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Kobita Jugnauth To Akshata Murty, A Round-Up Of What The First Ladies Wore At G20
From Akshata Murty to Yuko Kishida, here is what the first ladies wore at the G20 summit
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From Akshata Murty to Yuko Kishida, Ethnic Wear Took Centre Stage Among The Leading Ladies At The G20 Gala Dinner
While UK's First Lady, Akshata Murty's ethnic game was consistent, the G20 dinner saw other first ladies bring desi to the forefront of their stylebooks.
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Japan Ex PM Shinzo Abe Was Shot Twice From Behind At Close Range
Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe -- Japan's longest-serving premier and a figure of enduring influence -- died after being shot at a campaign event Friday in an attack that shocked a nation where political violence and guns are rare.
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Alibaba Co-Founder Jack Ma Resigns From SoftBank Board
The departure of Jack Ma comes as he pulls back from formal business roles to focus on philanthropy.
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Bullet Train, And Possibly Submarines, Deepen India-Japan Ties
Many of the cargo containers passing through the port in Mumbai have a small piece of Japan Inc. attached: Devices from NEC Corp. that can be tracked as the containers rumble through the interior of Asia's third-largest economy.
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Weaker Yen Boosts Japan Stocks For Second Day As Exporters Rise
Japanese shares rose for a second day as the yen weakened against the dollar, boosting the outlook for exporters' profits at the start of the corporate earnings season.
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Pound Flash Crash Baffles Traders As Algorithms Blamed For Slump
Sterling sank as low as $1.1841, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, the lowest since March 1985.
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Book Of Stories Not More Than 140 Characters Long
"Tales on Tweet", published by HarperCollins India in a 'micro' size, has 98 micro stories.
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Russia Charges Mikhail Khodorkovsky In Absentia With Organising Murder
Russian investigators today charged ex-oil tycoon and Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky with organising the 1998 murder of a mayor in Siberia, ratcheting up their campaign against the exiled former Yukos boss.
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Russia Summons Mikhail Khodorkovsky For Questioning On Murder Charge
Russian investigators have summoned Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky for questioning saying he is charged over a 1998 murder, the website of the former head of Yukos oil company said today.
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Russia Warns of Retaliation for Yukos Overseas Asset Freeze
Moscow threatened Friday to retaliate against state-linked foreign firms operating in Russia after its official assets in Western Europe were frozen over legal claims by former Yukos oil company shareholders.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe's Public Support Slumps in the Wake of Resignations: Poll
Public approval of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government slumped after the resignation of two high-profile cabinet ministers last week, according to a poll published on Sunday, adding more pressure on Mr Abe as he struggles to turn around the Japanese economy.
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Second Japanese Female Cabinet Minister Resigns: PM Shinzo Abe
Two of the five women in Shinzo Abe's Japanese cabinet resigned on Monday beset by allegations of misusing political funds, dealing a blow to the prime minister's efforts to boost the profile of women.
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Japan Industry Minister Resigns over Make-Up Scandal: Reports
Japan's industry minister resigned on Monday over claims she spent political donations on make-up and other items unconnected to politics, reports said, in a blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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In Blow to Shinzo Abe, Japan Minister to Quit as Soon as Sunday Over Funds Scandal: Reports
In a blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Japan's new trade and industry minister will resign as soon as Sunday over allegations that groups backing her misused political funds, Japanese media said.
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Kobita Jugnauth To Akshata Murty, A Round-Up Of What The First Ladies Wore At G20
From Akshata Murty to Yuko Kishida, here is what the first ladies wore at the G20 summit
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From Akshata Murty to Yuko Kishida, Ethnic Wear Took Centre Stage Among The Leading Ladies At The G20 Gala Dinner
While UK's First Lady, Akshata Murty's ethnic game was consistent, the G20 dinner saw other first ladies bring desi to the forefront of their stylebooks.
-
Japan Ex PM Shinzo Abe Was Shot Twice From Behind At Close Range
Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe -- Japan's longest-serving premier and a figure of enduring influence -- died after being shot at a campaign event Friday in an attack that shocked a nation where political violence and guns are rare.
-
Alibaba Co-Founder Jack Ma Resigns From SoftBank Board
The departure of Jack Ma comes as he pulls back from formal business roles to focus on philanthropy.
-
Bullet Train, And Possibly Submarines, Deepen India-Japan Ties
Many of the cargo containers passing through the port in Mumbai have a small piece of Japan Inc. attached: Devices from NEC Corp. that can be tracked as the containers rumble through the interior of Asia's third-largest economy.
-
Weaker Yen Boosts Japan Stocks For Second Day As Exporters Rise
Japanese shares rose for a second day as the yen weakened against the dollar, boosting the outlook for exporters' profits at the start of the corporate earnings season.
-
Pound Flash Crash Baffles Traders As Algorithms Blamed For Slump
Sterling sank as low as $1.1841, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, the lowest since March 1985.
-
Book Of Stories Not More Than 140 Characters Long
"Tales on Tweet", published by HarperCollins India in a 'micro' size, has 98 micro stories.
-
Russia Charges Mikhail Khodorkovsky In Absentia With Organising Murder
Russian investigators today charged ex-oil tycoon and Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky with organising the 1998 murder of a mayor in Siberia, ratcheting up their campaign against the exiled former Yukos boss.
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Russia Summons Mikhail Khodorkovsky For Questioning On Murder Charge
Russian investigators have summoned Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky for questioning saying he is charged over a 1998 murder, the website of the former head of Yukos oil company said today.
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Russia Warns of Retaliation for Yukos Overseas Asset Freeze
Moscow threatened Friday to retaliate against state-linked foreign firms operating in Russia after its official assets in Western Europe were frozen over legal claims by former Yukos oil company shareholders.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe's Public Support Slumps in the Wake of Resignations: Poll
Public approval of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government slumped after the resignation of two high-profile cabinet ministers last week, according to a poll published on Sunday, adding more pressure on Mr Abe as he struggles to turn around the Japanese economy.
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Second Japanese Female Cabinet Minister Resigns: PM Shinzo Abe
Two of the five women in Shinzo Abe's Japanese cabinet resigned on Monday beset by allegations of misusing political funds, dealing a blow to the prime minister's efforts to boost the profile of women.
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Japan Industry Minister Resigns over Make-Up Scandal: Reports
Japan's industry minister resigned on Monday over claims she spent political donations on make-up and other items unconnected to politics, reports said, in a blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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In Blow to Shinzo Abe, Japan Minister to Quit as Soon as Sunday Over Funds Scandal: Reports
In a blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Japan's new trade and industry minister will resign as soon as Sunday over allegations that groups backing her misused political funds, Japanese media said.
