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Japan's stock market crashes – what it means for investors
Japan's stock market crash could ultimately mean “lower prices and better valuations” for investors
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Is China winning the electric car race?
China now sells more electric cars than conventional ones within its territory. Western countries seem determined to stop them from crossing their borders. Why?
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Billionaire entrepreneur Brian Kim arrested over K-pop stock manipulation
Brian Kim caught the wave that propelled Korean pop stars and actors to global stardom. Now accused of financial wrongdoing, he is in for the fight of his life.
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Why is the Japanese yen weak?
The yen has weakened far more than expected, even though the economy and stocks are looking much healthier
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What does a weak yen mean for Japanese stocks?
The Japanese yen has hit its lowest level against the US Dollar since 1986. What does it mean for its stock market?
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The rise and fall of Simon Sadler: Blackpool FC saviour and businessman
Simon Sadler, who hails from Blackpool, rose to become the envy of Asia’s financial scene and returned in triumph to rescue the local football club. Is his “long hot streak” now over?
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Indian stocks bounce back – should you invest?
Indian stocks make a comeback after the country's general election. Should you invest?
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India election 2024: Modi loses majority
The India election results are in and Modi suffered a big political setback. What does the future hold for the country?
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Should you invest in Hong Kong?
A huge slump in a long-term star market should draw bargain hunters – but Hong Kong has changed.
