Economics

When a show becomes a breakout hit in London’s West End, the next step often seems obvious — transfer it to Broadway. But the leap across the pond isn’t always as easy as it seems to be; along with the transition’s obvious logistics, this shift can cause changes in theatrical ecosystems, audience expectations, and economic realities.

BEIJING (Reuters) -China is weighing new policy tools in the face of an international economic and trade order that is "under severe impact", Chinese Premier Li Qiang told a symposium with Chinese firms in Jakarta over the weekend. "The fragmentation of industrial and supply chains has deepened, and trade barriers have increased, which has had a great impact on the economic development of all countries," state news agency Xinhua reported […]

News News: India has surged past Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy, a milestone driven by robust domestic consumption, strategic reforms, and ex

Japan’s leading economic indicators index, which gauges the economic outlook for the coming months based on data such as job offers and consumer sentiment, was revised higher to 108.1 in March 2025 from a preliminary estimate of 107.7.However, the latest reading remains slightly below February’s 10…

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Trump tells Walmart to "eat the tariffs"—a move critics say defies free-market principles and risks layoffs, lower profits and higher prices.

“There are no solutions, there are only tradeoffs,” says the venerable Thomas Sowell, but “you try to get the best tradeoffs you can get, and that’s all you can hope for.” Reasonably underst

The US’s former chief economic diplomat explains how the two nations negotiate