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How To Celebrate The Holidays At Disney World

There are several ways to celebrate the holiday season while at Walt Disney World Resort.

Insomniacs Have Higher Risk Of Heart Attack And Stroke, Study Warns

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Sleeplessness or insomnia is a leading health problem faced by many people worldwide.

Macron Says EU Deficit Rule 'Belongs In The Past Century'

French President Emmanuel Macron wants European nations to break their "taboo" against using deficits to stimulate growth and investment, and scrap a strict limit on eurozone deficits, he said in an interview published Thursday.

China’s Chokehold: New Guidelines On Online Gaming Imposed

China’s new rules will be applied to all online gaming platforms that are operating in the country, including Tencent, the world’s biggest gaming entity.

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China Imposes Curfew On Minors In Gaming Crackdown

China has imposed a curfew to limit the time spent by children playing games online, in the latest part of a government crackdown on youth gaming addiction.

Spain, which holds its fourth general election in as many years on Sunday, is facing an economic slowdown

Political Instability Puts Brakes On Spanish Growth

Roberto Garrido has watched with alarm as sales at his Madrid car dealership have plunged since January.

Indian Startup, OYO Rooms, To Expand In US

OYO's brand is recognizable in more than a dozen countries. Still, the $10-billion hospitality startup isn't sated as it targets a broader U.S. reach.

China To Build Moon Bases, Visit Mars And Find Alien Life

China is looking to rival NASA’s space exploration projects by establishing an outpost on the Moon. The country’s space agency also aims to send a human mission to Mars and investigate signs of alien life on the Red Planet.

Baidu is facing competition from ByteDance, which runs popular video apps such as TikTok and Douyin and has moved into the online search sector

Baidu Q3 Revenue Beats Expectations But Profit Drops

Chinese internet search leader Baidu beat revenue estimates in its latest quarter but still posted a net loss, which it blamed largely on equity investments that fared poorly.

Donald Trump meets with China's Vice Premier Liu He in April 2019

US-China Trade Deal Delayed To December Over Venue: 'Nothing Decided'

Despite the enthusiasm of the Trump administration for a phase one trade deal with China, reports said the deal could be delayed until December as consensus eludes on the pact’s terms and venue for signing the deal.

Donald Trump hailed progress in the China trade talks, saying he was hopeful the two sides could move on to other aspects of a wider agreement

European Stocks Up, US Flat Amid Impatience For Trade Progress

Asian investors kicked off Wednesday on a tentative note as optimism over the China-US trade talks is offset by profit-taking after a recent rally.

French President Emmanuel Macron and Chinese leader Xi Jinping put on a united front on the Paris climate accord after Washington pulled out

Chinese Leader Xi Jinping And French President Emmanuel Macron Declared On Wednesday That The Paris Climate Pact Was "irreversible", Showing A United Front After Washington Formally Withdrew From The Accord This Week.

French President Emmanuel Macron told a press conference at the French embassy in Beijing that he had raised the issue of unrest in Hong Kong with Chinese leader Xi Jinping

Is The US Economy Getting Worse? A Look At Worker Productivity After Trump Tax Cuts

As the U.S. economy has started to slow down, worker productivity has also become sluggish.

Brazil's National Petroleum Agency (ANP) Director-General Decio Oddone speaks during government auction for offshore oil fields

Brazil's Auction Of Drilling Rights To Four Deep-sea Oil Fields Raises Disappointing $17.3 Billion

An activist in Rio de Janeiro protests against Brazil's government auction for offshore oil fields

The US Labor Department Announced Plans On Wednesday To Update And Streamline An Assistance Program Designed To Help Workers Who Lose Their Jobs Due To Competition With Foreign Companies.

A job seeker views employment listings in Pasadena, California

Snow falls on a Wall St. street sign in front of the New York Stock Exchange

Today's Stock Market Open: Stocks Head Lower As Traders Cash In On This Week's Highs

The Labor Department reported productivity fell in October. The IHS Markit PMI rose in October, buoyed by France but hindered by Germany.

Xiaomi Unveils Apple Watch Competitor Mi Watch, To Be Released Next Week

Xiaomi has finally unveiled its Apple Watch competitor, the Mi Watch, and announced its features, actual release date and price. Read on for more details.

Junius Ho has become one of the most loathed establishment figures among democracy protesters

A Firebrand Pro-Beijing Politician In Hong Kong Was Wounded In A Knife Attack On Wednesday, The Latest Tit-for-tat Political Violence To Break Out In A City Engulfed By Months Of Pro-democracy Protests.

Junius Ho, a firebrand pro-Beijing politician in Hong Kong, has been wounded in a knife attack, the latest tit-for tat political violence to break out in a city engulfed by months of pro-democracy protests.