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PARIS/HELSINKI -- The International Energy Agency is finalizing plans to open membership discussions with India, Nikkei has learned, as the organization seeks to strengthen cooperation in Asia to stabilize energy supplies and tackle climate change.
SINGAPORE -- Two years after Asia's two big financial hubs, Singapore and Hong Kong, allowed so-called blank-check companies as a novel way to help fast-growing tech startups and others go public on their bourses, the results have fallen short of expectations.
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SINGAPORE -- Family offices in Asia are increasing their presence as investment entities. According to a survey, total assets under management grew 60% in 2022 from the previous year.
Singapore-based smart lenses start-up Brilliant Labs has become the latest company to introduce a pair of smart glasses, as a slew of tech companies, including several in China, try to make wearing glasses “cool”.
Despite misfires during previous infrastructure endeavours in Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, China is now making substantial green energy investments in those regions – and finding eager takers.
While being a “dragon baby” – being born in the auspicious year of the dragon in the Chinese zodiac – has made her feel “special”, Singaporean Laura Lee, 24, said it came with a price: fiercer competition throughout her academic life.