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U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo warned in April that 60% of all mature chips coming into the market will come from China.

A spending bill drafted by House Republicans has triggered partisan disputes over federal law enforcement funding and policies

The Foreign Ministry will meet with diplomats from African countries to address concerns following reports that Thailand plans to sell 15,000 tonnes of 10-year-old rice to their countries.

Persistent inflation and high interest rates are significantly affecting consumer spending. Despite this, the retail industry is set for long-term profitability, driven by shifting consumer tastes, technological innovations, and e-commerce growth. Amid this, retail stocks Grocery Outlet (GO), Dollar Tree (DLTR), and Dollar General (DG) are best avoided now. Read…

The government will auction off the rice from Yingluck Shinawatra's pledging scheme that had been stored in two warehouses in Surin for 10 years, after a laboratory test result showed that the rice is still safe to eat.

The remaining trade impediments against Australian lobster and abattoirs could be dropped ahead of a trip by the Chinese premier and commerce minister.

Students from across CBSE schools in district come out in flying colours.

Commerce Minister Phumtham Wechayachai on Monday said that the government wants to sell the last stocks of decade-old rice.

As Chinese relations with Taiwan remain strained, the US continues to reinforce the importance of chip manufacturing on home soil.