Japan, South Korea stocks fall over 3% as Democrats lead in US midterms
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A hatted restaurant is doing lobster frites for just $50 and A1 Bakery puts a spin on its famous cheese pies. Here’s what’s on around Melbourne this November.
An escalating dispute over a new pay deal for thousands of drivers comes as the government unveiled an extra 3000 weekly bus services.
Dubai’s Emaar Properties PJSC offered to take over its construction arm in a multibillion-dollar deal at a time when valuations for both firms have been weighed down by the monthslong regional war.
India’s household borrowing surged 36% in a year, raising questions about how much consumer spending is being powered by debt and whether that growth can last as interest rates rise. Ruchi Bhatia explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
South Sumatra, Central Kalimantan, South Papua and Riau were flagged for heightened flood risks.
Florida voters passed sweeping property tax cuts in Tuesday’s election, a move that will gut local government funding.
UMNO launched the “Najib Razak Solidarity Fund” to crowdfund the 50 million ringgit amount.
The 28-year-old was hit by six bullets in an attack in Gaur Municipality on Tuesday night. Police have yet to identify the assailants or establish a motive.
South Korea’s Kospi Index slid as shares of chipmakers plunged on concern that a strong showing by Democrats in the US midterms would lead to greater scrutiny of the artificial intelligence industry.
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