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Chinese Attacks Part of Larger Separatist Movement

An radical Islamic group is responsible for a riot in China's East Turkestan region.

Fake iPhone 5 For Sale in China?s Online and Phone Markets

iPhone 5 Will Have New Curved Case With Larger Screen Display (IMAGES)

While U.S. customers are still waiting for the upcoming iPhone 5 this fall, various types of fake iPhone 5 devices have been on sale in Chinese online store and offline markets. The Fake iPhone 5 is sold at $108 and features a similar design following the rumor of iPhone 5 specs. It is encased in a plastic body, two LED flash cameras and a label saying it has 64GB of storage. Also the fake device runs a JAVA-based OS, plays MP3?s and connects via WiFi.

Another Chinese Automaker to Build Plant in Fast-Growing Brazil

Vendor arranges publicity material of China's JAC Motors at a dealership in Sao Paulo

JAC is seeking to produce 100,000 vehicles every year in Latin America?s largest car market

Apple?s iPads Tickle Consumer Fancy, Market Researchers Find

Apple's control over design wins customers and also assures high profit margins

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Toyota cautious on forecast after quake hits results

Toyota Motor Corp raised its annual profit forecast to a level well below market estimates, warning the stronger yen was hobbling it in the battle against South Korean rivals as it races to restore quake-hit production.

Toyota lifts forecasts, posts loss on quake and yen

Toyota Motor Corp reported its first quarterly loss in two years on Tuesday as Japan's biggest earthquake hammered production and a strong yen hit export profits, and the company raised its profit forecast on a speedy recovery.

Bank of Korea buys gold as dollar, euro lose clout

South Korea spent more than a billion dollars in its first gold purchase in more than a decade, as uncertainty about global growth and sovereign debt push central banks around the world to diversify foreign reserves.

Post-Market NASDAQ Movers (GTIV, SGMO, LHCG, CLWR, CYTX, IPHS, TXRH, SPIL, CTRP, MERU)

The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: Gentiva Health Services, Sangamo Biosciences, LHC Group, Clearwire, and Cytori Therapeutics. The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: Innophos Holdings, Texas Roadhouse, Siliconware Precision Industries, Ctrip.com International, and Meru Networks.

Toyota posts big first quarter loss hurt by quake, yen

Toyota Motor Corp <7203.T> reported its first quarterly loss in two years on Tuesday as Japan's biggest earthquake on record hammered production and the yen's rise hit profitability on exports. The company raised its annual forecast.

The Bank of Korea governor Kim answers a reporter's question during a news conference after a rate setting meeting at the bank's headquarters in Seoul

Bank of Korea buys gold, first time since '97-'98

South Korea's central bank bought 25 tonnes of gold over the past two months in its first purchase in more than a decade, saying the time was ripe to boost its gold holding, but markets barely moved on the news.

Apple is expected to launch new iPhone in October

iPhone 4 Price Drops. So What? Give Me an iPhone 5

More clues are piling up in regards to the release date of Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 5 set to hit the markets this fall. The latest news speculate that Target will be offering price drops on the iPhone 4 for five bucks if you trade in an old 3GS model. Customers can also purchase a 16GB iPhone 4 for $170 with a two year contract or go to Radio shack and get an iPhone 4 32GB model for $270.

China official paper says U.S. debt worries

The United States' debt woes still threaten the global economy despite a last-minute deal struck by Congress, China's main official newspaper said on Tuesday, nonetheless adding there was no short-term escape from the dominance of the dollar.

LIVESTOCK-Cattle at 2-week high on supply, exports

U.S. cattle futures set a two-week high on Monday lifted by a sharp drop in this week's cattle supplies and on news of active beef exports last week, traders said.

An extreme low tide along the shore of the Tongass National Forest in May revealed the tail of a thalattosaur fossil, a long-tailed sea creature that plied warm, shallow waters in the early days of dinosaurs and became extinct at the end of the Triassic p

Rare fossil of sea reptile found on Alaska beach

Alaska scientists have discovered the fossil of a rare, prehistoric marine reptile that is likely the most complete remnant of the creature ever found in North America.

Russian Prime Minister Putin answers questions from the audience during his visit to the summer camp of the pro-Kremlin youth group "Nashi" at lake Seliger

Putin says U.S. is a "parasite" on global economy

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accused the United States Monday of living beyond its means "like a parasite" on the global economy and said dollar dominance was a threat to the financial markets.

Sohu slides as investors not game for higher ad spend

Chinese Internet portal Sohu.com Inc's shares fell more than 11 percent on Monday, as a 37 percent rise in quarterly net profit failed to impress investors amidst falling gross margins and higher operating expenses.

Cuba's Creole Choir to qawwali at surging WOMAD 2011

Anyone who complains that WOMAD is "too safe" must have missed the mosh pit that appeared at the front of gypsy punk band Gogol Bordello?'s late Sunday set, where the frenetic dancing of the band's teenage fans briefly descended into cheerful anarchy.

Hong Kong: The Widening Gulf Between Rich and Poor

High inflation and soaring real estate prices have thrown thousands of residents into dire straits.

A shopper is seen at a branch of South African retailer Pick n Pay in Johannesburg

S.Africa's PMI falls to two-year low of 44.2 in July

South Africa's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell for the fourth straight month to a seasonally adjusted 44.2 in July from 53.9 in June, sponsor Kagiso Securities said on Monday.

Pakistan Promises China Help on Rooting Out Terrorists

Pakistan cannot afford to antagonize China.

Foxconn, HSBC Join Global Trend: Technology Reducing Labor Costs

Technology is increasingly displacing the need for workers worldwide. Foxconn, making of Apple's iPhones and iPads, plans to add one million robots to factories in the next three years. HSBC is cutting out "unnecessary bureaucracy" in eliminating 30,000 jobs.