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She is a highly influential manga artist, and many people credit her work with boosting the international popularity of Japanese comics.

Apple's share price climbed well over 2 percent in mid-session trading, boosting it about 9 percent higher since Tuesday, when it announced better-than-expected second-quarter earnings and a buyback of $20 billion worth of its own shares.

The coronavirus outbreak is boosting demand for home delivery of meals and groceries.

The IMF said supply chain bottlenecks have led to a shortage of an array of products throughout the world and have caused a steep increase in shipping costs, in turn boosting the cost of consumer goods.

Analysts say it is one more strand in the ever-expanding web of transportation channels pulling China and Southeast Asia closer under the banner of Beijing’s sprawling Belt and Road Initiative while boosting China’s sway across the region.

The authors, whose firms are based in the Netherlands and Britain, said robotics plays an outsized role in boosting worker productivity and economic growth worldwide.

In India, the government says it will focus on infrastructure development and on boosting investment as it proposes a slew of measures to propel the economy on a high growth path.

Dmitri was obsessed with boosting his social media popularity.

A devalued currency makes Chinese exports cheaper and more affordable to consumers worldwide, while boosting the price of U.S. exports to China. For decades, the United States has consumed more foreign goods than it exports, incurring massive trade deficits. One of America's largest trade imbalances is with China.

India and South America's Mercosur trading bloc have signed an agreement slashing tariffs on more than 900 products in a trade boosting measure.