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Entertainment Gaming Asia Inc. announced today that it will release its fourth quarter and 2011 fiscal year financial results on Thursday, March 8, 2012 and will host a conference call that same day at 8:30 a.m.
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Oil rose above $99 a barrel Tuesday in Asia in sync with gains in regional equity markets after Europe took measures to battle its debt crisis.
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Asian stocks retreated from a three- month high and the euro weakened before a meeting of Europe’s leaders on the sovereign-debt crisis. Chinese shares slid in the first day of trading after the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Asian stocks climbed, heading for the first back-to-back monthly gain since October 2010, after Japan’s factory output rose the most in seven months and Greece’s Prime Minister said debt-swap talks had made progress. Oil and the Australian dollar advanced.
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Asia Pulp & Paper Group today announced its partnership with the Man and Biosphere Programme Indonesia – LIPI on a major community based water treatment project in
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Asia's football chief on Monday urged the game's top law-making body to lift a controversial ban on headscarves, saying new designs can prevent neck injuries to Muslim women players.
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Asian stocks rose, heading for the biggest monthly gain since September 2010, after factory output in Japan climbed the most in seven months and Greece’s Prime Minister said debt-swap talks had made progress. Oil and the euro advanced.
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Asia stocks notch mild gains as the Japanese market gets a boost from manufacturing firms, and Australia’s Woolworths helps lead retail gains in Sydney.
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Asia-Pacific nations including the world’s most populous, China, have scope to boost spending and cut borrowing costs to protect their economies if the global slowdown worsens, an International Monetary Fund official said.
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Asia is not facing the risk of “hot money” inflows as the region is better positioned to deal with an influx of capital compared to the past, said Anoop Singh, IMF Director for Asia & the Pacific.
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