Huawei seeks to grab market share in AI chips from Nvidia in China

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In 2023, St. Louis saw a significant increase in its immigrant population, adding 30,000 foreign-born residents, which almost offset the loss of 34,000 native-born residents. The city's main business group is actively seeking to attract talent through migration, as shortages in various workforces are being felt. Despite opposition from the Trump administration, local Democrats are advocating for a welcoming environment for immigrants to help combat the city's population decline. Full Article

Germany's financing costs rose dramatically this week due to a shift in fiscal policy by chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz, leading to increased debt issuance and a surge in yields. However, investors believe that Merz's spending plan can boost growth without overstretching Germany's finances. The rise in yields reflects optimism about economic growth, with some economists revising up their forecasts. While the increase in borrowing costs may impact other Eurozone countries with higher debt burdens, Germany's relatively...

China announced tariffs of up to 100 percent on canola, pork, and other Canadian foods in retaliation for Canada's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, steel, and aluminum. The tariffs, effective March 20, serve as a warning to Canada and Mexico not to cooperate with the US on trade deals. China's move is seen as a way to deter both countries from imposing higher tariffs on Chinese goods. Full Article

The Justice Department is investigating rising egg prices to determine if producers have colluded to raise prices or limit supply. Egg producers attribute the price increase to the unprecedented bird flu outbreak in the country. Full Article

Scores of people were killed in Syria as clashes between government security forces and Assad loyalists escalated, resulting in nearly 150 deaths according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. President Ahmed al-Sharaa vowed to pursue remnants of the deposed regime, as violence threatened to destabilize the country, with a group calling for the government's downfall and curfews imposed in Tartous and Latakia. Full Article