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Asia Stock Futures Mixed Before Fed Decision: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Asia were poised for a mixed start Wednesday after a lackluster session for U.S. equities left markets in a holding pattern awaiting the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. Treasuries and the dollar were flat. Equity futures dipped in Japan and nudged higher in Hong Kong.
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Sri Lanka lose by 14 runs (D/L rule) to India
The Indian Women’s team that emerged champions of the Women’s Emerging Asia Cup at the R Premadasa Stadium yesterday. Indian Women emerged champions of the Women’s Emerging Asia Cup tournament when they defeated Sri Lanka Women by 14 runs under the D/L system in the final played at the R Premadasa Stadium yesterday.
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Aspire Academy to host Asia Congress
Doha: Aspire Academy is hosting the 4th Association of Sports Institutes in Asia (ASIA) Congress that will bring together the leading international and regional sports performance practitioners to share insights and spark discussions on considerations in Youth Athlete Development, developing high....
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UAAP 82: In final elimination-round game, UP looks to deny Ateneo perfection
MANILA, PhilippinesThe format of this year's Final 4 will be decided on Wednesday, when top-seeded Ateneo de Manila University takes on second-seeded University of the Philippines in the final game of the UAAP Season 82 elimination round at Mall of Asia Arena.
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Jungle Ventures Raises $240 Million for Southeast Asia Tech Category Leaders
More Than Double Amount Raised for Previous Fund. Nearly 60% of Capital Came from Outside Asia. SINGAPORE Oct. 29, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Jungle Ventures, one of Southeast Asia's largest early stage venture capital firms, today announced that it closed its third fund, Jungle Ventures III.
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DAVE JA VU David Attenborough’s new series sparks recycling row over use of Netflix footage SUNDAY'S episode of Seven Worlds, One Planet will show the same footage of walruses falling down a cliff that was shown on Netflix in April. In 2011 it was reveale
SIR David Attenborough’s new BBC1 nature series is set for a recycling row as it uses footage identical to that seen in his earlier Netflix show. Sunday’s episode of Seven Worlds, One Planet will show walruses falling down a cliff in Asia. David Attenborough's new BBC series uses footage identical....
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Study triples population at risk of climate-triggered floods
WASHINGTON The number of people threatened by climate change-triggered flooding is about three times higher than previously thought, a new study says. But it’s not because of more water. It’s because the land, especially in Asia and the developing world, is several feet lower than what space-based....
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This undated handout from CK Power released on October 29, 2019 shows the Xayaburi dam, located in the lower Mekong river in Laos.
The Xayaburi dam, the first of five planned large Mekong river mainstream dams in Laos, officially began operations Tuesday, setting in motion the first major cog in the country’s ambitious but controversial plan to become the “battery of Southeast Asia.
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Vietnamese, British officials hold phone talks over lorry deaths
HANOI, Oct. 29 (Xinhua) -- Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Quoc Dung made a phone call to Minister for Asia and the Pacific at the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office Heather Wheeler on Tuesday to discuss lorry deaths in the British county of Essex.
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Adam Harvey
. Adam Harvey is the ABC's Middle East Correspondent, based in Beirut. He's a Walkley Award winning journalist and experienced foreign correspondent, having previously been posted to South-East Asia for the ABC and to the United States for Australia's News Limited publications. You can follow him on Twitter @adharves.
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RI to play leadership role in sustainable maritime economy
During the 7th century, the Srivijaya Empire ruled a large swath of Southeast Asia from the Indonesian island of Sumatra. With thriving trade links extending as far as China, historians describe the period as a time when the archipelago’s maritime history flourished.
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300 million at risk of climate-triggered floods
Story Highlights Most of the people at risk live in Asian countries such as China, India, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. The study used improved methods to measure the actual elevation of land throughout Asia. Scientists say global warming will be the primary cause of future sea-level rise.
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Study triples population at risk of climate-triggered floods
WASHINGTON The number of people threatened by climate change-triggered flooding is about three times higher than previously thought, a new study says. But it’s not because of more water. It’s because the land, especially in Asia and the developing world, is several feet lower than what space-based....
