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Survey: Western, Chinese consumers divided on electric, self-driving cars
Automakers, ride-hailing and technology companies plowing money into the development of electric, self-driving and shared car services will find more enthusiastic consumers in China than in Europe and the United States, a survey on Thursday showed.
India may force social media platforms to offer user verification
India's proposed new privacy bill may require large social media platforms to offer an identity-verification option, a potentially precedent-setting effort to rein in the spread of 'fake news'.
Political stability, mega projects clarity will boost ringgit, FBM KLCI
KUALA LUMPUR: Political stability and clarity on mega projects can be the 'wow' factors which could boost the ringgit and FBM KLCI performance next year.
Malaysia's economy likely to grow in January-March 2020
PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian economy is expected to grow from January to March 2020 based on the September 2019 Leading Index which indicates that the country is in a recovery phase, said Chief Statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin.
German manufacturing crisis drags into final quarter
BERLIN: German industrial orders fell unexpectedly in October as demand at home and from outside the euro zone weakened, suggesting a manufacturing downturn will continue to hold back growth in Europe's largest economy in the final quarter.
US senator is drafting US legislation to reverse ‘mega mergers’
US Senator Elizabeth Warren is drafting a bill that would call on regulators to retroactively review about two decades of "mega mergers” and ban such deals going forward.
Huawei moves to overturn 'unlawful' US subsidy ban
SHENZHEN, China (AFP): Chinese telecoms giant Huawei said on Thursday (Dec 5) that it has petitioned a US court to overturn a ban that prevents carriers in rural America from buying the firm's equipment by tapping an US$8.5-billion federal fund.
Australia retail sales stagnate, exports skid in bleak start to Q4
SYDNEY: Australian retailers had it tough in October as skittish consumers chose to hoard any windfall from lower interest rates and tax rebates, likely heralding another quarter of disappointment for the economy.