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hello, and welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko oi. we begin in the us, where the securities and exchange commission has approved the first exchange traded funds — tied directly to bitcoin. but the long—awaited decision was accompanied by a stern warning about risks associated with the asset. erin delmore has more from new york. this decision by the sec was years in the making and now it will allow people and institutions to invest in bitcoin almost as easily as they buy stocks. the move could increase demand for bitcoin and legitimacy for the cryptocurrency industry, which has weathered scandal and skepticism. sec chair gary gensler didn't shy away from that in his statement, saying "while we approved the listing and trading of certain spot bitcoin etp shares today, we did not approve or endorse bitcoin". he said that investors should remain cautious about the risks
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hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko oi. we begin with bitcoin and how a fake post by the official social media account of the us securities and exchange commission sent the crypto—currency�*s price for a ride. it was posted on the sec�*s x account, claiming that the commission had approved an eagerly—awaited financial product. that was followed moments later by another tweet saying the account had been compromised and the news was fake. here's more from our business correspondent erin delmore. if you're in the crypto world or curious about getting into it, then a spot bitcoin etf has been on your radar that would enable people to bet on bitcoin�*s gains and losses even if they don't own any bitcoin themselves. us regulators are widely expected to approve
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new questions emerge about the safety of boeing 737 max planes as a airlines conduct inspections following a mid—flight incident. plus, ces, the world's biggest knowledge the fair is just getting under way. we are on the ground in vegas to tell you all about the latest trends. welcome to asia business report with me, mariko oi. we begin this morning with boeing because its shares have fallen by more than 8% on wall street. as it continues to reckon with the fallout from a midflight incident. involving a 737 max two operated by alaska airlines. there are renewed questions about the safety of the plane and there's in order to grant dozens of aircrafts that remain in effect. the plane maker has now put out a statement promising to help airlines address any findings that result from the inspections. erin delmore has more from new york. after a panel blew off a boeing 737 max 9s jet operated by alaska airlines midflight on friday, the faa grounded more
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under way, and we're on the ground in vegas to tell you all about the latest trends. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko oi. we begin with boeing because its shares have plunged by more than 8%. as the aviation giant continues to reckon with the fallout from a mid—flight incident involving a 737 max nine operated by alaska airlines. that's renewed questions emerge about the safety of the plane and an order to ground dozens of aircraft remains in effect. the playmaker has put out a statement to help with any inspections.
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australian public though it is probably not the right time yet for mr albanese to take another vote to the australian people. and of course in terms of the referendum to go republic, this wouldn't be the first time australians go to the polls, is it? ., ., �* it? know it, it wouldn't. mariko _ it? know it, it wouldn't. mariko oi, _ it? know it, it wouldn't. mariko oi, if— it? know it, it wouldn't. mariko oi, if you - it? know it, it wouldn't. mariko oi, if you can . it? know it, it wouldn't. - mariko oi, if you can believe mariko 0i, if you can believe it, it is 25 years this november since australians voted in the republic referendum of 1999 stop back thenit referendum of 1999 stop back then it was rejected by about 55- 45% then it was rejected by about 55— 45% and interestingly, yes was actually spearheaded by malcolm turnbull of course then went on to become australia pot prime minister. but, as i said before, matt thistlethwaite is adamant that this is not the end of the republic campaign at all. he has said it is labour cosmic plan to break away from the royal family cosmic plan to break away from the royalfamily in cosmic plan to break away from the royal family in the longer term —— labour's land. —— plan. he is not giving upjust yet.
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plus, ces, the world's biggest knowledge the fair is just getting under way. we are on the ground in vegas to tell you all about the latest trends. welcome to asia business report with me, mariko oi. we begin this morning with boeing because its shares have fallen by more than 8% on wall street. as it continues to reckon with the fallout from a midflight incident. boeing 737 max 9s operated by alaska airlines. as we told you on newsday, there are renewed questions about the safety of the plane and there's in order to grant dozens of aircrafts that remain in effect. the plane maker has now put out a statement promising to help airlines address any findings that result from the inspections. erin delmore has
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new questions emerge about the safety of boeing 737 max planes as a airlines conduct inspections following a mid—flight incident. plus, ces, the world's biggest knowledge the fair is just getting under way. we are on the ground in vegas to tell you all about the latest trends. welcome to asia business report with me, mariko oi. we begin this morning with boeing because its shares have fallen by more than 8% on wall street. as it continues to reckon with the fallout from a midflight incident. involving a 737 max two operated by alaska airlines. there are renewed questions about the safety of the plane and there's in order to grant dozens of aircrafts that remain in effect. the plane maker has now put out a statement promising to help airlines address any findings that result from the inspections. erin delmore has more from new york. after a panel blew off a boeing 737 max 9s jet operated by alaska airlines midflight on friday, the faa grounded more
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high beijing as tensions run high between the world's two biggest economies. between the world's two biggest economies-_ between the world's two biggest economies-— economies. australian mining workers make _ economies. australian mining workers make moves - economies. australian mining workers make moves towardsj economies. australian mining i workers make moves towards a striking. we look at the impact on gas prices. hi there. welcome to a business report with me, mariko oi. the us commerce secretary has arrived in china late last night, making herthe arrived in china late last night, making her the latest senior american to visit the country. she will be there for four days, meeting chinese officials and business leaders in beijing and shanghai. secretary raimondo says that she intends to be practical. tensions have been high between the world's two biggest economies. as the us and its allies blocked china's access to advanced chips beijing
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high between the world's two biggest economies. australian mining workers make moves towards a strike. we look at the impact on gas prices. hi there. welcome to asia business report with me, mariko oi. the us commerce secretary has arrived in china late last night, making her the latest senior american to visit the country. she will be there for four days, meeting chinese officials and business leaders in beijing and shanghai. secretary raimondo says that she intends to be practical. tensions have been high between the world's two biggest economies. eric erithung is the president of the chamber of commerce and he
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