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Still Awash With Cash, World Economies Take Turn for The Worse
In a world preoccupied by geopolitical crises - from Ukraine, Iraq and Gaza to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa - the global economy has taken something of a back seat. But there are increasing signs it is in trouble despite being awash with cash from record low interest rates.
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Debt Worldwide Hits Record $184 Trillion, or $86,000 Per Person
The amount of worldwide public and private debt is equal to about 225 percent of gross domestic product.
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Chinese Ships, Planes Hold War Games In Sea Of Japan
Chinese planes and ships held war games in the Sea of Japan last week, the military said, during which Beijing displayed its latest-generation frigate at a time of bitter territorial disputes with Asian neighbors.
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China, Japan Agree to Keep Momentum Alive for Better Ties
China and Japan held their first security talks in four years on Thursday and agreed to keep alive and foster a nascent recovery in bilateral ties plagued by the legacy of Japan's wartime aggression and a territorial dispute.
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Still Awash With Cash, World Economies Take Turn for The Worse
In a world preoccupied by geopolitical crises - from Ukraine, Iraq and Gaza to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa - the global economy has taken something of a back seat. But there are increasing signs it is in trouble despite being awash with cash from record low interest rates.
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Chinese Boat Sinks in Waters Close to Islets Disputed with Japan
A number of Chinese fishermen are missing after a trawler sank in waters to the north of a group of islands disputed with Japan in the East China Sea, state media said on Friday, though it was unclear what had caused the sinking in highly sensitive waters.
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Asian economies to top richest list by 2050: Study
Singapore topped the list in 2010 and is expected to keep the top spot in 2050.
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India optimistic about sealing EU trade deal
A Free Trade Agreement would help India's growing companies expand into the EU.
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Adidas investigating Rs 872 crore write-off at Reebok India
Adidas has also replaced its management at Reebok India, and could see further restructuring of about Rs488.39 crore.
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Top cues: Asian shares firm, Titan, Dabur results today
Asian shares edged up on Monday morning. Markets in China and Japan are closed for a public holiday.
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Mangalore Refinery to cut Iran oil imports
The cuts in oil imports from Iran by Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL) would imply a reduction of more than 20 percent in India's total purchases of Iranian oil in the next fiscal year, according to Reuters' estimates.
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Safety issue remains cause of concern for general aviation: DGCA chief
"The demand for jet will increase by 10 per cent as the market is growing,"said DGCA chief E K Bharat Bhushan.
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Still Awash With Cash, World Economies Take Turn for The Worse
In a world preoccupied by geopolitical crises - from Ukraine, Iraq and Gaza to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa - the global economy has taken something of a back seat. But there are increasing signs it is in trouble despite being awash with cash from record low interest rates.
-
Debt Worldwide Hits Record $184 Trillion, or $86,000 Per Person
The amount of worldwide public and private debt is equal to about 225 percent of gross domestic product.
-
Chinese Ships, Planes Hold War Games In Sea Of Japan
Chinese planes and ships held war games in the Sea of Japan last week, the military said, during which Beijing displayed its latest-generation frigate at a time of bitter territorial disputes with Asian neighbors.
-
China, Japan Agree to Keep Momentum Alive for Better Ties
China and Japan held their first security talks in four years on Thursday and agreed to keep alive and foster a nascent recovery in bilateral ties plagued by the legacy of Japan's wartime aggression and a territorial dispute.
-
Still Awash With Cash, World Economies Take Turn for The Worse
In a world preoccupied by geopolitical crises - from Ukraine, Iraq and Gaza to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa - the global economy has taken something of a back seat. But there are increasing signs it is in trouble despite being awash with cash from record low interest rates.
-
Chinese Boat Sinks in Waters Close to Islets Disputed with Japan
A number of Chinese fishermen are missing after a trawler sank in waters to the north of a group of islands disputed with Japan in the East China Sea, state media said on Friday, though it was unclear what had caused the sinking in highly sensitive waters.
-
Asian economies to top richest list by 2050: Study
Singapore topped the list in 2010 and is expected to keep the top spot in 2050.
-
India optimistic about sealing EU trade deal
A Free Trade Agreement would help India's growing companies expand into the EU.
-
Adidas investigating Rs 872 crore write-off at Reebok India
Adidas has also replaced its management at Reebok India, and could see further restructuring of about Rs488.39 crore.
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Top cues: Asian shares firm, Titan, Dabur results today
Asian shares edged up on Monday morning. Markets in China and Japan are closed for a public holiday.
-
Mangalore Refinery to cut Iran oil imports
The cuts in oil imports from Iran by Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL) would imply a reduction of more than 20 percent in India's total purchases of Iranian oil in the next fiscal year, according to Reuters' estimates.
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Safety issue remains cause of concern for general aviation: DGCA chief
"The demand for jet will increase by 10 per cent as the market is growing,"said DGCA chief E K Bharat Bhushan.
