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Asian Shares Inch Higher On 'Fiscal Cliff' Hopes

TOKYO: Asian shares crept higher on Tuesday, tracking the overnight gains in U.S. stocks on optimism for progress in resolving the U.S. budget crisis before the year-end deadline.

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Optimism About 'Cliff' Boost Market, Financials Lead

NEW YORK: The S&P 500 ended at its highest level in almost two months on Monday on rising hopes that negotiations over the "fiscal cliff" were making progress and that a deal could be reached in days.

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Two Wharves Costing RM115 Million Being Built At Tanjung Langsat Port

PASIR GUDANG: Two new wharves costing RM115 million  being built at the Tanjung Langsat Port Liquid Cargo jetty are slated for completion in 2014, Johor Corporation President and Chief Executive Kamaruzzaman Abu Kassim said today.

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Thai Airways Fined A$7.5 Million Over Privce-Fixing

MELBOURNE: Thai Airways was fined A$7.5 million in the Federal Court after admitting to engaging in price-fixing in a global air freight cartel. 

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KLCI Futures Lower At Mid-Day

KUALA LUMPUR: The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives traded lower at mid-day today weighed on by an easier cash market, dealers said.

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Lelong.my Aims To Boost Total Sales Transactions Next Year

KUALA LUMPUR: Interbase Resources Sdn Bhd or Lelong.my, aims to boost total sales transactions next year to RM500,000, from the current annual average of between RM200,000-RM250,000.

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Kazakhstan Pushing To Better Trade Ties With Malaysia In Islamic Finance, Halal Food

ASTANA, Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan is moving aggressively to improve trade ties with Malaysia, especially in the areas of Islamic finance and halal food.

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Switzerland Mulls New Bill To Check Black Money Flow To Banks

NEW DELHI: Often accused of providing safe havens to black money from India and other countries, Switzerland has proposed a new bill to prevent its banks and other institutions from accepting "untaxed assets" from their clients and put in place a stricter due diligence regime.

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