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Việt NamSân bay Long Thành dự kiến vận hành thương mại từ ngày 24/12/2026
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Việt NamCao tốc Bến Lức - Long Thành thông xe
Nút giao Tân Hiệp sẽ được thông xe trong tháng 10, giúp giảm ùn tắc cho quốc lộ 51. Dự án cao tốc này sẽ thúc đẩy xuất khẩu hàng hóa và giảm tải cho TP HCM.
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Zimbabwe Businessman Dies in Crash
Wicknell Chivayo, implicated in R800m money laundering probe, dies in helicopter crash with wife and four others. Chivayo was known for his lavish lifestyle and close ties to African presidents.
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Ethiopia
EthiopiaAfrica Seeks Financial Integration
African leaders and officials gathered in Egypt to discuss economic growth and investment, with a focus on strengthening financial markets and promoting local currency trade. Central Bank of Egypt Governor Hassan Abdalla called for confidence-building measures and stable economic policies to attract investment.
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Nam Phi
Nam PhiZimbabwe Businessman Chivayo Dies
Wicknell Chivayo, implicated in R800m money laundering probe, dies in helicopter crash with wife and four others. The crash occurred in the Marondera rural area, about 70km east of Harare, Zimbabwe's capital.
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Vương quốc Anh
Vương quốc AnhAres Warns Against BT Takeover
US private credit giant Ares Management has warned the UK government that a BT takeover of TalkTalk would damage Britain's standing as a destination for international investment. Ares is also seeking to buy the struggling broadband provider.
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Singapore
SingaporeCDL's Lucerne Grand Sells 61%
The 99-year Jurong Lakeside project sold 350 units over the launch weekend, with prices starting from S$1.5 million for a two-bedroom unit. The average price per square foot was S$2,480.
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Vương quốc AnhUK to Levy Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars
Britain set to match EU's 45% levy to avoid trade barriers, ministers ready to impose tariffs on cheap Chinese vehicle imports. The move comes as the UK car industry faces a difficult trade-off between Chinese and EU markets.
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Zimbabwe
ZimbabweZimbabwe Businessman Dies in Crash
Wicknell Chivayo, a prominent Zimbabwe businessman, and his wife Lucy Muteke were among six people killed in a helicopter crash east of Harare. The crash occurred on Wednesday evening in the Marondera rural area.
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Vương quốc AnhNorth Sea Oil Strike Looms
Unite union says staff left with no choice but industrial action after breakdown in pay talks with Apache, potentially disrupting UK fuel supplies. Over 160 workers may take part in the strike, affecting the Forties and Beryl oilfields.
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Philippines
PhilippinesMynt IPO Set at 6.60 Pesos
Mynt, the parent of GCash, priced its initial public offering at 6.60 pesos a share, potentially raising 53 billion pesos in one of the country's biggest listings. The company plans to use most of the funds for digital financial services growth and product development.
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Malawi
MalawiRBM Licenses Pro Veritas
Pro Veritas Consulting Group Limited is the first pension adviser in Malawi, licensed to provide guidance on governance and investments. The firm will offer professional and technical advice to pension and provident funds, as well as their members.
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Namibia
NamibiaInvestors Remain Positive on Netflix Amid Growth Concerns
Despite concerns over slowing growth, investors remain optimistic about Netflix's long-term prospects. Co-CEO Ted Sarandos acknowledged the company's growth is not meeting expectations, but analysts still see opportunities in the streaming giant. The company's stock has been a market laggard lately, but investors are not losing sight of its potential.
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Ma-rốc
Ma-rốcTrump Transfers AI Oversight to US Intelligence Chief
US President Trump has reportedly assigned the task of overseeing artificial intelligence (AI) to the head of US intelligence. This move prioritizes coordination over regulation, aiming to maintain American dominance in the field. The decision comes as the US seeks to preserve its leadership in AI, with several major tech companies involved in the development of AI technology.
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Malaysia
MalaysiaSemiconductor Industry Seeks Tax Breaks and R&D Incentives
The Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association has proposed significant tax breaks and research and development incentives in the 2027 federal budget. The association seeks to increase the automation capital allowance from RM10 million to RM100 million and provide a 200% tax deduction for R&D expenditure. This move aims to create a favorable environment for companies to reinvest, expand, and undertake more R&D in Malaysia.
