Huileng Tan is a Senior Business News Reporter at Business Insider. Based in Singapore, she focuses on trade, energy, and commodities, exploring their effects on politics, the economy, and society, with a keen interest in regional and world news. Huileng's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, Business Insider, and Entrepreneur Media.
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By: Huileng Tan
Prices of potatoes — a Russian staple — have surged by 64% this year.
By: Huileng Tan
Trump's presidency may pressure Russia's oil and gas industry. The EU is thinking about replacing Russian LNG with US shipments, potentially affecting trade dynamics.
By: Huileng Tan, Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert
The US is considering expanding its export limits on AI chips to China and its allies. Experts say the race for AI dominance is like a new Cold War.
Two months ahead of Trump's second term, Xi and Biden met to discuss the countries' relationship.
By: Huileng Tan
The President-elect said in September that ditching taxes on overtime pay would give "people more of an incentive to work."
By: Huileng Tan
China's markets are facing uncertainty, including with Trump's tariff threats on Chinese exports.
By: Huileng Tan
Nabiullina told the State Duma that inflation should slow, though she did not specify when that would happen. Inflation hit 9.8% in September.
By: Meghan Morris, Huileng Tan
New York prosecutors said billionaire Gautam Adani and seven of his execs paid massive bribes to the Indian government and hid them from US investors.
By: Meghan Morris, Huileng Tan
India's stock market opened lower on Thursday after one of the country's richest men was charged by US prosecutors in a massive bribery scheme.
By: Huileng Tan
Chinese Xi Jinping was unusually candid with US President Biden in their last meeting as their countries' leaders.
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