Happy trading on Asia's stock markets
Several indices around Asia are starting Friday's trading cheerfully.
BusinessSeveral indices around Asia are starting Friday's trading cheerfully.
BusinessHong Kong customs have seized 230,000 pieces of fake World Cup merchandise that were heading overseas. The value of the seizure is estimated at $20 million, equivalent to 190 million kronor.
SportsTwo men have been sentenced to death in Thailand for carrying out a bombing in Bangkok in 2015.
WorldIt is a tough day for Asian stock market indices, with negative figures seen in China, Japan, and South Korea, among others.
BusinessChina plans to invest about 2 trillion yuan in new data centers across the country over the next five years, Bloomberg reports. The investments are estimated to cost around 2,000 billion yuan (equivalent to 2,780 billion kronor).
TechnologyAlpine star Sara Hector is now receiving financial support from financier Christer Gardell. "I don't see this as a good deed, but as an investment in Sweden," Gardell says in a press release.
SportsNever before has the world spent so much money on nuclear weapons. According to the organization ICAN, the number of deployed nuclear warheads ready for use is also increasing.
WorldMany stock exchanges in Asia followed Wall Street and turned upward in early Tuesday trading.
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