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The Editorial team at APAC Outlook Magazine is a team of professional in-house editors led by Jack Salter, Head of Editorial at Outlook Publishing.
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South Africa’s MTN prequalified for Myanmar telecoms licence

South Africa-based multinational mobile telecommunications group MTN on Friday said its subsidiary MTN Dubai was one of 12 operators to be prequalified by the Myanmar Telecommunications Ministry for two telecommunications licences in the country.

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Infosys shares slide as revenue forecast disappoints

Shares in India’s second-largest software firm Infosys have plunged after its growth forecast for the current financial year fell short of market expectations.

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Captains charged with 39 counts of manslaughter following 2012 Hong Kong ferry crash

Hong Kong police have charged the captains of two vessels that collided off Hong Kong's Lamma Island last year with several counts of manslaughter.

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Japanese auto giants recall 3.4m cars

Japan’s top four carmakers – Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Mazda – are recalling almost 3.4 million cars globally over fears of a defect in passenger airbags, it has emerged.

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OtterBox expands into Vietnam

Handheld device protective case manufacturer OtterBox has announced plans to expand into the Vietnam retail market through distribution partner Petrosetco Distribution Joint Stock Company (PSD).

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South Korea raises threat level

South Korea has raised its surveillance alert level after the North moved at least one long-range missile in readiness for a possible launch.

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EPL clubs set to adopt goal-line technology

Goal-line technology will be introduced in the English Premier League in time for the 2013-14 season, the Football Association (FA) expects.

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China inflation data shows recovery is weak

China’s consumer price index (CPI) dropped dramatically in March official data released today shows, indicating that the recovery in the world’s second-largest economy is still weak.

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