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Elon Musk’s Net Worth Sinks to Two-Year Low
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China’s economic activity weakened in November before the government abruptly dropped its Covid Zero policy, with a surge in infections in coming months likely to cause more turmoil and push policymakers to increase stimulus.
Key data released Thursday showed business and consumer activity slumped to their weakest levels since the Shanghai lockdown in the spring. Retail sales and home sales declined, while industrial output and investment slowed sharply. Unemployment rose, notably for the country’s most vulnerable workers.
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