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Sam Neill, Star of Jurassic Park and The Piano, Dies at 78
New Zealand actor Sam Neill, star of Jurassic Park and The Piano, has died at 78 in Sydney, his family…
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The Source Provided Is an NPR Culture Story, Not Markets Data
The assigned source is an NPR transcript about an art exhibition shutdown, containing no financial data usable for a Markets…
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Tharman Signals Deeper Singapore-Malaysia Economic Ties During State Visit
President Tharman says Singapore and Malaysia are 'building further' on economic ties, with the Johor-Singapore SEZ anchoring hopes for expanded…
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Johor State Polls: Big-Name Campaigners Court Young Undecideds, but Analysts Question the Payoff
Malaysian coalitions are deploying national leaders to Johor's state polls to win over young undecided voters, but observers question whether…
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Strait of Hormuz Attacks Reignite Energy-Supply Risk Premium for Asian Importers
Renewed U.S.-Iran strikes and attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz revive energy-supply risk for Asia's largest oil importers.
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US Election Politics Enters the Market’s Field of View Ahead of 2026 Midterms
Court rulings on voting rules and a shakeup at the US Election Assistance Commission are raising the baseline of election-cycle…
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Hanwha Ocean Sold About $2 Billion in Dollar-Won Forwards, Source Says
Hanwha Ocean sold about $2 billion in the dollar-won forward market, a source told CNA, adding to won-supportive exporter hedging…
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SK hynix Raises US$26.5 Billion in US Listing, One of the Largest Chip-Sector Debuts
SK hynix has raised US$26.5 billion in a US listing, one of the largest chip-sector debuts, as AI-driven memory demand…
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US Rolls Out ‘Do No Harm’ Earnings Test That Could Cut Federal Loans to Low-Return Degrees
A new US 'Do No Harm' rule ties federal student loans to graduate earnings, flagging 800,000-plus students in programs likely…
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New U.S. Rule Ties College Funding to Graduate Earnings, Testing the Higher-Ed Market
A new U.S. rule cuts federal loans to college programs whose graduates earn less than non-degree workers, repricing risk across…