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One Year of 'America First': The Workers Left Behind
EconomyEN
One Year of 'America First': The Workers Left Behind

Trump's America First policies promised job creation but delivered mixed results. A year later, we examine who really benefited from tariffs and deregulation—and who didn't.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Financial charts reflected on a skyscraper window overlooking the city
EconomyEN
Wall Street Moves to Reshape Trump's 2026 Affordability Agenda

Wall Street banks are maneuvering to shape President Trump's affordability agenda, focusing on market-friendly housing and credit policies for 2026.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
An image illustrating money and assets leaving the borders of California
EconomyEN
California Billionaire Tax Act 2026 Faces Uphill Battle as Polling Drops

The California Billionaire Tax Act 2026 faces a tough path to passage as new polling shows support below 50%. Top tech founders are already leaving the state.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
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Aerial view of the modern Incheon Songdo FEZ waterfront
PoliticsEN
South Korea Free Economic Zones 2024 Investment Jumps 14.4% as Hubs Expand

Investment in South Korea Free Economic Zones grew 14.4% in 2024, with Incheon leading at 44.9% of tenant companies. Employment also rose 8.8%.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Silhouettes of Donald Trump and Jamie Dimon over a financial market background
EconomyEN
Trump Denies Offering Fed Chair Job to JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon

Donald Trump has officially denied rumors of offering the Fed Chair role to JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon. Explore the implications for the financial markets and monetary policy.

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Seoyeon Park
Precision clockwork gears symbolizing the Fed's deliberate policy calibration
EconomyEN
Fed Mary Daly Interest Rate Policy 2026: Why 'Deliberate Calibration' Is Next

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly emphasizes 'deliberate calibration' for the Fed Mary Daly interest rate policy 2026. Insights on inflation targets and market impact.

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Seoyeon Park
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EconomyEN
JPMorgan Warns Trump’s 10% Credit Card Interest Cap Could Backfire on Consumers

JPMorgan Chase warns that Donald Trump's proposed 10% credit card interest rate cap could hurt consumers by reducing credit availability and increasing fees.

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Seoyeon Park
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Exterior view of the Federal Reserve Board building in Washington D.C.
PoliticsEN
Jerome Powell DOJ Indictment Threat Sparks Senate Revolt Over Fed Independence

As of Jan 2026, the DOJ's indictment threat against Fed Chair Jerome Powell has sparked a Senate revolt and condemnation from former chairs Yellen, Bernanke, and Greenspan.

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HK
Haneul Kim
The interior of the South Korean presidential briefing room
PoliticsEN
President Lee Jae Myung Approval Rating Hits 61% Following China State Visit

President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating reached 61% in the latest NBS survey on Jan 8, 2026. The increase follows his state visit to China and strong support for his economic policies.

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HK
Haneul Kim
NTS and Cambodian tax officials during the agreement signing ceremony in Seoul.
PoliticsEN
NTS Cambodia Tax Evasion Agreement 2026: Closing the Offshore Loophole

The NTS signed a tax evasion agreement with Cambodia in 2026 to combat illegal fund transfers and offshore asset concealment. New info-sharing measures are now in effect.

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HK
Haneul Kim
High-tech robotic arms in a futuristic Chinese factory
TechEN
China's Hi-tech Manufacturing 2026: The Road to 2035 Global Dominance

China reaches the global top 4 in manufacturing power as of 2026. Explore how the China hi-tech manufacturing 2026 blueprint aims for 2035 leadership through AI and robotics.

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Doyun Han
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Contraceptive packaging with a Chinese tax stamp
PoliticsEN
China 13 Percent VAT on Contraceptives 2026: A Policy Shift to Fight Population Decline

China will impose a 13 percent VAT on contraceptives starting 2026 to tackle record-low birth rates. Learn about the economic impact and the reversal of the 1993 tax policy.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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