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Dubai Investments eyes expansion
Dh400 million acquisitions expected in financial and real estate sectors
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India
Modi wants to make India the 'easiest' place to do business
PM says India not only offers the potential of low cost manufacturing, but it also has high quality manpower
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Turchia
Business group head does not step back in clash with Turkish President Erdo?an
TÜS?ADs outgoing leader, who is at odds with the government and the president over his recent remarks, stands behind his words, adding that the business group generates some 85 percent of taxes in Turkey
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Cina Australia
Western Australia's mining boom ebbs along with China's economy
Joe Norton, a large man with a sun-burnt face, digs into a plate full of beef, potatoes, carrots and Brussels sprouts at Searipple, a mobile-home camp in Australia's western frontier.
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Giappone
Japan readies record $800b 2015-16 budget, curbs bond sales -sources
Abe to propose 96.3tr yen budget for coming fiscal year
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India
Modi promises to make India easiest place to do business
Wooing global investors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today promised to make India the "easiest" destination to do business with a stable tax regime and a predictable, transparent and fair policy environment.
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Dubai Investments closes in on $109m acquisition deals
Company says it is close to finalising agreements on two acquisitions, including one in real estate sector
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Dubai hotel property sales register rise
More investors snapping up assets despite lack of owners willing to offer them on sale
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Australia
Crystal Palace captain Mile Jedinak injured on Australia duty
Crystal Palace captain Mile Jedinak faces a race to be fit for Australia after sustaining an ankle injury in their opening Asian Cup game. Jedinak, 30, scored a penalty in the Socceroos’ 4-1 win against Kuwait in Melbourne on Friday but twisted his left ankle during the first half. Television pictures in ...
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India
India's foreign reserves down $471 million
India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $471 million to $319.23 billion for the week ended January 2, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data showed.