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Millions of people are more vulnerable to rising seas than previously thought
Story Highlights Most of the people at risk live in Asian countries such as China, India, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. The study used improved methods to measure the actual elevation of land throughout Asia. Scientists say global warming will be the primary cause of future sea-level rise.
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Macquarie scales back equities businesses
Australian investment bank Macquarie Group says it will scale back its cash equities businesses in most areas outside the Asia Pacific region as tougher regulations bite. The bank, which employs about 700 people in cash equities, is expected to cut 100 jobs in London and New York, a source with....
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SriLankan Airlines celebrates Diwali with its passengers
October 29, 2019, 6:19 pm SriLankan Airlines, the largest foreign carrier into India, celebrated Diwali with all its loyal customers with a series of special events on Sunday October 27 at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) and on board many of its flights in the South Asian region.
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Encouraged that Budget of Asia-Pacific Commission Upgrade Remains Unchanged, Fifth Committee Delegates Say Risk Mitigation Key to Prevent Cost Overruns
Member States in the Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) today supported the Secretariat’s ongoing efforts to complete a $40.2 million construction project by 2023 that will make the headquarters of the Organization’s regional commission in Bangkok a safer and more efficient working space for more than 600 employees.
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Macquarie scales back equities businesses
Australian investment bank Macquarie Group says it will scale back its cash equities businesses in most areas outside the Asia Pacific region as tougher regulations bite. The bank, which employs about 700 people in cash equities, is expected to cut 100 jobs in London and New York, a source with....
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Macquarie scales back equities businesses
The bank, which employs about 700 people in cash equities, is expected to cut 100 jobs in London and New York, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters, adding that it will have "smaller teams" in those locations to support its core Asia Pacific businesses.
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Scientists triple their estimates of the number of people threatened by rising seas
The world is on course to warm considerably more than 2 C, however, so there are more dire scenarios. If key instabilities kick in in Antarctica, 480 million people would be exposed to an annual flood in 2100. The findings are worst for Asia, notably in China, Bangladesh and India.
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Ian Rainey: Coal drives Asia, which emits more carbon dioxide than any other part of the world
By so doing she has inspired a global movement of schoolchildren demanding that governments up their game when it comes to climate change. Unfortunately Greta is too young to have spent much time in Asia. I lived in the Philippines for some four years in the early 1980s.
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Is OPEC Doing Enough To Counter The Looming Oil Glut? Oil prices were flat on Tuesday morning as the IEA’s projection of an oil glut in 2020 was counterbalanced by reports that Saudi Arabia is ready to cut its production further
- Future growth of natural gas consumption is concentrated in Asia. - The gap between production and consumption widens as time goes on. The EIA expects non-OECD Asia to consume 120 bcf/d by 2050, outpacing regional production by 50 bcf/d. - China alone will see its gas consumption triple between 2018 and 2050.
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300 million face annual coastline flooding by 2050, especially in Asia: study
PARIS – Coastal areas currently home to 300 million people will be vulnerable by 2050 to flooding made worse by climate change, no matter how aggressively humanity curbs carbon emissions, scientists said Tuesday. By midcentury and beyond, however, choices made today will determine whether Earth’s....
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Tata consortium to tweak investment in GMR airports, reduce stake by 5%
The Tata Group will restructure its proposed investment in GMR Airports to comply with a policy clause which prevents airline groups from exceeding 10 per cent stake in Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL). Tatas, which hold majority in two airlines Vistara and Air Asia India, have now decided....
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India signs MoU with Saudi to launch RuPay card in Gulf Kingdom
India on Tuesday signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia to launch the RuPay card in the country, making it the third nation in the West Asia to initiate India's digital payment system which will benefit not only the 2.6 million Indians in the Gulf Kingdom but also Haj and Umrah pilgrims.
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DAVID ATTENBOROUGH - David Attenborough to schoolchildren: Don’t waste and take care of nature
David Attenborough has given advice to schoolchildren in Asia on how to help the planet at the premiere of his latest nature series. The first screening of Seven Worlds, One Planet was broadcast to children in India and South Africa, who were video-linked into the event in London.
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