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Asia Stocks Sag As Fed Rate Prospects Revived, China Still A Worry

Investors also brace for economic data coming from China on Tuesday.

China Investigates Former Chairman Of Wuhan Iron And Steel

China's anti-corruption agency has said it has opened an investigation into the former chairman of major Chinese steelmaker Wuhan Iron and Steel.

China's Economy Growing At 'Reasonable' Pace, No Basis For Further Currency Devaluation: Premier Li

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang argues that market-stabilization measures taken by the country's government have been effective.

Thai Police Hunt More Suspects After Bangkok Bomb Arrest

Police probing Thailand's deadliest bombing widened their net in the search for more suspects on Sunday after a foreigner was arrested and stacks of fake passports and bomb-making materials were found.

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Tesla Motors Inc. Seeks White House To Pressure China On Restrictions On US Carmakers: Report

Tesla reportedly wants the Obama administration to pressure the Chinese president to lift restrictions on the operations of U.S. automakers in his country.

MH370 Update: Experts Say Search For Missing Malaysian Airliner Could Be Focussing On Wrong Area

German oceanographic experts have said that ocean current modeling leads them to believe that the search area in the southern Indian Ocean could be thousands of miles off-target.

Brazil’s Recession Marks The Beginning Of A Long, Painful Contraction: Argentina, Venezuela, Rest Of Latin America Could Be Affected

Latin America's largest economy is on course to shrink in what analysts say will be its most prolonged contraction since the 1930s.

China Crisis: Automakers Like Volkswagen, General Motors Brace For Impact As China Car Sales Fall

China’s slowing economy will have a profound impact on automakers who have come to rely on the country's unsustainable growth.

China Slowdown Fuels Uncertainties For Chile's Copper Industry, Violent Labor Strife

More than 10,000 miles away, Chilean copper mine workers are struggling from the effects of China's economic downturn.

Scott Walker Foreign Policy Speech Criticizes Obama, Clinton: Wisconsin Governor Would Terminate Iran Deal If Elected

Presidential hopeful Scott Walker outlined his foreign policy platform at a speech in South Carolina.

China Market Meltdown Post-Rally Stock Pullback Reflects Investor Uncertainty Amid Deep Global Losses: Report

Market experts believe the timetable of a U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate increase has been impacted by volatility in China.

After China's 'Black Monday,' British Economy Grows For 10th Consecutive Quarter Amid Uncertainty For Future

Growth continued for a 10th straight quarter, but market volatility -- thanks mostly to China's meltdown -- could end the streak.

China Market Meltdown Shouldn't Delay Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Hike, Says St. Louis Fed President James Bullard

China's sell-off wasn't "so radical" that the Fed should delay its plans, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said.

Venezuela Debt Default? Amid Oil Slump, Fears Rise Again After China Market Meltdown

The odds of the South American country defaulting have nearly doubled in recent months, financial traders said.

Brazil Recession: Slow Global Growth Blamed On Country's Shrunken Economy

Consumer spending is one of the most important elements of the country’s economy, which has been hit hard by rising interest rates and China's economic slowdown.

Scott Walker Foreign Policy Speech Live Stream: Islamic State, Middle East, Not Russia Or China, Expected To Be Focus

Scott Walker in South Carolina Friday is expected to criticize President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton as he outlines his foreign policy agenda.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Opens Slightly Down, But Wild Week In Global Markets Ending Calmer Than It Started

U.S. stocks opened lower Friday after surging a day earlier on China’s announcement of new stimulus measures to check its rapidly cooling economy.

China Explosion: Contaminated Tianjin Dirt From Blasts Headed For Special Storage Container

The tank is reportedly lined with five and a half inches of impenetrable layers of sand and bricks.

China Relaxes Rules To Let Foreigners Purchase More Real Estate, In Attempt To Boost Slowing Economy

Foreigners will no longer be restricted to one property in China, as the country seeks to boost the slowing real estate sector, seen as key to the economy.

China Military Parade: Restrictions On Industry, Infrastructure Are Cost Of Symbolically Important Event For Government

Chinese authorities have ordered many businesses in and around the capital, Beijing, to limit or cease operations, ahead of a military parade next month.

Asian Stocks Continue Rebound On Positive US Data, Chinese Pension Fund Investment

Chinese stocks rose sharply after a state pension fund said it will invest over $300 billion in the stock market. Only Hong Kong bucked the trend.

European Markets Fall Back In The Red After Modest Early Gains

While Asian stocks extended their recovery Friday, European shares failed to hold on to their modest early gains.

American Group Urges China To Open Up Its Service Sector To Combat Economic Downturn

China needs to make its service sector more "open, dynamic and innovative" by giving foreign service providers a "level-playing field," an American nonprofit said.

Stock Market Plunge Kept Off The Front Pages As China’s Media Tries To Cool Public Criticism

The Chinese government is seeking to limit political fallout following criticism of its handling of the stock market crisis.

Election 2016: Scott Walker Promises Tougher Foreign Policy Stance On ISIS, Russia And China

Wisconsin Governor and GOP presidential hopeful Scott Walker criticized President Barack Obama's stance on the Middle East and promised stronger military action.