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Dubai all set to host major pulse industry event in April 2020

Dubai / WAM DMCC, a Free Zone for commodities trade and enterprise, on Tuesday announced its support for the GPC Convention 2020, the global pulse industry’s premier event, to be held at the Grand Hyatt Dubai in April next year. Nearly one thousand academics, government bodies, farming organisations, food and agricultural experts, traders and pulses industry experts from more than ...

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World’s top bicycle maker says the era of ‘Made in China’ is over

Bloomberg Giant Manufacturing Co saw the writing on the wall early on. The world’s biggest bicycle maker started moving production of US-bound orders out of its China facilities to its home base in Taiwan as soon as it heard Donald Trump threaten tariff action in September. “When Trump announced the plan of 25 percent tariffs, we took it seriously,” Chairwoman ...

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China’s housing price growth quickens as buyer demand robust

Bloomberg New home price growth in China quickened last month after government measures to spur demand in smaller cities took effect. The average value of new homes in 70 major cities around Asia’s biggest economy, excluding government-subsidised housing, rose 0.71 percent in May, according to data released by statistics bureau. That’s faster than an increase of 0.62 percent in April ...

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Blackstone-backed India REIT wins over investors

Bloomberg India’s first ever real estate investment trust has outperformed peers since its debut in late March, helped by a low interest rate environment that’s forcing investors to look elsewhere for yield. Blackstone Group LP-backed Embassy Office Parks REIT has risen 21 percent since its listing, beating indexes that track REITs in Singapore and Japan. “This kind of return isn’t ...

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Beijing to open up beef market to UK, Germany

Bloomberg Cattle farmers in Britain and Germany are among the latest winners from a shortage of meat in China. The UK and China reached a deal to allow British beef to be sold to the Asian country by year-end. That marks the first potential shipments since the 1990s, when British beef was banned amid an outbreak of mad cow disease. ...

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Water outages to hit Manila again

Bloomberg Water outages will again hit the Philippine capital due to reduced supply at its main reservoir despite the start of the rainy season. Manila Water Co Inc, a unit of Ayala Corp, said the eastern part of the capital was expected to have supply interruptions on Tuesday. Maynilad Water Services Inc, a unit of Metro Pacific Investments Corp, told ...

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US colleges worry trade war risks flow of Chinese students

Bloomberg Kirk Brennan, director of undergraduate admission at the University of Southern California, was on a bus in Baotou earlier this month, part of a multi-school recruiting trip in Inner Mongolia, when he heard the news: The Chinese Education Ministry had issued a warning to students studying in the US to be vigilant about restrictions on academic visas. It’s hard ...

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Trump says ship attacks minor as US adds troops to Mideast

Bloomberg The Pentagon plans to send about 1,000 more troops to the Middle East as tensions rise between the US and Iran, though President Donald Trump called two recent tanker attacks blamed on the Islamic Republic “very minor.” “I have authorised approximately 1,000 additional troops for defensive purposes to address air, naval, and ground-based threats in the Middle East,” Acting ...

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