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Hong Kong needs more than an incinerator to achieve its zero waste goal - scmp.com - Hong Kong - Singapore - city Tokyo - city Singapore - city Taipei - city Hong Kong

Hong Kong needs more than an incinerator to achieve its zero waste goal

An incinerator is not a waste disposer. Incineration serves to reduce mass and volume. There is still the problem of the non-combustible waste residue, which is almost 10 per cent of the original volume. This is where a landfill is useful – to bury the output from the incineration process, inert bottom ash.

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CHIHIRO ISHIKAWA - Nikkei staff writer - Yen falls past 160 per dollar for 1st time since recent intervention - asia.nikkei.com - Japan - city Tokyo

Yen falls past 160 per dollar for 1st time since recent intervention

TOKYO -- The yen fell past 160 against the dollar on Wednesday for the first time since April 29, the day the government and the Bank of Japan likely stepped in to support the currency, stoking expectations of another possible intervention.

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YUKI NAKAMURA - Nikkei staff writer - MUFG to invest $195m in Thai mobile payment service under CP Group - asia.nikkei.com - Thailand - city Tokyo

MUFG to invest $195m in Thai mobile payment service under CP Group

TOKYO -- Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group will invest $195 million in Thai mobile payments operator Ascend Money, which is affiliated with Thai retail and telecommunications conglomerate Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group, eyeing cooperation in personal finance.

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HIROFUMI KANAOKA - Nikkei staff writer - Tourism surges to Japan's No. 2 'export,' behind cars - asia.nikkei.com - Japan - city Tokyo

Tourism surges to Japan's No. 2 'export,' behind cars

TOKYO -- Spending by foreign visitors in Japan has quintupled over the past decade to become Japan's second-largest export category, underscoring a shift from goods to services.

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Nikkei staff writer - AKANE OKUTSU - Australian wool threatened by low prices, industry body CEO says - asia.nikkei.com - Australia - city Tokyo

Australian wool threatened by low prices, industry body CEO says

TOKYO -- Australia's wool supply faces challenges as many producers are considering pulling out of the business as prices dip to about half their pre-pandemic peak, the head of Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) told Nikkei Asia.

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RYO ASAYAMA - Nikkei staff writer - Japan's Aeon to take on 4,000 skilled foreign workers by fiscal 2030 - asia.nikkei.com - Japan - city Tokyo

Japan's Aeon to take on 4,000 skilled foreign workers by fiscal 2030

TOKYO -- Leading Japanese retailer Aeon will take on 4,000 skilled foreign workers groupwide by fiscal 2030 amid severe labor shortages in Japan's food service sector, Nikkei has learned.

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YUICHI SHIGA - Nikkei staff writer - China's BYD launches first EV sedan model in Japan - asia.nikkei.com - Japan - China - city Tokyo

China's BYD launches first EV sedan model in Japan

TOKYO -- Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD released a new model sedan in Japan on Tuesday, hoping to raise its profile in a market dominated by domestic automakers.

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Nikkei staff writers - After U.S. job cuts, Sumitomo Pharma eyes layoffs in Japan - asia.nikkei.com - Japan - city Tokyo

After U.S. job cuts, Sumitomo Pharma eyes layoffs in Japan

TOKYO -- Sumitomo Pharma is considering laying off employees in its home market of Japan as early as this fiscal year, new President Toru Kimura told Nikkei, as the loss of U.S. exclusivity rights on the Latuda schizophrenia drug drags down its earnings.

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