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Alibaba Founder Jack Ma Said to Be Spotted in Hong Kong in Rare Appearance
Jack Ma is said to currently be in Hong Kong where he has met business associates in recent days. The billionaire founder of Alibaba has been keeping a low profile since delivering a speech in October last year in Shanghai criticising China's financial regulators.
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Delhi Ranks Highest Across World In CCTVs Per Square Mile: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday informed that the national capital ranks highest across the world in CCTVs per square mile, beating cities like Shanghai, New York, and London.
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Delhi Ahead Of New York, London In Terms Of CCTV Cameras Per Sq. Mile: Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said Delhi has left mega cities like New York, London and Shanghai behind in terms of most number of CCTV cameras installed per square mile and congratulated the officers and engineers for achieving the milestone.
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Activision Is Bringing E-Sports Franchises to a City Near You
Overwatch League, the competitive video-game endeavour that Activision Blizzard launched last year, continues to model its future on traditional organisations like the NBA and NFL.
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The Next Chapter for Starbucks? Getting Fancier
The company said recently that it will open 20 to 30 Roasteries across the globe, with Shanghai and New York locations coming soon.
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'Catastrophe' Warnings as Climate Talks Enter Final Stretch
Large swathes of New York and Shanghai could disappear under the waves and millions driven into poverty, fresh climate reports warned as ministers scrambled today for common ground weeks ahead of a crunch environmental summit.
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Why Global Financial Markets Are Going Crazy
The Chinese economy is slowing, and the 38 percent drop in the Shanghai Composite Index since June 12 is indeed a huge number.
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Disenchanted Chinese Tech Companies Plot Escape From New York
Chinese tech firms have fallen out of love with America, and it shows - a growing number of them are looking to drop their listings in New York and head back home.
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2015 Begins: Shanghai Tragedy, Fireworks Elsewhere
Revelers crowded New York's Times Square and converged on the beaches of Brazil and skyscrapers of Dubai to say good riddance to a turbulent 2014 marred by terror woes, Ebola outbreaks and a horrific series of airline disasters.
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In Vietnam's capital, old town braces for makeover
Tourists, hawkers and motorcyclists rub shoulders every morning in the congested alleyways of Hanoi's low-rise Old Quarter, which seems generations away from the office towers and electronics megastores springing up in other parts of the capital.
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Pakistan violates ceasefire again, troops fire at Indian posts along the LoC
Pakistani troops violated ceasefire along the Line of Control today by firing at Indian positions in Mendhar sector in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said.
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World landmarks go dark for Earth Hour
Iconic landmarks and skylines were plunged into darkness on Saturday as the "Earth Hour" switch-off of lights around the world got under way to raise awareness of climate change.
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'Tomic the tank engine' back on track
Tomic's image suffered last year after a terrible streak of losses and brushes with the law. Confessions he gave less than full effort in matches at New York and Shanghai earned him the nickname, "Tomic the tank engine".
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Air India likely to resume key international routes by month-end
State-owned Air India will resume most of its international operations by the end of the month.
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Asian stock markets rise on stimulus hopes
Asian gains came despite overnight declines on Wall Street after weaker-than-expected June retail sales.
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Alibaba Founder Jack Ma Said to Be Spotted in Hong Kong in Rare Appearance
Jack Ma is said to currently be in Hong Kong where he has met business associates in recent days. The billionaire founder of Alibaba has been keeping a low profile since delivering a speech in October last year in Shanghai criticising China's financial regulators.
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Delhi Ranks Highest Across World In CCTVs Per Square Mile: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday informed that the national capital ranks highest across the world in CCTVs per square mile, beating cities like Shanghai, New York, and London.
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Delhi Ahead Of New York, London In Terms Of CCTV Cameras Per Sq. Mile: Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said Delhi has left mega cities like New York, London and Shanghai behind in terms of most number of CCTV cameras installed per square mile and congratulated the officers and engineers for achieving the milestone.
-
Activision Is Bringing E-Sports Franchises to a City Near You
Overwatch League, the competitive video-game endeavour that Activision Blizzard launched last year, continues to model its future on traditional organisations like the NBA and NFL.
-
The Next Chapter for Starbucks? Getting Fancier
The company said recently that it will open 20 to 30 Roasteries across the globe, with Shanghai and New York locations coming soon.
-
'Catastrophe' Warnings as Climate Talks Enter Final Stretch
Large swathes of New York and Shanghai could disappear under the waves and millions driven into poverty, fresh climate reports warned as ministers scrambled today for common ground weeks ahead of a crunch environmental summit.
-
Why Global Financial Markets Are Going Crazy
The Chinese economy is slowing, and the 38 percent drop in the Shanghai Composite Index since June 12 is indeed a huge number.
-
Disenchanted Chinese Tech Companies Plot Escape From New York
Chinese tech firms have fallen out of love with America, and it shows - a growing number of them are looking to drop their listings in New York and head back home.
-
2015 Begins: Shanghai Tragedy, Fireworks Elsewhere
Revelers crowded New York's Times Square and converged on the beaches of Brazil and skyscrapers of Dubai to say good riddance to a turbulent 2014 marred by terror woes, Ebola outbreaks and a horrific series of airline disasters.
-
In Vietnam's capital, old town braces for makeover
Tourists, hawkers and motorcyclists rub shoulders every morning in the congested alleyways of Hanoi's low-rise Old Quarter, which seems generations away from the office towers and electronics megastores springing up in other parts of the capital.
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Pakistan violates ceasefire again, troops fire at Indian posts along the LoC
Pakistani troops violated ceasefire along the Line of Control today by firing at Indian positions in Mendhar sector in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said.
-
World landmarks go dark for Earth Hour
Iconic landmarks and skylines were plunged into darkness on Saturday as the "Earth Hour" switch-off of lights around the world got under way to raise awareness of climate change.
-
'Tomic the tank engine' back on track
Tomic's image suffered last year after a terrible streak of losses and brushes with the law. Confessions he gave less than full effort in matches at New York and Shanghai earned him the nickname, "Tomic the tank engine".
-
Air India likely to resume key international routes by month-end
State-owned Air India will resume most of its international operations by the end of the month.
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Asian stock markets rise on stimulus hopes
Asian gains came despite overnight declines on Wall Street after weaker-than-expected June retail sales.
