Global Law Firm Retreats From China Ahead of Data Crackdown
Global law firm Dentons is splitting from its Chinese operations to comply with impending data regulations, one of
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IAS, IPS and IFS: Is India stifling criticism by retired bureaucrats?
A new rule gives the federal government more power to withhold or withdraw pension of former bureaucrats.
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Bond traders prepare to brave 'painful' yield curve bets as rate hikes slow
By Harry Robertson LONDON Bond traders are eyeing a return to a type of trade that left them
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Banking news unnerves ahead of US CPI
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Brigid Riley Markets have a full plate on
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China Sprints Ahead in Race to Modernize Global Money Flows
A new platform to expand the reach of China’s digital yuan and other central bank digital currencies is
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Country Garden Shows Even China’s Once-Mighty Builders at Brink
China’s former biggest builder Country Garden Holdings Co. has joined the ranks of once-strong developers that are deferring
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Newcrest Leftovers Don’t Appeal to Australia’s Top Gold Miners
Australia’s soon-to-be top two gold miners say they’re not interested in buying two operations predicted to be put
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Dollar firm on safe-haven demand as markets fret over China, banks
By Kevin Buckland TOKYO The dollar remained on the front foot in Asia on Wednesday, holding on to
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Women’s World Cup LIVE: Latest news as England await Lauren James decision ahead of Colombia quarter-final
The quarter-finals of the Women’s World Cup are set as England continue their preparations for Saturday’s clash with Colombia in Sydney. After a group stage of shocks and surprises, the tournament has reached its business end with several big names still standing. The Lionesses survived a scare to defeat Nigeria on penalties as Sarina Wiegman’s side reached the last eight, and are now awaiting news from Fifa’s disciplinary panel as star forward Lauren James faces being ruled out of the rest of her tournament after her red card. The next two days are rest days for the teams left standing, with the action continuing on Friday with a blockbuster pair of matches. First Spain will play Netherlands in an all-European clash, before Sweden face Japan, who have been the standout team at the World Cup so far. It’s England’s turn on Saturday as they face Colombia, after co-hosts Australia play France on what is set to be an electric night in Brisbane. Follow all the latest news from the Women’s World Cup in our live blog, below: Read More Women’s World Cup TV schedule: How to watch every match today How many games will Lauren James miss at Women’s World Cup after red card? Who and when do England play next? Lionesses route to the World Cup final
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Pheu Thai to Add More Parties to Coalition as It Chases Majority
Pheu Thai, a party backed by former premier Thaksin Shinawatra’s family, is set to unveil more partners in
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Thai growth forecasts may need to be revised down - central bank chief
BANGKOK Thailand's economy continues to recover, helped by tourism and consumption, though the growth forecast may need to
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More Than 40% of Japanese Women May Never Have Children
An estimated 42% of adult Japanese women may end up never having children, the Nikkei newspaper reported, citing
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