China Ignores Deadline In South China Sea Arbitration Case, Dismisses Claims by Philippines
Arbitration may be the only way the Philippines can compete with China over territorial claims, but Beijing is refusing to participate.
Alibaba's Jack Ma Entices Young Taiwanese To Create Startups In Mainland China By Offering Grants
The Chinese e-commerce giant's founder, Jack Ma, tells Taiwanese entrepreneurs: "If you want to do business on the mainland, please come to us."
NBA International Players 2014: How Foreign-Born Stars Adjust To Living And Playing In America
For the NBA's growing international player base, assimilating to life on the court is much easier than the American life outside the arena.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Soars More Than 200 Points Despite Russia’s Escalating Currency Crisis
The Blue Chip Dow rebounded Tuesday after a surprise dividend hike from Boeing cut early losses following Russia's surprise interest rate hike.
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Violence Against Journalists: Reporters Without Borders Finds Murders Down, Kidnappings Up In 2014
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China Jails Businesswoman Ding Shumiao In Railway Corruption Case For 20 Years
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China Factory Activity Contracts For First Time In 7 Months, More Stimulus Seen
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North Korea Human Rights Issues 'Fabricated,' UN Should Investigate 'CIA Torture Crimes': Ambassador Ja Song Nam
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Emerging markets saw some of the largest gains while Samsung's lead was eaten away by Apple and Chinese smartphone makers.
Fed Faces Big Decision Over A Few Choice Words
Fed will decide this week whether to make a critical change to its policy statement that will widen the door for interest rate hikes next year.
US Marine, Joseph Scott Pemberton, Charged With Murder Of Transgender Woman In Philippines
The Philippines saw widespread protests against Jennifer Laude’s killing, potentially jeopardizing bilateral relations.
US, Europe Arms Sales Decline For Third Year In A Row, Russia Sees Spike In Sales
Defense majors from the U.S. and Europe remain dominant players despite declining global sales, finds a new report by SIPRI.
Xiaomi To Invest $205M In Chinese Home Appliance Company Midea
Xiaomi is seeking to expand its ecosystem of partners to build a portfolio of connected devices that it can sell on its online store.
Hong Kong Police Clear Last Pro-Democracy Protest Site In Retail Hub
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Fed Considers Time To End Pledge To Keep Interest Rates 'Close To Zero'
The Fed promised in 2012 to keep interest rates "close to zero" until after its asset purchase scheme ended and the economy strengthened.
American In North Korea Arturo Pierre Martinez, Says He Entered Country Illegally, Denounces US Policies
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China Economic Growth May Slow To 7.1 Percent In 2015: Central Bank Report
The central bank report warned the Federal Reserve's expected move to raise interest rates could hit emerging-market economies.
China's New Stealth Fighter Jet Can Take Down American Counterpart, Developer Says
China's got a new addition to its military fleet that is a competitor to the American F-35-- and it wants to sell it around the world.
Sudan's Bashir Claims Victory Over ICC After Court Shelves Darfur Probe
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South China Sea Dispute: Philippines And Vietnam Allies In Position Papers Against China
The Philippines and Vietnam have had the most confrontations with China over South China Sea territories.
No Resolution Yet At UN Climate Change Summit
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Thai AirAsia Flight Returns After Chinese Passenger Throws Hot Water At Cabin Crew
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WTO Talks On Duty-Free Trade In IT Goods Collapse
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Venezuela Plane Takedowns Highlight Latin America's Aerial Drug War
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China Wants To Improve National Soccer Team By Introducing Sport Into School Curriculum
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Uber May Have Received $600 Million Investment From China's Baidu
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China Political Prisoner Liu Xiaobo Smuggles Out Message: Pay Attention To Others Held In Prison
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China's Wealthy Take Over International Luxury Real Estate Markets
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