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China targets "quality and efficiency" in economic growth drive
China will be able to sustain steady growth despite global uncertainties, says Vice President Wang Qishan. He said that "quality and efficiency" are the top priorities rather than quick fixes during
Tokyo's Nikkei index closes down for third straight session
Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei index fell for the third consecutive session on Thursday in cautious trade amid
US industries plead for end to US metals tariffs
Dozens of US industry groups sent
SK Hynix sees first quarterly profit fall in two years
The world's second-largest memory chip maker, South Korea's SK Hynix, saw operating profits drop for the first time in two years in the fourth quarter as prices fell, it said Thursday.
Asian markets mixed as investors track trade talks, shutdown
Asian investors trod cautiously Thursday as they try to ascertain the state of play in the China-US trade row, while the pound edged higher on growing optimism Britain will not crash out of the European Union.
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