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Philippines reports record Q1 paddy rice harvest

The Philippines, currently the world’s largest rice-importing nation, has reported what it called an “unprecedented” harvest of palay, or paddy rice, in the first quarter of this year.
May 11, 2011

World’s airlines see air travel recovery late in 2011

The world’s airlines expect a recovery in passenger and cargo markets in the second half of this year, following slower traffic in the first quarter of the year that is seen to extend until the current quarter.
May 11, 2011

Australia budget sees jobs-driven economic growth

A federal budget that will help yield a faster 4 percent economic growth in the coming financial year and a smaller deficit of A$22.6 billion from an estimated $49.4 billion in the current year has been presented by Treasurer Wayne Swan to the Australian Parliament
May 11, 2011

Canadian gold explorer expands Indonesia portfolio

Canada-based gold explorer Golden Peaks Resources Ltd. has added a new project in its “strategic shift in focus to Indonesia” with the completion of its acquisition of Reliance Resources Ltd., the company said on Monday.
May 10, 2011

Former Osama warrior said to be hiding in Mindanao

A Malaysian who once was with the late Osama bin Laden’s band of warriors in Afghanistan and has remained on the FBI’s list of “most wanted terrorists” is reportedly now hiding in Mindanao in the southern Philippines.
May 06, 2011

San Miguel completes $970m bond, share sale

Diversified Philippine industrial conglomerate San Miguel Corp. has completed its record-setting shares and bond global sale deal worth $970 million with the resumption of trading on the company’s stock on the Philippine Stock Exchange
May 06, 2011

Indonesia reports 6.5% growth in first-quarter GDP

Indonesia’s economy, getting a boost from strong private consumption and investment flows, expanded by 6.5 percent in the first quarter compared to the year before, the Central Bureau of Statistics has reported
May 05, 2011

Japan calamity, Mideast unrest depress air travel

Growth in global air travel slowed in March due to the political turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa and the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, a newly released report from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says.
May 05, 2011

ADB meet to tackle world monetary system reforms

A high-level seminar to discuss possible reforms in the international monetary system to make it more capable of promoting greater global monetary and financial stability will be held Wednesday during the annual governors’ meeting of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Hanoi, Vietnam.
May 04, 2011

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