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Asia Markets: Shares Stage Patchy Recovery But Volatility Remains High

The rally came as Wall Street stocks jumped almost 2 percent Wednesday, which traders saw as a natural move after big falls.

China Navy Ships In Bering Sea: Combat Ships Near Alaska For First Time, As Obama Tours State

The ships' deployment, as President Barack Obama visits the state, could be a message to Washington ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S. later this month.

China Parade Live Stream 2015: People's Liberation Army Commemorates World War II Victory

The military has deployed falcons and monkeys to prevent birds from getting in the way of overhead jets.

Federal Reserve Beige Book Reveals Businesses Are Experiencing 'Modest' Effects From China's Slowdown

Weaker demand for some U.S. products is due, in part, to China's economic woes, some Federal Reserve districts say.

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Mexico's Economy: President Peña Nieto Promised Sweeping Reforms, But Corruption Accusations Have Stalled Growth

Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto is halfway through his six-year term and despite all of his talk of change, many Mexicans say his promised reforms have fallen short of expectations.

China Slowdown: US Home Mortgage Applications Jump As Treasury Rates Drop

The jump was especially pronounced for borrowers looking to buy expensive houses.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Rebounds As US Productivity Bounces Back In Second Quarter

U.S. stocks rebounded Wednesday, a day after Wall Street recorded its worst start to September in 13 years.

China To Lend Venezuela $5 Billion To Boost Oil Production

Venezuela is seeking to ramp up production in coming months to offset steep losses caused by falling prices for crude, the nation’s main export.

Australia Facing Recession? Sydney Growth Falls In Second Quarter, Fears Of Further Slowdown

Slowdowns in mining and construction, along with lower exports, made for a slow growth rate in Australia.

Chinese Brands Huawei, Lenovo, Xiaomi And More Dominate Global Smartphone Industry

Seven of the 10 biggest smartphone brands in the world come from China as they outshine players like LG, HTC and Sony.

Chinese, Japanese Stocks Fall Again On Continued Worries About Global Economy, In Volatile Trading

China's plan to raise $15 billion for a market stabilization fund failed to reassure investors, amid concerns about growth in China and the U.S.

European Stocks Open Positive As Volatility Marks Trade On Asian Indexes; Fail To Hold On To Gains

Stock exchanges across Europe opened higher Wednesday but were unable to hold on to gains, even as Asian markets coped with volatility.

Bangkok Bombing: Fingerprints On Bomb-Making Materials Match Foreign Suspect's In Custody; Arrest Warrant Out For Fresh Suspect

Thai police believe that the main suspect is a member of China's Uighur ethnic minority based on travel documents, but have yet to authenticate his passport.

Asian Stocks Remain Volatile on Continued Worries About Chinese Economy, But Tokyo Stocks Rebound

Falls on global markets continue to affect investor sentiment in Asia, though Chinese shares rebounded by late morning.

China Manufacturing Contracts, Eurozone And U.S. Slows

"It's all consistent with a global economy which clearly is struggling to make any significant headway," Commerzbank economist Peter Dixon said.

Flight MH370 Update: Missing Malaysian Plane Search Thousands Of Miles Off Track Barnacles Indicate

Efforts in the Indian Ocean should be refocused farther north and closer to the Equator, some scientists say.

Putin: Russia-China 'Partnership' Stronger Than Ever Amid Cybersecurity Accusations, Economic Trouble

Restrictions "imposed by certain Western countries" have not affected Sino-Russian relations, Russia's president said before he visits China on Wednesday.

American Factory Output Slides To Slowest Growth Rate Since May 2013

Although economists expected an uptick in growth, U.S. manufacturing saw a downturn in August, to its lowest level in more than two years.

August 2015 US New Auto Sales: Americans Shrug At Global Market Volatility, Buy Cars At The Highest Pace In A Decade

Americans' purchases of cars, pickup trucks and SUVs in August surprised many industry watchers.

Angola Economic Woes: Chinese Slowdown, Global Crude Glut Hit Angola's Oil-Dependent Economy

The oil-dependent African nation has looked to China for aid and investment, but is facing an economic crisis as crude prices fall and China's financial woes persist.