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NamibiaBritain Considers Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars
Britain is considering imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports due to concerns over state-subsidised cars flooding the market. The move aims to protect national interests and avoid negative impacts from the EU's 'Made in Europe' policy on the UK auto industry. British ministers are drawing up a package of potential tariffs, with some reports suggesting a 45% levy on Chinese electric cars.
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Hà Lan
Hà LanDutch Government Faces Box 3 Savings Scheme Challenges
The Dutch government is struggling to implement the Box 3 savings scheme, a tax on savings above 50,000 euros. Minister of Finance Sigrid Kaag's predecessor, Wopke Hoekstra, had proposed a more complex system, but it has been met with criticism. The scheme's impact on small savers is a major concern.
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Hà LanNetherlands Sees Surge in Open House Viewings
The Netherlands has seen a significant increase in open house viewings during the NVM Open Huizen Dag, with many homes being sold before the event. Potential buyers are looking for instapklare woningen, or move-in-ready homes, as they want to avoid large renovations. The event has been a success, with many homes being viewed and sold.
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New Zealand
New ZealandSupermarket Break-up Plans Criticized by Foodstuffs Boss
Foodstuffs NZ managing director Chris Quin has criticized plans to break up the country's supermarket duopoly, saying they risk higher food prices and have a 'populist' streak. Most parties are heading into the general election with policies to split up the grocery sector dominated by Foodstuffs and Woolworths. Quin argued that the proposals would not lower the cost of food and would instead create uncertainty for store owners and investors.
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Mexico
MexicoHyundai Tucson 2027 Unveiled with New Features
Hyundai is set to unveil its new Tucson model at the Paris Motor Show on October 12. The 2027 Tucson will feature new engines, increased power, and improved autonomy. The updated model will also include a new digital cabin and renovated infotainment system. The changes aim to enhance the driving experience and provide more convenience for drivers.
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Kuwait
KuwaitOil Exporters Agree to Steady Production
Seven major oil-exporting countries have agreed to maintain their production levels in November, a move aimed at stabilizing the global oil market. The decision comes as the price of benchmark Brent crude oil has risen above $100 a barrel due to the ongoing Iran conflict. This development is significant as it may impact global energy prices and trade.
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Macao
MacaoMacau Tourism Industry Sees Revenue Growth
Macau's tourism industry has shown signs of recovery, with a 0.9% increase in total revenue to approximately 113.3 billion yen in 2025. The industry has been recovering since 2023, with a significant increase in inbound tourist numbers. This growth is attributed to the easing of COVID-19 restrictions and the return of international travel. The industry's recovery is a positive sign for the local economy, but challenges remain, including the impact of changing tourist behaviors and the rise of online travel agencies.
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KuwaitUzbekistan Expands Food Exports to Kuwait
A delegation from Uzbekistan held talks with 15 Kuwaiti food importers and major retailers to expand food exports and logistics. The meetings focused on increasing export volumes, arranging supplies, and logistics for Uzbek meat, frozen products, confectionery, dried fruit, and pulses. The visit aimed to promote Uzbek goods in the Kuwaiti market and establish a trading house for Uzbek products.
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Libya
LibyaItalian Exports to Libya Surge
Italian exports to Libya have seen a significant increase of 84.5% in the first four months of the year, reaching €1.005 billion. This growth is driven by shipments of refined petroleum products, machinery, and other goods. The rise in exports has positioned Italy as the fifth-largest exporter to Libya, with Egypt, Turkey, China, and the UAE ranking above it.
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Estonia
EstoniaEstonian Gravel-Road Test Shows Stabilised Soil Gains Strength
A 2015 gravel-road stabilisation test in Estonia, conducted by StabilRoad Holding, has shown that the compressive strength of the stabilised soil increased by 1.0 to 3.0 MPa over 10 years. The company presented the decade-long results in November 2025, citing laboratory tests of core samples taken every two years. This development could have implications for road construction and maintenance.