A beloved farmer, known for his devotion to family, agriculture, and his community, has passed away at 88, leaving an inspiring legacy.

Tributes have been paid to Nick Fiske, who farmed at Burstall, near Ipswich, and played a leading role in Suffolk agriculture from the 1970s onwards.

Tributes have been paid to Nick Fiske, who farmed at Burstall, near Ipswich, and played a leading role in Suffolk agriculture ...

We have the 3-letter answer for China's ___ Zedong crossword clue, last seen in the Daily Themed Crossword December 13, 2024 puzzle. Let us help you solve the crossword clue that has you stumped so ...

HONG KONG -- Mao Geping Cosmetics, a homegrown Chinese beauty brand, made a splashy debut on the Hong Kong stock market Tuesday, with the price almost doubling from what was set for the initial ...

Torch bearer Mao Geping runs during the torch relay for the 19th Asian Games in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, in Sept. 2023. Mao Geping, the 60-year-old makeup artist, has become a billionaire thanks ...

China’s renowned makeup artist Mao Geping became a billionaire as his beauty company soared as much as 92% in its trading debut in Hong Kong, delivering the biggest first-day gains among firms ...

China and Taiwan have been governed separately since Mao Zedong's communist army won a civil war and sent the opposition nationalist forces fleeing across the strait in 1949. Beijing has ...

Mao Geping Cosmetics, founded by one of the most famous make-up artists in China, aims to raise HK$2.1 billion (US$270 million) next week in the city’s first share listing by a Chinese beauty ...

Mao Geping, the Chinese makeup artist who established an eponymous cosmetics brand more than 20 years ago, is on the cusp of becoming a billionaire as his company prepares for a Hong Kong initial ...

SYDNEY, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Chinese beauty brand Mao Geping Cosmetics, led by one of the country's most famous make-up artists, is aiming to raise up to $270 million in a Hong Kong initial public ...

Comparing Xi Jinping to Mao Zedong is "inane", scoffs Rebecca Karl, a professor of Chinese History at New York University. "If you're going to compare two people, it has to reveal something.