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China’s central bank made the announcement on its website, saying that the one-year bank lending rate would drop 0.25 percentage point to 5.35 percent.
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An army of workers has been holed up for days in a subterranean space, proofreading and preparing to print 10,000 copies of what many hope will be a momentous and politically risky plan by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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As with the rules adopted by the F.C.C., the Netherlands demands that wireless and fixed-line broadband providers treat all Internet traffic equally.
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With China and the United States wary of the other’s digital espionage, American tech companies are caught in the middle.
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White and gold, or blue and black? The debate over the colors of a dress set off a social media conflagration that few were able to resist.
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The German finance minister urged lawmakers to support the move to ensure Europe’s future success, even as he conceded that doing so was “not easy for me.”
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Policy makers are taking drastic measures to revive the economy, resulting in financial transactions that seem upside-down.
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The rise came despite underperformance at its military division, where delays to a new transport plane led to more than $600 million in additional costs.
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Performance was bolstered by strong passenger demand on trans-Atlantic routes and a turnaround at the Spanish carrier Iberia.
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The weak consumer mood has kept a lid on spending, as wages have yet to increase enough to make up for the sales tax increase, and the pace of inflation has slowed.
