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Nine cases scheduled in Federal Court of Appeal this week

Producer prices in Japan were down 7.9 percent on year in August, the Bank of Japan said on Wednesday - moderating from the 12.8 percent drop in July. On a monthly basis, prices climbed 4.

Global warming and the rapid depletion of natural assets have made many countries anxious to find green growth strategies, including global partnerships and international business. China has positioned itself as the right partner for sustainable growth and development in Africa through different engagement routes. In this study, we employ fixed effects on a sample of 27 countries over 17 years to examine the impact of China's foreign direct investment and trade on green growth in Africa. Ou...

The government has received no requests from Tokyo to expand imports of Japanese seafood and plans to maintain the import ban as is, officials said Wednesday, denying a news report that Japan is trying to increase seafood exports to Korea.

South Korea’s imports of Health Functional Foods (HFF) saw a decline for the first time in four years, with volumes shrinking 9.5 per cent in the first six months of this year.

Chaudhary Group signs strategic partnership deal with Adani Group

Indonesia has lifted its ban on Australian cattle imports, while calling on the cattle exporter to tighten inspections to ensure the shipments are free of disease.

Pledges to implement PLL-PGPCL agreement before Sept 17

Indonesian E-commerce Association (idEA) supported the governments plan to ban the sale of imported goods valued at less than US$100 via e-commerce.

Koreas near-future economic outlook doesnt look good, a predicament largely caused by outside factors such as rising oil prices and Chinas domestic woes that are increasing global economic instability, according to a state-run think tank, Thursday.