Global Business

--China implements new A-share trading rules to curb speculation and boost liquidity
--Formula E back in Shanghai and transforms race-day experience into real-world EV technology
--Wildfires and heatwaves sweep through Europe, exposing cooling gaps in homes, cities and supply chains

--China seeks stronger ties with Nordic countries
--Extreme heat weighs on US Independence Day celebrations
--Protein boom fuels legal battle between yogurt makers

--China's services sector maintains robust growth in June with PMI at 54.1

--Record-breaking temperatures spread to eastern US, impacting 163 million Americans

--US accuses Iran of ignoring MoU terms after attacks on cargo ships

--US nonfarm payrolls increased by 57,000 in June, less than half of economists' forecast

--Venezuela quake survivor pulled out alive after 8 days

--Beijing, Brussels set for second trade forum meeting in autumn

--China's services trade up 6% in Jan–May, driven by knowledge-intensive exports

--Global Digital Economy Conference 2026 opens in Beijing

--Trade initiative launched to increase access for British businesses to the Chinese market