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China's Final Manufacturing PMI Edges Up In September Aided By Strong Exports, But Reading Falls Short Of Flash Estimate

Output in China's manufacturing sector improved and foreign demand increased for the first time in six months, in September.

Kenya Calls US Travel Warning ‘Uncalled For, Unnecessary And Unfriendly’

Kenya laid out reasons why travel warnings would only make a bad situation worse, but that didn’t stop the U.S. from issuing one.

China Launches Its First Free-Trade Zone (FTZ) In Shanghai, Major Step For Financial Reforms

China’s new trade zone will be a test ground for financial, trade and investment reforms. But doubts remain.

Chinese Police Rescue 92 Abducted Children, Detain 302 Suspects Of Child Trafficking Gang

Chinese police rescue 92 children and detains more than 300 suspects in a crackdown on a massive child trafficking gang.

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Miss World 2013: 7 Things To Know About The Pageant Islamic Extremists Are Threatening To Attack

The Miss World 2013 pageant, to be held Saturday, had to be moved from Jakarta to Bali due to concerns about protests and attacks by Islamic extremists.

China's One-Child Policy: Lucrative Revenue Source For Provincial Governments

Nineteen Chinese provincial governments collected $2.7 billion in baby fines last year.

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Open Ahead Of Consumer Sentiment Index, Spending And Income Trends Report

A report on consumption and spending trends will be watched for an understanding of the nation's economic health.

China's Local Government Financing Vehicles (LGFV): 7 Things You Should Know About China's Local Debt Bomb

China is currently sitting on a local government debt time bomb and the clock is ticking.

Christie’s Opens Business In Mainland China By Auctioning Goods Worth $25 Million

In its first auction on Thursday, Christie’s sold goods worth $25 million.

John Kerry, Iranian Foreign Minister Hold Historic Talks In Initial Push Toward Reinstating Ties

John Kerry met with Iran's foreign minister at the U.N. for an informal chat -- the highest-level meeting between the nations since 1980.

US, Russia Agree On Syria Chemical Weapons Resolution For UN Security Council

The draft "requires" Syria to give up chemical weapons but has no real teeth.

Hornet Attacks Kills Dozens In China, ‘Thumb-Sized’ Asian Giant Hornet May Be Culprit

Health officials are reporting a wave of hornet attacks that have killed at least 18 people in central China.

Shanghai Free Trade Zone Unveiling Spikes Area Real Estate Prices 30% in Two Weeks

Shanghai home prices that were already on the climb this year just leaped 30% in two weeks on the free trade zone news.

China Secures New Oil Production Deal In Uganda As It Continues To Cast Wide Net For Resources

China further expands its footprint in Africa via a deal to develop Ugandan oil reserves.

Ancient Fish With A Face May Explain Evolution Of Vertebrates, Including Humans

Are humans the same as bony fishes? A 419 million-year-old fossil of a fish's jawbones are similar to what's seen in modern vertebrates.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani Calls For Nuclear Deal In 3 To 6 Months

President Rouhani said he was authorized by Iran’s Supreme Leader to reach an agreement with the West over Tehran’s nuclear program.

Fukushima Power Plant 2 Years Later, Japan Reaches Gigantic Milestone In Solar Energy

Japan is looking to diversify its energy mix and stay clear from nuclear power after the disaster at Fukushima.

Laos Needs 70,000 More Skilled Foreign Workers And It Also Needs To Train Its Domestic Workforce

The Southeast Asian nation needs to bring 70,000 more skilled foreign workers to keep up with growth.

Danone (BN) Medical Nutrition Unit Under Investigation For Alleged Bribery In China, Third Time For The Company In Two Weeks

Those are just a few of the bribing methods Danone is under investigation for in China.

An iron ore deposit in Australia. The central bank in that country eased monetary policy on dimmer-than-expected views of the economy.

China's Cooling Economy Has Caught Some Iron Ore Producers Off Guard And Will Likely Drive Prices Down

Iron ore prices may fall with demand but major iron companies are using this as an opportunity to squeeze out other competition.

Chinese Man, Xiaolian, Grows New Nose On Forehead [PHOTOS]

Surgeons at a hospital in Fujian province found a way to grow a new nose on a man’s forehead, and they plan to transplant it on him soon.

15th Aviation Expo China 2013 in Beijing

Airbus Books Orders For 68 A320s, Worth $6.75B, At Beijing Air Show From Three Chinese Companies, BOC Aviation, Qingdao and Zhejiang Loong

Two carrier startups and one plane-leasing company owned by the Bank of China send business to European aircraft maker.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Release Date Is Here: Details On International Availability

Here are release details for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, which is now available in 58 countries.

Alibaba Eyes US As IPO Destination After Hong Kong Talks Fall Through: Report

The Chinese e-commerce giant is valued at $120 billion, compared to Facebook’s $100 billion valuation prior to its IPO in May 2012.

U.S. Stocks Could Open Flat Ahead Of Durable Goods Orders, New Home Sales Data and Concerns Over Debt Ceiling Limit, Possible Government Shutdown

Amid debt ceiling talks, investors are also eyeing the U.S./Iran rapprochement, which could lower oil prices substantially.

Why China’s Unbalanced Growth Will Not Lead To A Hard Landing

China's unbalanced growth can only lead to economic collapse? Some actually see it as China’s underlying source of power.

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