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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.
Four more years of Trump could mean more hardship for Indian firms, but a Biden presidency may not be too different.
'Logistical failures' that waste food during transportation can be solved using IT, Singapore port operator says.
Think tank says younger, non-white workers are more represented in sectors that are worst-hit by coronavirus pandemic.
South Korea's economy grew by 1.9 percent in third quarter on stimulus measures, after shrinking in the previous two.
China says it is imposing sanctions to 'uphold national interests' after US approved $1.8bn in new weapons for Taiwan.
Huge order of crucial chips for 5G mobile networks suggests mixed success of US campaign against Chinese tech.
Hong Nam-ki's new rules aim to protect tenants from rising costs, but landlords are replacing renters, including Hong.
Fearing espionage, the US has been pressuring European governments to review the role of Chinese firms in 5G networks.
US drugmaker's CEO says Washington could approve vaccine for emergency use in December, Wall Street Journal reports.
US-based electric carmaker says it will start shipping entry-level Model 3 from Shanghai factory to Europe this month.
Investors are concerned that a contested US election result could lead to volatile prices in stocks and other assets.
Gross domestic product grew by 4.9 percent in the third quarter after a 3.2 percent expansion in the March-June period.
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