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'If it disappears, so be it': Belgian former EU official unconcerned by loss of European industry

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​brussels times​​​ By Thomas Moller-Nielsen In an interview with l'Echo, Pierre Régibeau – the recently retired Chief Competition Economist at the European Commission's Directorate-General for →

Will Chevron finally run out of gas?

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american thinker By James V. DeLong The Chevron doctrine is a rule adopted by the Supreme Court in 1984. It says that when the language of a statute is ambiguous, a court must defer to the regulatory →

New Delhi urged to discard unfriendly policies toward foreign businesses

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global times The "Make in India" campaign of the Modi government needs more correlation with made-in-China to ensure sustainable development, experts said. While New Delhi steps up its bid to attract →

Chinese firm expected to deliver 28nm chip machine at year-end: media report

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​global times​​​ China, reportedly, will launch its first 28-nanometer homegrown lithography machine at the year-end, representing a great leapfrog for the nation's chip industry after years of →

Europe cannot escape US-China trade war, Belgian economist warns

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen In an interview with l'Echo, Koen De Leus, the Chief Economist at BNP Paribas Fortis, Belgium's largest bank, also argued that the war in Ukraine and the →

US credit rating downgraded over rising debt, ‘standards of governance’

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al jazeera Top rating agency Fitch has downgraded the United States’s credit rating over its rising debt and a “deterioration in standards of governance”, prompting protests from the White House. →

China's metal export controls may first hit entities from countries that cracked down on China: analysts

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global times China's export controls on gallium and germanium, two niche materials key to making semiconductors and other high-tech products, are set to take effect on Tuesday. Observers anticipate →

China boosts consumption as services activity slows

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asia times by Jeff Pao China on Monday announced 20 new measures to stimulate its domestic consumption as the growth of activities in the services and construction sectors slowed in July. The →

Indonesia blindsided by Musk snub on Tesla plant

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asia times by John McBeth JAKARTA – Indonesian Maritime Affairs and Investment Coordinating Minister Luhut Panjaitan is seeking a meeting with Elon Musk after the multibillionaire carmaker left him →

Bolivia becomes third South American nation to use Chinese yuan for trade settlement amid global de-dollarization wave: reports

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​global times​​​ Amid an accelerating wave of de-dollarization across the world, Bolivia has become the third South American nation to use Chinese yuan for trade settlement, and the Bolivian →

Belgium in Brief: Winds of change for European industry

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brussels times By Orlando Whitehead The window of opportunity that these events provided has been portrayed as too good to let pass – the moment for a great reset (use term with caution) that could →

US, not China, to blame for worsening global chip glut

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​global times​​​ By Wang Yi US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Wednesday warned of a glut of semiconductor chips due to "China's aggressive industry subsidies," according to Bloomberg. Raimondo →

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