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"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
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DJs, Pickleball, Trump Jr: Crypto Conference In Singapore Sees Huge Attendance
From making predictions about a multi-trillion stablecoin market to praising US President Donald Trump for his support of the crypto industry, a high-profile conference in Singapore this week added to the buoyant mood in the industry.
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India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 Final: Rivalry, Controversies And The Business of Cricket
India and Pakistan face each other in the title clash for the first time in the tournament's four-decade history.
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China Orders Schools, Businesses Shut In 10 Cities Amid Super Typhoon Ragasa
China ordered at least 10 cities to shut down schools and businesses on Tuesday, as Super Typhoon Ragasa approached the country's south.
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Amid Trump's H-1B Chaos, China Opens Door For Global Talent With 'K Visa'
As US President Donald Trump's new $100,000 visa fee sets off panic and confusion, China has announced a new visa category to lure in young science and technology talent.
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From Dunith Wellalage To Virat Kohli: Players Who Suffered Personal Tragedies During On-Field Duty
Sri Lanka all-rounder Dunith Wellalage's father died as the player was busy with the Asia Cup 2025 match against Afghanistan.
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6 Killed In Jerusalem Bus Shooting
Palestinian attackers opened fire at a bus stop at a busy intersection in north Jerusalem on Monday, killing six people and injuring another 12, according to Israeli police, emergency rescue services and local hospitals.
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Why Hong Kong Is Emerging As India's Preferred MICE Destination
As travel patterns evolve, Indian companies are seeking destinations that inspire and reward. With its robust MICE strategy, Hong Kong is emerging as a natural choice.
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Suntory CEO Takeshi Niinami Quits Over Japan Drugs Probe
One of Japan's best-known business people has resigned as CEO of beverage giant Suntory after police raided his house in an illegal drugs probe, the company and media reports said Tuesday.
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Opinion | Trump Is Indeed Making A Country Great Again. But It's China
US tariffs on other countries have helped China, and the measures will make these nations more dependent on Beijing. This dependency is likely to go beyond business and trade.
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PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
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In Japan, Find Nearest Toilet, Live Congestion Levels With A QR Code
Japanese toilet giant TOTO has launched a service allowing those caught short in public to locate the nearest washrooms and see how busy they are real-time with a phone and QR code.
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Japan Post Suspends Small Parcel Deliveries To US Due To Trump Tariffs
Japan Post Co will suspend shipping of some small packages to the United States due to fresh tariffs imposed by the US government, in a sign of how President Donald Trump's tariffs may impact smaller businesses and individuals.
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Spotify Flags Price Rises as It Introduces New Services: Report
Spotify will raise prices as it invests in new features and targets 1 billion users, the Financial Times reported on Sunday citing the music streaming provider's Co-President and Chief Business Officer Alex Norstrom.
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Major Internet Outage Hits Pakistan, Disrupts Businesses And Daily Life
A nationwide internet outage in Pakistan continues to disrupt businesses, financial services and daily life. Industry officials termed the internet outage as one of the most severe breakdowns in recent years.
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"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
-
DJs, Pickleball, Trump Jr: Crypto Conference In Singapore Sees Huge Attendance
From making predictions about a multi-trillion stablecoin market to praising US President Donald Trump for his support of the crypto industry, a high-profile conference in Singapore this week added to the buoyant mood in the industry.
-
India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 Final: Rivalry, Controversies And The Business of Cricket
India and Pakistan face each other in the title clash for the first time in the tournament's four-decade history.
-
China Orders Schools, Businesses Shut In 10 Cities Amid Super Typhoon Ragasa
China ordered at least 10 cities to shut down schools and businesses on Tuesday, as Super Typhoon Ragasa approached the country's south.
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Amid Trump's H-1B Chaos, China Opens Door For Global Talent With 'K Visa'
As US President Donald Trump's new $100,000 visa fee sets off panic and confusion, China has announced a new visa category to lure in young science and technology talent.
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From Dunith Wellalage To Virat Kohli: Players Who Suffered Personal Tragedies During On-Field Duty
Sri Lanka all-rounder Dunith Wellalage's father died as the player was busy with the Asia Cup 2025 match against Afghanistan.
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6 Killed In Jerusalem Bus Shooting
Palestinian attackers opened fire at a bus stop at a busy intersection in north Jerusalem on Monday, killing six people and injuring another 12, according to Israeli police, emergency rescue services and local hospitals.
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Why Hong Kong Is Emerging As India's Preferred MICE Destination
As travel patterns evolve, Indian companies are seeking destinations that inspire and reward. With its robust MICE strategy, Hong Kong is emerging as a natural choice.
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Suntory CEO Takeshi Niinami Quits Over Japan Drugs Probe
One of Japan's best-known business people has resigned as CEO of beverage giant Suntory after police raided his house in an illegal drugs probe, the company and media reports said Tuesday.
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Opinion | Trump Is Indeed Making A Country Great Again. But It's China
US tariffs on other countries have helped China, and the measures will make these nations more dependent on Beijing. This dependency is likely to go beyond business and trade.
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PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
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In Japan, Find Nearest Toilet, Live Congestion Levels With A QR Code
Japanese toilet giant TOTO has launched a service allowing those caught short in public to locate the nearest washrooms and see how busy they are real-time with a phone and QR code.
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Japan Post Suspends Small Parcel Deliveries To US Due To Trump Tariffs
Japan Post Co will suspend shipping of some small packages to the United States due to fresh tariffs imposed by the US government, in a sign of how President Donald Trump's tariffs may impact smaller businesses and individuals.
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Spotify Flags Price Rises as It Introduces New Services: Report
Spotify will raise prices as it invests in new features and targets 1 billion users, the Financial Times reported on Sunday citing the music streaming provider's Co-President and Chief Business Officer Alex Norstrom.
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Major Internet Outage Hits Pakistan, Disrupts Businesses And Daily Life
A nationwide internet outage in Pakistan continues to disrupt businesses, financial services and daily life. Industry officials termed the internet outage as one of the most severe breakdowns in recent years.
