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Tesla electric car sales in Europe plunged in the first three months of the year, industry data showed Thursday, in a fresh blow to its boss Elon Musk who has been criticised for his work in US President Donald Trump's administration. Musk promptly announced he would scale back his work for the Trump administration in May to focus on Tesla.
Ghana No.1 goalkeeper Benjamin Asare earns a major salary boost at Hearts of Oak after starring for Ghana with two clean sheets in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers
Thomas Partey of Arsenal leads a strong list of contenders for the 2025 Ghana Footballer of the Year, including Semenyo, Inaki, Nuamah, and Mohammed Kudus
Erling Haaland shares a hilarious bald photo on Snapchat after a fan's "alien" comment, showing his playful side while continuing to dominate at Manchester City
Asian markets were mixed on Thursday after President Donald Trump said he had "no intention" of firing the US central bank head and made conciliatory comments on his trade war with China. "But the fact that the rally was sparked largely by conciliatory remarks from US President Trump -- whose rhetoric is notoriously volatile -- raises questions about its durability," de Barochez said.
Australia will stockpile critical minerals in a new strategic reserve, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Thursday, as nations scramble to source rare earths and coveted metals outside China.
South Korea's economy unexpectedly contracted 0.1 percent in the first three months of this year, the country's central bank said Thursday, as the Asian export giant reels from months of political chaos and heightened trade tensions.
A year ago Zhang Chundong helped the firm he manages expand into Vietnam, part of a wave of Chinese businesses to choose the booming manufacturing hub since the trade war of US President Donald Trump's first term.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that Washington has "no currency targets" in its talks with Japan on tariffs, after repeated calls from President Donald Trump for a stronger yen. Bessent said Washington is looking at "tariffs, non-tariff trade barriers, currency manipulation and government subsidy of labor and fixed capital investment" in the negotiations with Japan.
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