Japan Pats Self On Back For COVID, Economic Control
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Tesla SUV Model Marks First Sale In Top Vehicle Market China
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China Pushes Tech Groups To Share Loan Info
"Regulators want to clamp down on fraud and over-borrowing using data collected from companies like Ant Group and Tencent. -
U.S. Small Businesses To Get More Cash As Pandemic Loan Program Re-opens
"The U.S. government on Monday was set to re-open its signature small business pandemic aid program with $284 billion in new funds and revamped rules that aim to get cash to the most needy businesses while stamping out fraud and abuse. -
RBNZ Not Alone In Accellion Cyberbreach: Bank Statement
"The attack is significant and it is likely another government is responsible, according to a computer scientist.
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Fewest Out-Of-Work Aussies Since COVID: Stats Bureau
Analysts said the data suggested the Reserve Bank of Australia was likely to stop pumping money into the economy. 
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Company Financial Officers Require More Expertise In Crisis Management
Trip.com Group, or Ctrip, made refunds of 30 billion yuan ($4.64 billion) for hotel and airline cancellations. 
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U.S. Must Go Big Or Go Home, Yellen To Tell Senate Finance Committee
“Without further action, we risk a longer, more painful recession now – and long-term scarring of the economy later.” 
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Biden’s Virus Spending Features Schools Reopening In 100 Days
The education sector struggled in 2020 to reopen owing to fears of school-related transmissions. 
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Travel And Hospitality Industry Trends 2021
Traveling was largely restricted during the first half of 2020 and the progression of restriction lifting was slow. 
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Increased New-car Demand During Pandemic Has U.S. Industry Optimistic About 2021
Increased demand for new vehicles during the COVID-19 pandemic helped General Motors Co and other automakers report strong fourth-quarter U.S. sales on Tuesday. 
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U.S. Factory Activity Approaches 2-1/2-year High; COVID-19 Hitting Supply Chains
U.S. factory activity accelerated to its highest level in nearly 2-1/2 years in December as the coronavirus pandemic continues to pull demand away from services towards goods, though spiraling new infections are causing bottlenecks in supply chains. 
