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China’s Recovery Proceeding Well, China Says
The leadership in Beijing was taken aback both by how rapidly COVID spread across the country follow
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The South Korean export numbers painted a different picture.
I can’t stand that series. It’s like it’s built for click bait. They release three versions of it every month, and every single time, somebody, somewhere, leverages it for a headline, irrespective of what it says. South Korean exports are always “crashing,” “booming,” “collapsing,” “recovering,” “plummeting,” “swinging,” and on and on and on. It’s like a middle school writing camp on how to leverage action verbs for dramatic effect.
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The favorite hyperboles in my office are headlines like “Stocks suffer worst month since …. …. December.”