Asia Morning Headlines: Q&A: Iran nuclear agreement, Relief sweeps Tehran on...

 
 
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Monday November 25 2013
 
 
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Q&A: Iran nuclear agreement
 
Deal imposes limits and rollbacks on Tehran's nuclear programme in exchange for a modest easing of sanctions said by the US to be worth $7bn
 
 
 
Relief sweeps Tehran on landmark deal
 
 
Google showcase comes at a premium
 
 
US banks threaten to charge for deposits
 
 
Apple buys Israeli motion sensor maker
 
 
Judge criticises BP over compensation
 
 
US shale boom hits LNG industry
 
 
Fed's Bernanke on a mission to explain
 
 
US spying fuels popularity of Wickr
 
 
Japan anger at China air zone over disputed islands
 
 
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Disagreements emerge over Iran accord
 
Pact still leaves Iran with substantial nuclear infrastructure which western experts believe could produce the material for a bomb within six months
 
 
 
Iran deal does limited things
 
 
Protests in Kiev over delay on EU deal
 
 
Swiss voters reject wage caps in referendum
 
 
Marikana inquiry paints grim picture
 
Markets
 
Cross-border dispute resolution is weak, warns Iosco
 
Watchdog says further disputes will erupt and multiply in number – especially as capital markets in emerging nations swell in size and importance
 
 
 
Big US banks back new bond trade venue
 
 
'Chocfinger' hit by tough cocoa market
 
Asia & Pacific News
 
Outsider Widodo tipped for national role
 
Jakarta governor Joko Widodo has risen from mayor of a small town to being tipped as a frontrunner in Indonesia's 2014 presidential elections
 
 
 
Tibet ruling strains Spain-China relations
 
Asia-Pacific Companies News
 
Gilead faces Indian resistance to drugs patent
 
Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge in India tries to block a patent application on the drug sofosbuvir to treat Hepatitis C
 
 
 
Mitsui defends oil-linked gas contracts
 
 
Global gas revolution gets under way
 
 
Proton maker overhaul sees UK relaunch
 
 
Cinda to buy more bad debt after IPO
 
 
 
 
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