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After testing negative for COVID-19 on Monday during her regular testing cadence, the first lady began to develop cold-like symptoms late in the evening.

She tested negative again on a rapid antigen test, but a PCR test came back positive, the spokeswoman said.

Many service workers found better working conditions and wages in other fields over the past two years, so luring them back may be difficult, said a consultant for tourism companies who asked not to be identified.

His more assertive tone though could go some way to restore his credibility as one of the top political players in Europe.

French President Emmanuel Macron had taken the lead lately on the Ukraine crisis in Europe with a Moscow visit, albeit with mixed results.

At the same time, brick-and-mortar stores that have withstood the economic onslaught from the pandemic may have more solid footing next year as competitors have faltered, said Eric Marshall, portfolio manager at Hodges Capital Management.

The Cabinet on Friday approved changing hotel regulations so that they can refuse guests who do not obey infection controls during an outbreak. Japan still strongly encourages that people wear masks indoors and refrain from loud talking.

Political pundits wondered how the mild-mannered Scholz, who took office in December, would fare treading into «the lion’s den».

Russian officials have been known to publicly taunt or seek to outplay their visitors in a test of their mettle.

But those gains have slowed in June, as investors weigh expectations of further stimulus and improving data against a resurgence in coronavirus cases in the United States. The benchmark S&P 500 has risen about 34% from its late March lows.

Ford was able to offset some of the impact of lost production in this year’s quarter by boosting the average transaction price per vehicle sold to nearly $48,000, compared with just over $44,000 a year ago, according to research firm Edmunds.com.

In February, Chief Financial Officer John Lawler said the company was on course to earn $8 billion to $9 billion in adjusted EBIT, including a $900 million non-cash gain on its investment in Rivian, the electric vehicle start-up.

She declined to identify that agent. The UEI spokeswoman told Reuters the company does not conduct independent due diligence on where and how its workers are trained in Xinjiang.

She said the arrangement is vetted by a third-party agent working with the Xinjiang government, who brokered the deal. Reuters could not determine if the agent is independent or works for the Xinjiang government.

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Senate runoffs in Georgia early next month, a potential threat to a year-end rally that has pushed stocks to record highs in the midst of a country-wide surge of coronavirus cases.

«From a market perspective, the one advantage to having a split government is the fact that you now have to stay down the middle in terms of policy and there really can´t be large policy changes from the track we have been on,» said Matt Peron, Welcome Bonus Slot 100% director of research at Janus Henderson Investors.

Hotel employment slumped 22% between 2019 and 2021, according to government data. Kishida said last week the government is aiming to attract 5 trillion yen ($34.5 billion) in annual tourist spending.

But that goal may be too ambitious for a sector that has atrophied during the pandemic.

Jason Hans, portfolio manager at BMO Global Asset Management, expects department stores to resume their underperformance.

At the same time, certain specialty retailers could catch up once in-store shopping recovers, he said. He has added to his position in children’s clothing company Carter’s Inc.

«Finding our relatives will never, ever happen,» Daniel said, accusing the government of inaction. «Even now I’m living with so much pain.» (Additional reporting by Joseph Campbell; Editing by Devjyot Ghoshal and Clarence Fernandez)

They are part of a movement of home buyers around China who have moved into what they call «rotting» apartments, either to pressure developers and authorities to complete them or out of financial necessity, as numerous cash-strapped builders halt construction amid the country’s deep real estate slump.

On May 17, 2009, a day before the government declared victory, Daniel handed her mother to authorities, believing that she would be taken to hospital, but has had no word of her since.

They, and one other agent, showed Reuters copies of three contracts for transfers already completed this year.

These included a January contract to transport 1,000 workers to an auto parts factory in Xiaogan, Hubei province, who had to undergo «political screening» prior to transfer.