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The challenge of how to make money from opera has taxed impresarios from the early 17th century until our time. One man is solving it in his own way.
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Vietnam’s benchmark five-year bonds rose for a third day, pushing the yield to the lowest in more than a week, on speculation falling money-market rates increased demand from lenders. The dong strengthened.
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Vietnam is making headway against Asia’s fastest inflation as prices rise the least in 11 months, an easing that may boost confidence in its economic policy making as the nation struggles to spur foreign investment.
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Vietnam’s 2010 rice production is estimated to have risen 2.7 percent to 40 million metric tons following increases in yields and cultivated areas, the government’s statistics agency reported.
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Vietnam, the world’s second-biggest rice exporter, may ship 300,000 metric tons this month, according to figures released today from the General Statistics Office in Hanoi, 39 percent less than in the same period last year.
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Vietnam, the world’s biggest producer of robusta coffee, may export 180,000 metric tons this month, according to figures released today by the General Statistics Office in Hanoi, 25 percent more than in the same period last year.
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Vietnam cut its interest rates to support a slowing economy even as the nation faces Asia’s fastest inflation.
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Tenor Placido Domingo has made history by switching voice types to sing the baritone role of Simon Boccanegra in Berlin, New York, and Milan. Now, three months after his successful operation for colon cancer, he’s in London digging again to the baritone bedrock of his voice.
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The Vietnamese dong declined to the lowest close in almost 18 years, on speculation a widening trade deficit may prompt downward adjustments to the reference rate. Bonds advanced.
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Vietnam’s benchmark five-year bonds fell, pushing their yield to a 10-month high, on concern inflation is gathering pace. The dong was little changed.
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