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Latest measure brings India's total coronavirus relief package to 15 percent of GDP.
Owned by a Saudi sovereign fund and backed by Crown Prince MBS, the project entails developing resorts on 50 islands.
The Reserve Bank of India's figures suggest the economy shrank 8.6 percent in the July-September quarter.
European countries, Gates Foundation promise to step up help to develop and distribute COVID therapies.
Many consumers in region used mobile shopping for first time this year but lockdowns hammered spending on trips: Survey.
Pfizer's announcement of progress with its COVID-19 vaccine sent US stocks surging.
Malaysia's government is trying to bring down a sharp rise in coronavirus cases while grappling with a political crisis.
Record high daily virus cases in US and Italy dampen economic rebound hopes, keeping consumer demand for energy low.
Facebook is making a big push into India's huge market, after also agreeing to buy a stake in Jio Platforms in April.
A shortage of glass is making solar panels more expensive and delaying production, hurting China's top manufacturers.
Indonesia's economy shrank by 3.5 percent in the third quarter as the coronavirus surged through the country.
Asian shares near three-and-a-half year high as investors bet on less US regulation, lowered chance of tax hikes.
Reforms will allow foreign workers the right to change jobs by transferring their sponsorship to new employers.
China's decision to halt world's biggest public share sale raises concerns over government oversight of private sector.
US stock index futures hover around unchanged mark as early US presidential election results point to close race.
Saudi state oil giant says it will maintain its dividend payment of $18.75bn, most of which goes to the government.
Facebook and Google have drawn record amounts of revenue and criticism in the run-up to the US election.
Asian markets, US stock futures rise on data showing factory activity growth but investors brace for contested election.
Chinese regulators met executives including billionaire Jack Ma, reportedly said it would be treated as financial firm.
France and Germany are reportedly considering strict new measures to bring a spike in new COVID-19 cases under control.
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