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Globe Telecom Inc. on Friday announced it closed the sale of 431 towers to Frontier Tower Associates Philippines (Frontier Towers) for P5.5 billion. In a disclosure, Globe said the sold towers were composed of 82% ground-based towers and 18% rooftop towers.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said he welcomed and expected more investment from global chipmakers in Japan, which is striving to revive its chip sector, after meeting top executives on Thursday before a Group of Seven summit.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Labour says two employees were on the job at Stelco Inc. Lake Erie in Nanticoke on April 25th when they suffered burns.

Speaking on the The Kapil Sharma Show, Sudha Murty said that in her letter to JRD Tata she wrote about the need for women to be employed if India had to progress as a country.

For Matthew Prange, it's easy to see why the inflation surge of the last two years has proven so difficult for the Federal Reserve to tame.

Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party will pick New Taipei City mayor Hou Yu-ih to be its presidential candidate in the election next year, a senior party source told Reuters on Wednesday, with China tensions set to top the election agenda.

Japan is arranging subsidies that could be worth around 15 billion yen ($110 million) to South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co for a chip facility it is considering setting up near Tokyo, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.

Australians are starting to buy electric vehicles in large numbers, and the government is trying to accelerate the adoption of cleaner cars, but industry executives say installing chargers rapidly enough to meet the boom will not be easy.

Court proceedings are set to begin next month for the Hamilton steelmaker in connection with the death of a longtime employee early last year.

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