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2. One difficulty in assessing the potential for ETFs in Asia, say experts at the largest asset management houses, is both the disproportionate size of the Japanese market within the region and the role played by the Bank of Japan, which distorts the market as it buys ￥6tn ($54bn) of ETFs a year.

3. BETTER CALL SAUL (AMC, Feb. 8) Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould’s “Breaking Bad” spinoff is probably the most anticipated new series of the winter. Starring Bob Odenkirk as the crooked lawyer Saul Goodman, the show is set before the action of “Breaking Bad,” so any appearances by Bryan Cranston or Aaron Paul would be cameos at best. But the audience favorite Jonathan Banks reprises his role as the phlegmatic enforcer Mike Ehrmantraut.

4. 這一問題也打擊了中國在WTO框架內獲得市場經濟地位的努力。中國聲稱，在其加入WTO滿15周年的今年12月，應當自動獲得市場經濟地位。如果中國獲得了該地位，那麼這可能影響美國等國對中國發起反傾銷案的能力，因為這將使他們不能用替代國的價格進行比價。

5. ICBC said net profits increased 0.5 per cent for the year to December 31 2015 — the smallest increase since it listed. Returns on average total assets declined 0.1 percentage points to 1.30 per cent.

6. 馬科斯卡瓦略是一名18歲的巴西球迷，本周早些時候，在巴西利亞國家體育館閑逛的他表示：“我們甚至壓根就沒想過買票這事。門票太貴了，我們根本買不起，能做的也就是在家看看球了。我們看著去那些現場觀戰興高采烈的人們，但我們自己卻去不了，這真令人難過。”

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2. The web portal, which has put mobile technology at the heart of a plan to turn around its struggling fortunes, has turned to British teenager Nick D’Aloisio and Summly, which automatically summarises news stories for the small screen.

3. 周二發布的官方數據顯示，中國的出口在今年10月出現了連續第二個月收縮，這表明內需是PPI上漲的主要推動因素。

4. Mr Lam predicts that any recovery in the market will rely on appetite from cash-rich companies from mainland China, with foreign investors restricting their investments to real estate investment trusts or stocks exposed to developers, rather than actual property.

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3. Here is a silver lining: Market-rate rents are so high that they probably will not climb much higher next year. “The good news is rents aren’t rising anymore,” Mr. Miller said. “The bad news is they are probably not going to fall.”