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Asian Stock Markets Down, China Bucks Trend Again, Europe Trades Flat
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WhatsApp Drops Subscription Fee As It Moves Monetization Focus To Business
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China’s Dalian Wanda Plans 5 ‘Substantial’ Acquisitions This Year, Projects Real Estate Slump
China's largest real estate company, owned by the country's richest man Wang Jianlin, also said it is planning an initial public offering for its internet finance business.
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Income Inequality: 62 Individuals Own Half The World’s Wealth, Report Says
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India’s Trade Deficit Widens In December, Exports Fall For 13th Straight Month
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US Postponed Sanctions On Iran For Ballistic Missile Test To Avoid Risking Prisoner Exchange Talks
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Oil Prices Retreat To $28 In Early Asian Trade As Iran Shakes Off Sanctions
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CES 2021 Highlight: HONOR Band 6 Global Version Launch, The Most Functional Affordable Fitness Tracker to Date
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Iran said it would increase output by 500,000 barrels per day after economic sanctions were loosened.
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Chinese Economic Slowdown Fallout 2016: Emerging Markets Should Brace Themselves, Mexico Bank Chief Warns, Urging Policy Action
Agustín Carstens said governments should plan for “a potentially severe shock” in 2016.
US And Others Aim To Draw Taliban Into Afghan Peace Talks
Representatives of four countries will meet in Kabul Monday as they attempt to reboot a peace process that collapsed last summer.
Three American Contractors Are Reported Missing In Iraq As Security Declines
U.S. and Iraqi security officials said a group of American contractors was reported missing this weekend in Baghdad.
EU, US Companies Warn Of ‘Enormous’ Consequences Should Data-Pact Talks Fail
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Oregon Standoff Update: Local Brothers Launch Anti-Bundy Campaign Against Armed Ranchers
The rancher occupation has cost the local government tens of thousands of dollars.
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The cop comedy “Ride Along 2,” starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart, arrested the sci-fi film’s four-week run at the top.
Netflix's Chief Content Officer Calls 'Jessica Jones' Ratings Released By NBC 'Really Inaccurate'
Netflix’s Ted Sarandos responds to figures released by NBC by saying he sees “no upside” in releasing corrective numbers of his own.
Jason Rezaian Update: Washington Post Journalist, Two Others Released By Iran Land In Geneva
U.S. President Barack Obama hails the Americans’ release by Iran as a “milestone,” saying it is something “we can all celebrate.”
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New York Police Say Assailants Chanted ‘ISIS’ While Beating Man
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UN Report: World Needs $40 Billion A Year In Humanitarian Aid For Victims Of Armed Conflicts, Natural Disasters
A United Nations panel said the level of global humanitarian aid is "insufficient" as conflicts and disasters grow.
Bernie Sanders Defends Plan For Universal Healthcare, Calling It A Right For All Americans
The Democratic presidential candidate says there’s no reason Americans should be paying more for healthcare than do people in the rest of the world.
When Is Martin Luther King Day 2016? 15 Facts, Including Who He Was Named After And When He Started Protesting
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MLK Day 2016: What's Open, Closed? Banks, Post Offices, DMVs Plan For Martin Luther King Federal Holiday
Only 37 percent of American employers give their employees Martin Luther King, Jr. Day off from work, according to a recent survey.
Oil Prices 2016: Iran Plans Return To Gas Market As Sanctions Lift
Iran will face a global imbalance between supply and demand upon its return to the market.
After Iran Nuclear Sanctions Lifted, US Issues Fresh Embargo Over Ballistic Missile Program
News of the embargo came a day after economic sanctions were lifted against Iran for its nuclear program.
Hillary Clinton On Iran Deal: Islamic Republic Not Entitled To Test Missiles, Backs New Sanctions
The Democratic candidate says the just-implemented nuclear deal does not allow Iran to test what could be intercontinental missiles.
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Monday is the birthday of A.A. Milne, which means it's time to reread your favorite tales featuring the silly old bear and his friends.
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