Panasonic plans two or more new battery factories in North America by 2030
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's Panasonic Holdings Corp aims to ramp up its production capacity for 4680 battery cells by 2030 by
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Dollar firms on debt ceiling optimism, Aussie slips after jobs data
By Samuel Indyk and Rae Wee LONDON/SINGAPORE The U.S. dollar held near a seven-week peak on Thursday after
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Debt restructuring no panacea for Chinese developers as challenges loom
By Clare Jim and Xie Yu HONG KONG A shrinking land bank and sluggish property demand are likely
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China reopening, earnings rebound to boost North Asian equities -investors
By Anisha Sircar and Divya Chowdhury Equity markets in North Asia will outperform the broader region this year,
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The joke that cost $2 million: China imposes huge fine for comedian's army-themed quip
A joke by a Chinese stand-up comedian that loosely referenced a slogan used to describe the country's military has cost an entertainment firm more than $2 million after it was slapped with enormous fines by authorities.
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Jallikattu: Supreme Court upholds validity of Tamil Nadu law allowing bull-taming sport
Jallikattu, a controversial bull-taming festival, is hugely popular in the southern state of Tamil Nadu.
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IMF: Ghana targets $10.5 billion of external debt service relief 2023-2026
By Rachel Savage JOHANNESBURG Ghana's debt restructuring is targeting $10.5 billion of external debt service relief from 2023
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Toyota, partners to start selling electric micro-vans by March 2024
TOKYO Toyota Motor Corp and two allied automakers unveiled a micro-sized electric van targeted at Japan's delivery industry
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Analysis-As China's yuan drops through 7 again, the dollar is in the driver's seat
By Winni Zhou and Rae Wee SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE China's heavily managed yuan has dropped to multi-month lows and breached
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China lifts ban on Australian timber imports in another sign of improving bilateral relations
China has opened its doors to Australian timber imports for the first time in more than two years, in another sign that the tattered bilateral relationship is being repaired
1970-01-01 08:00
Philippines Pauses Rate Hikes as Inflation, Growth Cools
The Philippine central bank halted its most aggressive monetary tightening in two decades, amid easing inflation and moderating
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Analysis-'Big money never buys cheap': Why investors are waiting on Japan
By Summer Zhen HONG KONG As Japan's stock market roars to multi-decade highs, large investors with long memories
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