Malaysia Airlines Plane Shot Down In Ukraine, Company Faces Long And Difficult Recovery
Four months after MH370 was lost, Malaysia Airlines contends with another major incident. Its stock is falling. Can it learn from the past?
Malaysian Airlines MH17 Passenger List: Names Of 15 Crew Members Released By Malaysia Media
An unofficial passenger manifesto was released by Malaysian media identifying the 15 crew members aboard MH17.
Vancouver Anti-Chinese-Language Movement Focused On Chinese Language Signs, Advertisements
"It looks like Hong Kong. It doesn't look like Canada."
Chinese Censors Take Aim At Internet TV, Days After Lionsgate And Alibaba Announce Streaming Service
In the same week that Lionsgate and Alibaba announced a Chinese streaming service, censors have put Internet TV providers on notice.
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Apple Reportedly To Move From TSMC To Samsung For A-Series Chip Production In 2015
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Chinese Troops Intrude Across Indian Border Twice In Last 3 Days
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Typhoon Kills At Least 38 In The Philippines, Heads For China
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The military says climate is a national security issue, but two House amendments would slash spending on climate research.
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A new bill would send company officials to jail for five years for knowingly concealing a product defect that leads to death or injury.
Singapore Bans 'Archie' Comic Book For Gay Themes, Highlighting Anti-LGBT Stance
In one of the world's richest, most modern countries, gay sex is still a criminal offense.
Pirates In South China Sea Steal Oil And Communications System From Malaysian Tanker
Since April, nearly eight tankers navigating regular trade routes in the South China Sea have been attacked by armed men.
China Finishes Drilling Operations In Disputed Region Of South China Sea Near Vietnam
China completes exploratory drilling in a disputed area of the South China Sea, which is also claimed by Vietnam.
China's Economic Growth Quickens To 7.5% In Q2
Many economists believe more policy support may be needed in coming months to sustain any recovery.
BRICS Development Bank To Be Set in Shanghai, CEO To Be Indian, Board Chairman To Be Brazilian
The institution is designed to compete with the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
Fossil Proves Largest Flying Dinosaur, Changyuraptor, Was A Four-Winged Raptor
A fossilized Changyuraptor yangi, a four-winged raptor, creates the possibility that not only birds could fly.
Survey Reveals Limits Of China's Soft Power As Beijing Affirms National Interest
A survey showed that territorial concerns dominate Beijing's relationship with its Asian neighbors.
Apple Debuts iTunes Pass In Japan Enabling Users To Reload Accounts At Any Retail Store
Apple rolled out a new service called iTunes Pass, which allows users to add money to their accounts at any Japan Apple Retail Store.
Global Drought Conditions Are Drying Out Several Regions And Sparking Food Production Concerns
An estimated 8 million of Ethiopia's 60 million people are at immediate risk due to drought.
WTO Rejects US Claims Against China And India, Rules Import Tariffs Unfairly Levied
Rejecting American claims, the WTO asked the country to “bring its measures in conformity with its obligations."
Alibaba, Lions Gate Join Forces To Offer Video-Streaming Service In China
The joint venture will offer a service called “Lionsgate Entertainment World” and is expected to launch in August.
Negotiations To Launch New BRICS Bank Hit Snag: Reuters
Negotiations have stalled for now on a dispute between China, India and South Africa over who will host the bank.
Samsung Shuts Down Chinese Subsidiary Amid Child Labor Accusations
Worker advocates say scheduled inspections, whose results can be rigged, just aren’t good enough.
A Faster iPhone 6 May Not Be Apple’s Main Focus In 2014
A faster iPhone 6 may not be a big deal in comparison to other features.
Apple iPhone 6 Screen Cover Leak Photos Reveal Digitizer On Larger Screen
You may need to stretch your palms out for the iPhone 6, based on the latest screen cover leaks.
US Drone Makers Seek Easier Exports
A nearly three-decade long regulation restricts exports of unmanned aerial vehicles.
Cambodian Military Helicopter Crashes Near Phnom Penh Killing 5 People And Injuring 1
The plane was one of 12 helicopters the country bought last year from China to enhance its military capability.
Samsung Suspends Business With Chinese Supplier After Finding Evidence Of Child Labor
Samsung said that it had found evidence of an “illegal hiring process” at a factory that allegedly put children to work.
Japan PM Abe Wants To Hold Summit With China At APEC
Abe has been in office since late 2012 and has yet to meet Chinese leaders.
China Indicts Brit And American In GlaxoSmithKline Spying Case
The couple were hired as private investigators and are now caught up in the massive GSK bribery case.
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