Michelle Toh

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  • GERMANY-AVIATION-LABOUR-LUFTHANSA-STRIKE

    Lufthansa Pilots Are Striking Again This Week

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Rapid Beijing-Tianjin Train Link To OpenInternational

    China Approves a $36 Billion Railway Plan for a New ‘Mega-City’

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Oil refinery plant in Saudi Arabia

    Oil Prices Start to Recover After OPEC Meeting Disagreement

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Newest Innovations In Consumer Technology On Display At 2014 International CESTech

    Samsung Is Reportedly Considering Splitting Itself in Half

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Rebuilt Tianjin Metro Line 9 Starts Trail OperationInternational

    Hundreds of Firms Are About to Pour $23 Billion into a Proposed Chinese ‘Megacity’

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • General Images Of Property And Retail As China's Growth Slows To Three-Year LowInternational

    This Chinese City Has Vowed to Keep Home Prices from Rising This Month

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • China's Supercomputer 'Tianhe-1' Creates New Speed RecordTech

    This Country Wants to Build the World’s Fastest-Known Supercomputer

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • AUSTRALIA-AVIATION-QANTAS

    Airlines Are Reportedly Being Made to Ration Fuel at an Australian Airport

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • CHINA-ECONOMYInternational

    China’s Central Bank Issues a Warning as the Yuan Continues to Plummet

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Lufthansa Pilots Launch Two-Day Strike

    More than 800 Flights Are Grounded on Day 3 of Lufthansa Strike

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • A Pizza hut restaurant in Shenyang downtown. According toFinance

    Yum China May Be Snapping Up This Delivery Firm for $200 Million

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Macquarie Relies on Cost Cuts for Recovery After Profit SinksInternational

    Two of Australia’s Biggest Banks Just Admitted to a Currency ‘Cartel’

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Pedestrians And Shoppers At Shibuya Crossing As Bank Of Japan Holds Monetory Policy MeetingInternational

    Japan’s Consumer Prices Slide for Eighth Straight Month

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Fraud Charge Against Goldman Sachs Takes Toll On Market IndicesFinance

    Goldman Sachs’ South Korean Asset Could Fetch $1.3 Billion in Auction

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh
  • Test FlightLeadership

    Lockheed Martin Gets $1.3 Billion Advance for U.S. F-35 Jets

    By Reuters and Michelle Toh