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| | | ... reporting that Low, who has been on the run for several years, is hiding in the luxury Green Hills district of Shanghai, China under the name of Constantinos Achilles Veis. He also reportedly holds a forged Australian passport in that name. Low is accused ... |
| | | | ... global trade by closing the Strait of Hormuz, though he said that action is unlikely due to the impact it would have on China and India, with which Iran does a lot of trade. The major concern amongst investors is significant changes in the price of oil. ... |
| | | | Airtrunk lands a renewables specialist, JPMorgan hires from Amazon, and T. Rowe Price promotes an impact executive. Robert Bartrop has returned to Sydney to lead the social impact and community strategy at AirTrunk, the Asia Pacific technology company ... |
| | | | ... position in the cosmetic giant L'Oreal and, despite its global popularity, the company struggled to grow its footprint in the China market. "China's the second largest beauty market in the world after the US... it's been an important growth for L'Oreal ... |
| | | | ... was "far from uniform" across the 56 markets analysed, with the growth tilted strongly towards North America and mainland China, which occupied more than half of the entire personal wealth in the study. Australia remains in second position for median ... |
| | | | ... has embedded certainty in its policy to provide greater guarantees and long-term focus for the cleantech sector. Globally, China continues to accelerate investments in renewables, electrification, and advanced energy technologies, while Europe remains ... |
| | | | ... Australia and New Zealand, concerns around the status of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, global economic volatility, and US-China relations were also consistently raised. Morningstar said that amid these geopolitical vagaries and elevated volatility, asset ... |
| | | | ... the news in May was toward less rather than more tariffs. "The big one there was the negotiation of a 90-day pause with China," he said. "That reduced tariffs on both sides by more than 100% with a view to a more meaningful deal in the next few months. ... |
| | | | ... Hauser said the effects of US President Donald Trump's tariffs may increase competition for Australian firms operating in China. Hauser said he visited China just after Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs and while the extent of then was a shock, the sentiment ... |
| | | | ... over the medium to long term. It invested in companies operating in countries such as Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, China, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, India and Vietnam. After careful consideration, Pendal said "we have determined ... |
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