Guardian Layoffs Loom As Print Advertising Declines, Reflecting Bleak Trend For UK Newspapers
The publication said Thursday it will cut 250 jobs, including 100 editorial positions, in order to break even.
Most Asian Stock Markets Rally On Weak Dollar While Japan And Europe Slide
The rise in commodity prices, including crude oil, and loose monetary policy from many central banks contributed to positive sentiment across much of Asia.
Germany Talks Up Submarine Bid For Australia, Says Canberra May Risk Chinese Relations If Deal Goes To Japan
Germany, Japan and France are believed to be the front-runners for a contract to build 12 conventional submarines for Australia, at an estimated cost of at least $43 billion.
Flight MH370 Update: New Réunion Island Debris ‘Unlikely To Be From An Aircraft,’ ATSB Says
Authorities are working to determine if recently discovered debris on Mozambique and Réunion Island are linked to the missing Malaysia Airlines flight.
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Denies Missiles Violate UN Resolution, Says They Are For Self Defense
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Flight MH370 Update: Experts To Analyze 3 Suspected Plane Debris Items, Including New Wreckage On Réunion Island
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Los Angeles-based Immersv launched one of the first virtual reality mobile video ad platforms Thursday, targeting mobile app developers.
Flight MH370 Update: Malaysia Analyzing Mozambique Debris For Links To Missing Jet; More Wreckage Report Surface
Experts will examine the debris found two weeks ago in the African nation for possible links to the missing aircraft.
Pentagon Deploys B-2 Stealth Bombers In Diego Garcia Amid Growing Tensions In Asia-Pacific
The deployment of bombers in the Diego Garcia atoll, south of the equator, comes at a time of growing regional tensions in the Asia-Pacific.
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The global fashion retailer, which opened 330 new stores in 2015, is looking to online sales to bolster growth in coming years.
England’s Junior Doctors Go On Strike Following Contract Changes
England’s junior doctors go on strike following the government’s move forcing through pay and working condition reforms without the agreement of their trade union.
Viacom’s Red Check: Why A Chinese Buyer Makes The Most Sense For Paramount Pictures
Finding a Chinese buyer for Paramount Pictures isn’t just the best choice for entertainment conglomerate Viacom; it might be the only choice.
US In Talks To Deploy B-1 Bombers, Expand B-52 Missions In Australia Amid Growing Tensions In South China Sea
The move is likely to inflame tensions with China amid growing concerns over the country’s military expansion in the Asia-Pacific region.
Asian Stocks Fall After Oil Snaps Rally, China Exports Slump
Oil fell back below $40 a barrel while China reported that its exports slumped 24 percent in February.
South China Sea Update: US Wants To Destabilize Asia, Beijing Warns As Air Force Encourages Other Nations To Enter Region
China's warning came as the top U.S. Air Force officer in the Pacific said Tuesday that daily missions would continue over a disputed territory.
‘The Division’ Servers Struggle As Ubisoft Confirms Login Problems
Ubisoft's much-anticipated shooter “The Division” has gone live on PC, Xbox One and PS4 but the company's servers are struggling to meet demand.
MH370 Search To End This Year, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Says
The Malaysian prime minister's disclosure of an end date later this year came after relatives of passengers called for a recovery effort to continue.
Asian Shares Mixed As Japan Reports Smaller-Than-Expected GDP Contraction, Oil Surges
Revised data on Japan's gross domestic product show it contracted 1.1 percent in the fourth quarter, not 1.4 percent.
AirAsia Returns To Profit 1 Year After Flight 8501 Crash, Plans New Strategy
Southeast Asia’s biggest budget airline, which reported its first profit in nine quarters, plans to boost flights to second-tier cities as competition heats up.
Japan Stocks Fall, Australian Shares Rise After China Pledges No 'Hard Landing'
China reset its economic growth forecast for 2015 to a range of 6.5 percent to 7 percent.
Australian Government Backs Away From Gay Marriage Vote This Year
A senior minister had earlier said the government would hold a public vote on same-sex marriage if it came to back to power after elections to be held later this year.
Global Stock Markets Rally Ahead Of US Jobs Report, China’s Annual Policy Meeting
Stock markets across Asia and Europe rallied Friday as investor sentiment was buoyed by optimistic expectations from the U.S.
Asian Stocks Mixed Amid Strong Yen, Ahead Of National People's Congress In China
Japanese shares were lower Friday while U.S. shares rose a third straight day on Thursday, extending gains that started after Feb. 11, the low for the year.
Indonesia Earthquake Exposes Flaws In Country’s Tsunami Preparedness Program
During Wednesday’s 7.8 magnitude earthquake, which struck 500 miles from Padang in West Sumatra province, none of the country's 22 tsunami warning buoys were working.
Flight MH370 Update: More Debris Likely After Mozambique Find, Australia To Examine Suspected Boeing 777 Part
The debris, possibly from a Boeing 777 plane, was found just days before the second anniversary of Flight MH370’s disappearance.
Asian Stocks Rise As Oil Lifts US Stocks, Japanese Yen Pauses
The yen held at around 113 to the U.S. dollar Thursday after a big gain Wednesday.
Flight MH370 Search: Debris Found Along Mozambique Coast Could Be From Missing Malaysia Airline
The Malaysian airline went missing two years ago, and few traces have yet turned up.
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