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BBCNEWS Asia Business Report June 4, 2024 23:37:00

Market in southeast asia and government policies that are getting more and more conducive to attracting investment and also stimulate and demand. in terms of development, has the country been holding back? they have had these reserves are quite some time what took them so long? i quite some time what took them so lone ? ~ so long? i think under the president. _ so long? i think under the president, we _ so long? i think under the president, we have - so long? i think under the president, we have...
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BBCNEWS Asia Business Report June 4, 2024 23:36:00

Battery explores indigenous concept that it is everyones responsibility to care for the land. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. over in south east asia, indonesia is stepping up efforts to attract investment from global electric vehicle manufacturers. it is finalising a set of incentives for companies while holding discussions with major firms like tesla and chinas byd. our next guest is well—versed on the markets potential as well as the challenges. ari jahja is the head of indonesia research at...
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MSNBC The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle June 4, 2024 03:51:00

The real struggle. and zelenskyy, i think, properly has said russias no longer off limits. remember, moscow is only 310 miles from the ukrainian border. so, hes been hitting their capital and in broad daylight with very slow moving sort of fundamentally uncomplicated drones. its a very dangerous moment. but i think the big problem, stephanie, that you and i need to talk about is the counter offensive is stalled. the ukrainians have committed their reserves, many of them, theyve poured thousands ...
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BBCNEWS World Business Report June 4, 2024 04:35:00

Few hours well be getting the latest earnings from oil giant bp — more on that in a moment. but first, much is being said about what the prime minister has been up to in scotland. rishi sunak argues britain needs to produce more of its own energy, and announced oil and gas drilling in the north sea will be expanded. 100 new licences will be issued this autumn, with more potentially to follow. sunak said that domestic production will cut the carbon footprint of imported gas, but critics argue h...
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Alamos Gold Extends Gold Mineralization Beyond Mineral Reserves and Resources within Lynn Lake Project and Across Several Regional Targets Highlighting Significant Exploration Upside

Alamos Gold Inc. today reported new results from its ongoing exploration program on the Lynn Lake project in Manitoba, Canada. The results are being released in advance of an updated Feasibility Study on the Lynn Lake project to be issued later this... - Veroeffentlicht am 01.08.2023
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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:15:00

We will be talking about the weather and whatjuly has been like and what august has been like —— will be like. i can like. ican sum like. i can sum upjuly, wept. —— wet. lets take a look at todays papers. shoplifters will be hit with mandatoryjail sentences for repeat offences, according to the front of the times. the paper says facial recognition software and ai could also be used by police and retailers to catch criminals. the daily telegraph reports on a study that claims the coronavi...
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BBCNEWS World Business Report June 4, 2024 04:38:00

Emissions so important? the earths top 27 hottest days ever recorded have been this month, according to the european climate change service. that is a result of heatwaves climate scientists say would have been virtually impossible without man—made climate change driven by co2 emissions. its clear, its present danger. as the head of the un said only this last week, the age of global warming is over, the age of global boiling has arrived, and this sort of policy—making, having called for leade...
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