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Asian Markets Mostly Higher CANBERA (dpa-AFX) - Asian stock markets are trading mostly higher on Tuesday, following the positive cues from Wall Street overnight, as upbeat earnings news contributed to rebound along with continued optimism about the economy, despite some concerns about the spread of new coronavirus variants. Investors also await the U.S. Federal Reserve s monetary policy announcement on Wednesday for clues on the timing of stimulus tapering and the outlook for the global economy. Asian stocks ended mostly lower Monday. The Australian stock market is modestly higher on Tuesday, after the slight losses of the previous session, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 breaking above the 7,400 level to fresh all-time highs, following the positive cues from Wall Street overnight, with materials and energy stocks lifting the market. Traders remain concerned about the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus variants in more states. ....
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This March 19, 2018, file photo shows the Google app on an iPad in Baltimore. (AP file photo) Alphabet’s Google has agreed to buy payments business Pring from backers including fintech firm Metaps Inc. as the U.S. tech giant pushes into Japan’s rapidly growing market for cashless services. The startup’s three top shareholders Metaps, software company Miroku Jyoho Service Co. and Nippon Gas Co. announced on Tuesday they would sell their combined 87% holding in Pring to Google. Metaps said it is selling its 45% stake for 4.9 billion yen ($44 million). Google has operated its smartphone payments business now called Google Pay in Japan since 2016. Tech companies such as SoftBank Group Corp. and Rakuten Group Inc. as well as financial firms are encouraging Japanese consumers to move away from a deep-seated preference for cash. ....