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With Fears Rising Of New COVID-19 Outbreak, Hong Kong Tightens Social Distancing Measures
The measures dictate that face masks will be mandatory for people using public transport and restaurants will no longer provide dine-in services. 
The measures dictate that face masks will be mandatory for people using public transport and restaurants will no longer provide dine-in services. -
Singapore Slammed: GDP Shrinks 41% As Pandemic Deals Body Blow To Economy
The data from Singapore, the first Asian country to report second-quarter GDP, points to one of the steepest economic downturns ever for the rest of region. 
The data from Singapore, the first Asian country to report second-quarter GDP, points to one of the steepest economic downturns ever for the rest of region. -
Asian Markets Dip On Wall Street Selloff, Crude Tumbles
Covid-19 reopening rollbacks in the U.S. dampened investors' enthusiasm in Asia on Tuesday, with MSCI Apac shares down 1.2%. 
Covid-19 reopening rollbacks in the U.S. dampened investors' enthusiasm in Asia on Tuesday, with MSCI Apac shares down 1.2%. -
Luckin Coffee Ousts Chairman Lu, Names Guo As CEO
Luckin Coffee Inc has ousted co-founder and chairman Charles Zhengyao Lu and replaced him with Jinyi Guo, who will also be the chief executive officer, 
Luckin Coffee Inc has ousted co-founder and chairman Charles Zhengyao Lu and replaced him with Jinyi Guo, who will also be the chief executive officer, -
China Raises Flood Alert To Second Highest Level
So far this year, some 141 people have died or gone missing in the floods, which have ravaged 3.53 million hectares of farmland and flattened 28,000 homes. So far this year, some 141 people have died or gone missing in the floods, which have ravaged 3.53 million hectares of farmland and flattened 28,000 homes. -
Vietnam To Resume Commercial Flights With China
The two countries have reportedly agreed to the resumption of flights, but it was not clear if Vietnam would still quarantine Chinese visitors. 
The two countries have reportedly agreed to the resumption of flights, but it was not clear if Vietnam would still quarantine Chinese visitors. -
Incumbent Conservative Duda Wins Poland Presidential Vote
A record turnout couldn't help sway the election in favor of the progressive contender. 
A record turnout couldn't help sway the election in favor of the progressive contender. -
Asian Shares On Roll As Investors Bank On U.S. Earnings
Stocks in Asia continued to climb on Monday, with markets buoyed by investors wagering that that U.S. companies would beat forecasts. 
Stocks in Asia continued to climb on Monday, with markets buoyed by investors wagering that that U.S. companies would beat forecasts. -
Poland Election Is A Cliff-Hanger, With Conservative Duda Clinging To Lead
The election of incumbent Andrzej Duda could have profound implications for Warsaw's relations with the European Union and the West. 
The election of incumbent Andrzej Duda could have profound implications for Warsaw's relations with the European Union and the West. -
Florida Sets One-day Record With Over 15,000 New COVID Cases
If Florida were a country, it would rank fourth in the world for the most new cases in a day behind the United States, Brazil and India, according to a Reuters analysis. 
If Florida were a country, it would rank fourth in the world for the most new cases in a day behind the United States, Brazil and India, according to a Reuters analysis.
