A business dependent on Chinese tourists finally has something to celebrate. Photo: Ting Shu Wang/Reuters Almost three years later, China is finally reopening its borders. This will also mean a return of Chinese tourists, boosting… Read More »Chinese ‘Revenge Travel’ Will Lift Tourism in 2023
Singapore—Tesla Ltd. TSLA <span>-1.76%</span> The company halted vehicle production at its Shanghai plant on Saturday, extending a planned eight-day shutdown at the world’s largest plant by volume, according to a person familiar with the matter.</p><div>… Read More »Tesla Extends Shutdown at Shanghai Plant in Rare Christmas Suspension
HONG KONG — China’s central health authority has stopped releasing daily Covid-19 data, a three-year effort that has attracted criticism for grossly under-reporting the surge in infections now sweeping the country. finished. In a one-line… Read More »China Stops Issuing Daily Covid Data Ahead of Outbreak’s Peak
The rapid spread of Covid-19 in China has led to reports of overcrowding in hospitals and flooding of crematoriums. It also helps determine if Omicron is really a milder version of the virus. Iterations of… Read More »Covid-19’s Spread in China Might Tell Us How Deadly Omicron Really Is
WASHINGTON – Lawmakers are targeting child hunger by funding a new program estimated to cost about $23 billion over a decade and help feed about 29 million schoolchildren over the summer. is defined. The program… Read More »Congress Funds Summer Food Program to Help an Estimated 29 Million Children
Census Bureau figures released Thursday showed the U.S. population to grow 0.4% this year, putting pressure on a tight labor market in a period of historically slow growth. newsletter signup news Catch up on headlines,… Read More »U.S. Population Growth Remains Sluggish Despite Uptick This Year