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  Icahn ‘hopeful’ Trump wins presidency on economic stance

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  Vietnamese workers suffer poisoning after lunch at South Korean firm

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  World Bank cuts Vietnam growth forecast to 6 percent

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  Soaring temperatures will make it too hot to work, UN warns

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  Theresa May set to replace Cameron as rival quits UK PM race

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  Asian women still suffer pay gap, inequality at work: study

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  North Korea's Kim holds colourful mass rally to close rare congress

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  Vietnam rejects foreign investors’ demand to ease overtime restrictions

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  IMF sees U.S. economy in 'good shape', too many in poverty

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  IMF's Lagarde calls for growth-supportive monetary, fiscal policies

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  Diageo Vietnam empowers female hospitality workers

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  G20 must focus on productivity, competitiveness to boost growth -OECD

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  Japan's Abe: G7 sees need to boost demand, address supply constraints

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