Matthew Oakley News
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Philippine stocks advanced after an 11 percent slump from a record high drove valuations to the lowest level since February.
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LG Uplus Corp. shares surged the most in 14 months, leading gains among South Korean mobile-phone carriers on speculation lower marketing costs will boost profit.
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Thailand’s stock exchange will investigate trading that preceded the announcement of the nation’s largest takeover bid, the purchase of discount wholesaler Siam Makro Pcl by 7-Eleven chain operator CP All Pcl.
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South Korean stocks fell, dragging the benchmark index down to its biggest loss in a week, as foreign investors sold equities on concern profit of builders and shipyards will slump and North Korea tensions may increase.
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Chinese stocks fell to a three-month low as health-care companies slumped and shares of smaller companies dropped on speculation financing costs will increase.
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It’s a boiling hot day, I’ve been shrink-wrapped by a leather suit and feel like I’m breathing through a wet sponge. Now I’m supposed to guide a little machine with a power-to-weight ratio greater than a Bugatti Veyron around a racetrack. Suddenly motorcycling doesn’t seem like much fun.
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Biking magazines, advertisers and movies would have us believe motorcyclists spend their time screaming around racetracks or roaming the highways in packs wearing bandannas. This is not so.
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Thai stocks erased losses after the nation’s anti-corruption agency dismissed a case against Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and the central bank ruled out the possibility of property-price controls.
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The biking world can be set in its ways, and cruisers like Harley-Davidson’s V-Rod are meant to be big, heavy, powerful and loud. They’re wrapped in black and chrome and nowadays are normally ridden by bankers over 45.
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China’s stocks rose, sending the benchmark index to the highest level in four months, as brokerages rallied on speculation financial industry reforms and economic growth will boost profit.
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