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Fox NewsThailand backs Twitter censorship policyThe IndependentThe Independent's Asia Correspondent Andrew Buncombe is based in Delhi. His dominion ranges over India, Pakistan, Burma, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, occasionally parts of South East Asia and – or at least he is hoping – The Maldives.Thailand endorses Twitter's censorship policyZDNet Asiaall 200 news articles »Google News
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Boston.comStarbucks, Tata Venture to Open First Store in India by AugustBloombergThe Indian stores will build on the world's largest coffee- shop chain's expansion outside the US, where stores are less profitable than those in the Asia-Pacific region. Starbucks will compete with Barista Coffee Co., a unit of Italy's Lavazza SpA …Starbucks, Tata to open 50 Indian stores this yearBoston.comStarbucks to open 1st India store with Tata GroupDeseret NewsADDING MULTIMEDIA Tata Global Beverages and Starbucks Form Joint Venture to …MarketWatch (press release)all 383 news articles »
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Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices ShowBusinessWeek31 (Bloomberg) –The cost of protecting Asia-Pacific corporate and sovereign bonds against non-payment rose, according to credit-default swap traders. The Markit iTraxx Asia index of 40 investment-grade borrowers outside Japan rose 1 basis point to 187 …and more »
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Moneycontrol.comAsia Mostly Higher, Gains Capped by EU FearsCNBC.comAsian shares struggled on Tuesday as stumbling talks on Greek debt restructuring reignited concerns over funding in other highly indebted countries, with markets starting to worry that Portugal might need a second bailout. The FTSE CNBC Asia 100 Index …Losses in Asia as Greece and EU summit in focusMiddle East North Africa Financial NetworkSingapore Stocks-May slip as Greek talks stall; Olam in focusReutersPRECIOUS METALS: Gold Falls In Asia; Firm Dollar, Profit-Taking WeighWall Street Journal (India)all 47 news articles »
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New York Daily NewsA Change in the Asian EquationNew York TimesSINGAPORE — Central bankers in Asia have yet another reason to hesitate now that the US Federal Reserve looks likely to keep interest rates low for longer. Indonesia, Thailand, Australia and the Philippines have all cut interest rates at least once in …Analysis: Fed-watching gives Asian central banks cause to pauseReutersall 144 news articles »
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Asia Week NY rolls out an 8-day extravaganza of gallery open houses and museum …Art DailyFor Asia Week New York starting on March 16, nearly three-dozen galleries will host simultaneous exhibitions to spotlight prized ancient, antique, and contemporary Asian artworks. International and Manhattan dealers will showcase an astonishing array …and more »
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BloombergAsia Is Not Facing 'Hot Money' Risk: IMF's SinghCNBC.comAsia is not facing the risk of “hot money” inflows as the region better positioned to deal with an influx of capital compared to the past, said Anoop Singh, IMF Director for Asia & the Pacific. “Asia has experience dealing with (hot money inflows).IMF Says Asia's Policy Scope Shields Economies From Global RiskBusinessWeekPolicy Scope Shields Asia From Global Risk: IMFBloombergIMF Says Asia Has Room For Stimulus, BOJ Could Ease MoreWall Street JournalPeople’s Daily Online -AFPall 84 news articles »
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Yahoo!7 NewsUS puts Asia-Pacific on top amid defense cutsABS CBN NewsNearly 4 decades after it was forced to retreat from Vietnam and 20 years after it closed down Subic Base, the Americans are trying to return to Southeast Asia because of worries over China's ambitions in the region. The 2nd round of strategic …China sanctions against PH urgedInquirer.netUS, China And Developments In Southeast Asia – AnalysisEurasia ReviewSoutheast Asia Today: Top Stories From the RegionWall Street Journal (blog)The Nation -Philippine Headline News -The Daily Telegraphall 171 news articles »
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CTV.caOil above $99 in Asia on Europe's austerity moveThe Associated PressKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — 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. Benchmark crude for February delivery was up 59 cents at $99.37 a barrel at …Oil Below $99 in Asia on Greece Debt ConcernABC NewsOIL FUTURES: Crude Trades Lower In Asia Ahead Of Key EU MeetWall Street JournalOil Near $99 in Asia on Greece Debt ConcernTIMEReuters Africaall 852 news articles »
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BloombergAsian Stocks Advance on Greek Debt Deal Talks, Japan Output DataBusinessWeek31 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks rose, with a regional benchmark index headed for its biggest monthly rally since September 2010, after Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos said major progress has been made in debt-swap talks and Japan's industrial …Asia Stocks, Oil Rise on Greek Debt TalksBloombergAsian shares, euro capped by Greek deal, PortugalEconomic TimesAsia trades with gains even as EU markets fall most in six weeksBloomberg UTVTIME -AFPall 3,974 news articles »
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