Japan’s Biggest Firms Set for $9.3 Billion Bonanza From Weak Yen
Ten of Japan’s biggest companies are likely to pocket an extra 1.4 trillion yen ($9.3 billion) in profits
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Garuda Tests First Commercial Flight On Biofuel to Cut Emissions
Indonesia’s flag carrier will test its first commercial flight using jet fuel mixed with palm oil to reduce
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US Can’t Halt SMIC, Huawei’s Tech Advances, Chip Guru Says
The US won’t be able to stop Chinese firms including Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. and Huawei Technologies Co.
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Taiwan Parties Push Alliance Talks in Bid to Beat Ruling DPP
Taiwan People’s Party leader Ko Wen-je, running second in most polls ahead of January’s presidential election, said there
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Karpowership Wins Environment Permit for South African Power Plant
Karpowership won environmental authorization for one of three ship-mounted power plants it wants to connect to the South
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Indonesia Sees ‘Small Possibility’ Of Off-Cycle Rate Hike
Indonesia isn’t ruling out an out-of-cycle rate increase after policymakers surprised most forecasters with a hike last week,
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India Ramps Up Border Drone Defense After Hamas Attack on Israel
India is setting up a surveillance system with drones across its borders to wade off surprise attacks like
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Ant-Backed Rural Lender Chongho Weighs $500 Million Hong Kong IPO
Chongho Bridge Credit Agricultural Group Co., a Chinese rural bank that offers microcredit and micro-insurance to small businesses,
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Maine shootings: Idyllic Lewiston a ghost town as manhunt drags on
Streets were empty, stores and schools were closed as the search continued for the Maine shooting suspect.
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Inflation Fight Hits Home as RBA Staff Threaten Strike Over Pay
Inflation is proving so sticky in Australia that the institution responsible for taming prices is itself facing the
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G-7 Trade Chiefs Set to Tackle Supply Chains, Economic Coercion
Trade ministers from the world’s most advanced economies will seek strategies to make global supply chains more resilient
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China Former Premier Li Keqiang Dies of Heart Attack, CCTV Says
China’s former Premier Li Keqiang has died of a heart attack, state broadcaster China Central Television reported. The
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