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Patrick McMullan/ReutersLoved ones revealed this week that Angela Chao, a 50-year-old shipping executive and sister-in-law to Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), died in a Texas car crash on Saturday. Chao’s family confirmed her death in a statement, in which her dad said losing her—the youngest of six daughters—at “such a young age is something we never even imagined, and our entire family is devastated with grief.”Details about the crash itself were not released.Chao was the chair and chief executive

A construction firm in South Korea is offering 100 million Korean won ($75,000) for every child born to its employees, in a bid to address the nation's declining birth rates. About the incentive: Booyoung Group has pledged its employees a total commitment of 7 billion won ($5.25 million) for 70 babies born since 2021, reported the Chosun Daily. Why it matters: The initiative is a response to South Korea’s alarmingly low fertility rates, with projections of a population decline not witnessed since the 1970s.

Angela Chao, the chief of dry bulk shipping giant Foremost Group, has died in a car accident at age 50, according to her family.

Foremost Group CEO Angela Chao, a titan of the shipping industry and sister-in-law of Senator Mitch McConnell, has died in a car accident, the company said. She was 50.

Mexico saw a high surge of Chinese migrants who received temporary resident visas in 2023, making China the third most common country of origin for people moving to Mexico. Driving the news: According to the report from Mexico's Ministry of Tourism, the Mexican government granted temporary resident visas to 5,018 Chinese migrants in 2023, as compared to 2,062 visas in 2021 and 2,471 in 2022. With the latest statistics, China became the third most common country of origin for migrants to Mexico in 2023, with the United States ranking first with 10,782 migrants and Columbia in second...