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Asia And Domestic U.S. Companies Could Lose Most From Eventual EU-US Trade Deal: Top Trade Insurance Executive
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North Korea's Growing Anti-American Propaganda Art Scene [PHOTOS]
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It's Not Just The NSA Snooping: The French Do It Too, And Without Judicial Supervision
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Local Chinese News Denies Study That Claims Coal Burning Cuts Life Expectancy
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China looks to Nigeria for oil and in return invests in the West African country, seeking oil source diversification.
Is Lawrence Summers, Former Treasury Secretary, Harvard University President And Obama Adviser, Actively Jockeying To Replace Ben Bernanke As Fed Chair?
The former Treasury secretary is reportedly courting senators in his bid to replace Ben Bernanke.
China's Finance Minister Says Second Half Growth Could Drop Toward 6% And Hints That Official 7.5% Estimate For 2013 Is Too High
The nation's finance minister outlined the current analysis on the likely GDP growth range for the year.
China Agrees To Allow SEC Access To Audit Papers Of Chinese Companies Trading In US
Chinese regulators will hand over audit records of U.S.-listed Chinese companies to the SEC, to assist investigations into accounting fraud.
US Stock Futures Point To Flat Open Retreating From Fed Induced Highs, Ahead Of PPI, Core PPI, Consumer Sentiment, Corporate Earnings
Bullish institutional investors will try to make the case that no tapering of Fed stimulus will occur before 2014.
Chinese Mother Stabs Baby 90 Times For Biting While Breastfeeding Him, Tot Survives
An infant in China survived after his mother stabbed him in the face for biting her while being breastfed.
First Drone Lands On Aircraft Carrier: 'Salty Dog' Pushes Limits Of Unmanned Aircraft [VIDEO]
An experimental unmanned drone named "Salty Dog 502" became the first drone to successfully land on a moving aircraft carrier.
The International Criminal Court Is Mulling An Absurd Case Against Israel
The International Criminal Court's probe of Israel strays -- in a big way -- from its obligation to focus on genocide and war crimes.
Myanmar Foreign Investment Reached $42 Billion From 32 Countries, Production And Hotel Sectors Favored In June
Foreign investment in Myanmar is rising at an astonishing rate, and investors are planning to stay for the long-term.
American Dog Breeds Have Asian Ancestry, DNA Study Traces Lineage Of Domestic Dog
According to a recent study, American indigenous dog breeds lineages originated from East Asian canines, with little genetic influence from European breeds.
Wealthy Chinese Are Investing More In American Real Estate, Discouraged From Displaying Their Affluence In China
An unexpected side effect of President Xi's anti-corruption measures -- more Chinese are investing in the U.S. real estate market.
Nigeria Lands $1.1B In Low-Interest Loan From China, As China Seeks Closer Ties To Africa’s Largest Oil Exporter
Chinese companies already have $1.7 billion in Nigerian road contracts and are boosting oil imports from the West African country.
Smithfield Chief Larry Pope Faces Skeptical Senate Over Shuanghui Purchase Deal, Says It's A Win-Win
Larry Pope told the Senate his company’s purchase by Shuanghui will not hurt the local pork industry or bring down food safety standards.
Asian Markets Soar As Ben Bernanke Surprises With Assurance Of A 'Highly Accommodative Policy For The Foreseeable Future'
Asian markets rally on Bernanke's comments about the continuation of the Fed’s stimulus program while the FOMC remains divided on the question.
General Motors' Car Sales In China Outpace Its US Sales By 200,000 During First Half Of 2013
The most populous nation in the world is now GM's most high-volume market.
US Economic Snapshot: It’s All Good When It Comes To Executive Expectations, CEO Confidence And Salary Increases
A trio of economic reports point to soft but positive signs in coming months.
India Eyes Imports Of US Liquid Natural Gas As The Subcontinent's Economy And Energy Needs Grow
Legislator said exports of liquid natural gas from the United States to India will help create jobs in the U.S.
Archaeologists Discover New 5,000 Year Old Primitive Writing In China
Chinese archaeologists may have discovered primitive writing that could be the oldest form of written Chinese language ever discovered.
Burma’s ‘Godfather Of Heroin’ Dies, But Drug Trade Flourishes As Rebels, Soldiers, Government Officials All Battle For Illegal Profits
Lo Hsing Han was only one part of Myanmar vast illegal narcotics empire.
Former NSA Contractor Snowden Denies Giving Information To Russians Or Chinese, Seeks Asylum
Edward Snowden, the NSA contractor turned whistle-blower, says he has not given any information to China or Russia.
OPEC Sees Demand For Its Own Crude Slipping, As Global Oil Demand Rebounds
OPEC's latest monthly forecast shows growing demand for oil but shrinking demand for its own product.
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