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Dying art? A recipe to save Hong Kong's handmade dim sum
For the past 60 years, Chui Hoi has risen in the early hours of the morning to prepare bite-size steamed morsels for his small but popular dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong.
Rail life: history of trains brought to life in Brussels
Nearly two centuries ago, Belgium launched continental Europe's first commuter train line connecting Brussels to Mechelen, a small city halfway to the port of Antwerp.
Australian winemakers court Asian tastebuds
Wrapped tightly in sleeping bags to keep them from freezing in frigid conditions, Australian winemaker Sirromet's bottles slowly make their way across the vast Mongolian landscape on the back of a yak.
Expensive espresso: Thailand's elephant dung coffee
In the lush, green hills of northern Thailand, a woman painstakingly picks coffee beans out of a pile of elephant dung, an essential part of making one the world's most expensive beverages.
Ole Sloth Hansen
Head of Commodity Strategy, Saxo Bank
Opec cuts, but can it deliver?
Saudi Arabia calls off pump-and-dump strategy after agreeing oil cut deal; the deal is first OPEC cut in production since 2008; impact unlikely to be felt until January 2017 at the earliest; forecast on short-to-mid-term for oil still to be... capped in low $50s/barrel.
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