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- India Minister: Will Protect Government Rights on Gas
- No Proposal to Up Foreign Investment in Media, Banks
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- OCBC Profit Rises 10% on Income
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- Strike Talks at Car Maker Break Off
- Australia Aims to Avoid Housing Bubble
- Everbright Securities Aims for $1.6 Billion IPO
- Hong Kong to Sell First Bonds Since '04
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- Malaysian Lawyers Denounce Crackdown
- Souring Loans Weigh on HSBC's Results
- China Tests U.S. Lead in Manufacturing
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- Resource Shares Lead Stocks Higher
- Shipping Corp May Buy Used Ships
- Shipping Corp May Buy Used Ships
- Private Airlines Call Off Strike
- India Minister: Will Protect Government Rights on Gas
- India Exports Down in June; July PMI at 55.3
- No Proposal to Up Foreign Investment in Media, Banks
- Bharti, MTN Extend Exclusive Talks
- Strike Talks at Car Maker Break Off
- Strike Talks at Car Maker Break Off
- Mitsubishi UFJ, Autos Lead Gains
- China Tests U.S. Lead in Manufacturing
- OCBC Profit Rises 10% on Income
- Eight Reforms Needed for Independent Directors
- Wesfarmers CEO Focuses on Performance
- Hong Kong to Sell First Bonds Since '04
- Australia Aims to Avoid Housing Bubble
- China Tests U.S. Lead in Manufacturing
- Everbright Securities Aims for $1.6 Billion IPO
- MGM Mirage Faces Review Over Macau
- Protesters in Malaysia Are Detained
- Thousands Mourn Filipino Ex-President
- 9 U.S., NATO Troops Die in Afghanistan
- U.N.: Afghan Civilian Deaths Up 24%
- Urban India Student PC Usage 71%: Survey
- HTC Gets Pinched by Competitors
- In Japan, Lenders Face Headwinds
- Sales Dip at Japan's Drug Makers
- China Aims to Keep Markets Open
- Hatoyama Upholds Political Tradition
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- RBS Nears Deal to Sell Asian Assets
- Plague Outbreak in Chinese Town
- Talks Fail at South Korean Car Maker
- England's Cricketers Raze Australia
- Nissan Unveils New Electric Car
- Malaysian Protesters Clash With Police
- Three U.S. Troops Die in Afghanistan
- Thousands Mourn Filipino Ex-President
- Plague Outbreak in Chinese Town
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- Philippines Ex-President Aquino Dies
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- U.N.: Afghan Civilian Deaths Up 24%
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- HTC Gets Pinched by Competitors
- Sony Is Still Feeling the Recession's Bite
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