read More
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Both men were born in China but hold Cambodian, Cypriot and Hong Kong citizenship.Read More
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The 1990s were a great time to be a Wendy’s fan, and the nostalgia for some of those past favorites still lingers, especially for one menu item in particular.Read More
Three in 10 American adults are still afraid of the dark, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 general population Americans revealed 29% of respondents admitted they still haveRead More