Lynn Hatem

Lynn Hatem is a distinguished journalist for Beijing Times, renowned for her insightful coverage of culture and lifestyle. Despite not being native to China, her unique international perspective has made her a powerful voice in articulating the richness of global cultures. She continuously navigates the multifaceted cultural landscape, painting a vivid picture of contemporary life and trends.

Shein Files for Hong Kong IPO After Swinging to Quarterly Loss Despite Revenue Growth

Shein has filed for a Hong Kong IPO after swinging to a quarterly loss despite revenue growth, marking a pivot from earlier London listing plans.

Rising Treasury Yields Signal Market Doubts Over Fed Chair Warsh’s Inflation Stance

Rising U.S. Treasury yields signal deep market anxiety over inflation and whether Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will back tough talk with action on rates in 2026.

Apple and Megacap Tech Anchor Wall Street’s Busiest Earnings Week of the Quarter

Apple and megacap tech companies headline the busiest week of second-quarter earnings, testing a market where one firm is driving S&P 500 growth.

When to Claim Social Security: Weighing Bigger Checks Against Time and Health

Claiming Social Security at 62 means smaller checks, while waiting boosts payouts. Here's how to weigh the trade-offs and build a broader retirement income

Wildfire Whirlwinds Near Bordeaux Push France and Spain Evacuations Past 340,000

Another 55,000 fled southwest France overnight as fire 'whirlwinds' neared Bordeaux, lifting total France and Spain wildfire evacuations beyond 340,000.

Settlers Torch Mosques and Farmland Across West Bank Following Deadly Village Clash

Settlers set fire to mosques, cars and farmland across the West Bank following a deadly village clash that killed four Palestinians and two Israelis.

Samsung and SK Hynix Seal $950 Billion U.S. Chip Supply Deals Amid AI Boom

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have unveiled combined $950 billion U.S. chip supply partnerships as South Korea hosts major AI industry players.

Spain Wildfire Death Toll Climbs to 14 as Two Blazes Merge into Single Inferno

At least 14 have died as two Spanish wildfires merge into one massive blaze, with more than 300,000 fleeing homes across Spain and France.

Four Palestinians and One Israeli Killed in West Bank Shooting Near Nablus

Four Palestinians and one Israeli were killed near Nablus in the deadliest West Bank incident this year, raising fears of further reprisals.

Spain Declares National Emergency as Wildfires Force 10,000 to Flee Madrid Region

Spain declared a national emergency as wildfires forced 10,000 to evacuate the Madrid region, with tens of thousands more fleeing blazes in southern France

Zelensky in Talks with Raytheon to Jointly Produce Patriot Interceptors in Ukraine

Ukraine's President Zelensky met Raytheon representatives in Kyiv to discuss jointly producing Patriot interceptors, a day before a deadly Russian strike n

Logistics Stocks Slide After Texas Legal Ruling Rattles C.H. Robinson

Third-party logistics stocks dropped after a Texas legal case against C.H. Robinson raised concerns over freight broker liability across the industry.

Berlin Pride Parade Called Off After Car Drives Into Crowd Near Route

Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride parade was cancelled after a car drove into a crowd near the Tiergarten, injuring several as police launched a manhun

New Trump Tariffs Face Legal Challenge Hours After Taking Effect Amid Economic Doubts

New Trump tariffs on Brazil and Canada face a lawsuit hours after taking effect, as legal experts and economists question whether the measures will hold up

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