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TOKYO Japanese telecom company SoftBank is investing 150 billion yen ($960 million) by 2025 to give its computing facilities the number crunching p ....

Seven political parties declare R60m donations

Seven political parties have made declarations of almost R60m in the last quarter of 2023, says the IEC. ....

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KiwiRail slumps to $407m loss on Interislander write-offs

KiwiRail has written off $382 million in costs associated with the cancelled Interislander replacement project and provisioned a further $60m for winding it. ....

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Japan to spend another $660M for quake relief

(UPDATE) TOKYO: Japan will spend an additional $660 million rebuilding areas ravaged by a devastating New Year s Day earthquake, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said, taking the total amount of quake relief to $1.7 billion. ....

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Japan to spend extra $660M in quake relief | The Manila Times

TOKYO: Japan will spend an additional $660 million rebuilding areas ravaged by a devastating New Year s Day earthquake, its prime minister said, taking the total amount of quake relief to $1.7 billion. ....

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