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Exports are likely to expand in coming months, but Prime Minister Abe remains under pressure to support growth as further gains in the yen threaten corporate earnings.
Mobile Internet Ad Spend To Exceed Desktop In 2017: ZenithOptimedia
Forecaster ZenithOptimedia said it expected companies around the world to spend $99.3 billion on mobile internet advertising next year.
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A weaker dollar also helped buy back the commodity after six straight days of declines.
Italy’s Ferragamo CEO Sees No Letup In Luxury Sector Slowdown
Falling oil prices, rising security threats, lower economic growth in China and higher volatility in exchange rates that have curbed tourism have all put the brakes on spending.
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Al Jazeera Journalists Sentenced To Death By Egyptian Court For Espionage
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Flight MH370 Update: Special Tripartite Meeting This Week To Decide On Search, Debris Pieces Discovery
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Hang Seng Bank To Form China’s First Foreign Majority-Owned Fund
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Foreign Minister Wang Yi communicated Beijing's position in a phone call Saturday to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Amid rumors of a hostile takeover, the mainland’s largest property developer by sales said it will acquire a unit of the state-owned subway operator.
Wall Street Ends Week Lower; Apple Weighs
For the week, the three major U.S. indexes each posted declines of at least 1 percent, with the Nasdaq falling nearly 2 percent.
J.K. Rowling Has A Big Surprise For Harry Potter Fans In China Ahead Of 2016 Hogwarts Boom
J.K. Rowling is expected to announce a surprise at this year’s Shanghai Film Festival, which will introduce the ubiquitous franchise to a new generation.
Apple Inc. Facing iPhone Sales Ban In China After Infringing Design Copyright
The tech giant said it has won a stay, temporarily blocking an order to halt iPhone 6 and 6 Plus sales in China because of a patent dispute.
Takata Airbags: Honda Recalling Over 1 Million Cars In China
The automaker was one of the worst-affected companies in the fallout from faulty Takata airbags that could see as many as 100 million vehicles recalled globally.
Hong Kong Bookseller Defies Chinese Government To Reveal Details Of Disappearances Of Publishers In China
Lam Wing-kee, detained for eight months in mainland China, accused Beijing of violating Hong Kong’s freedoms and coercing him into confessing crimes.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) Targets Increased Sales Of Up To $60 Billion By 2019
At the Consumer Goods Forum conference, CEO Doug McMillon also discussed the retailer’s increased opportunities in China despite the tough competition it faces from local firms.
Ericsson Faces US Corruption Probe: Swedish Newspaper
The investigation is said to be connected to the Swedish company's business dealings in China, a Swedish newspaper reported.
Why ‘Warcraft’ Is Not The Future Of Hollywood Blockbusters, Despite China-US Box Office Split
The video game-inspired film, with Paula Patton, was a smash hit in China, but a dud in the U.S. So it isn’t a blueprint for anything.
It’s A Small World After All: Chinese Visitors To Disneyland’s New $5.5 Billion Shanghai Resort Embrace Disney’s Magic Touch
High ticket prices have not deterred Chinese families from visiting Disney’s newest resort, which many say has succeeded in bringing world-class entertainment to China.
Shanghai Disneyland Opening: Chinese Attraction Is World’s Sixth Disney Theme Park
Disneyland Shanghai, which opened to the public Thursday, joins five Disney theme parks in Hong Kong, Japan, Paris and the U.S.
Mickey Mouse Mooncakes: How Disney Made Its $5.5 Billion New Shanghai Disneyland Distinctively Chinese
From a Mandarin version of “The Lion King” to the use of Chinese choreography, Disney says its new Shanghai park respects Chinese culture.
Panicky Investors Drive Swiss Bond Yield Into Negative Territory, Send Gold Soaring
Not only are investors bidding up the price of the Swiss government’s ultra-secure long bonds, but gold prices are soaring.
ISIS To Attack US? CIA Director Warns Of More Islamic State Attacks In The West Amid Losses In Syria, Iraq
ISIS “is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the West, including refugee flows, smuggling routes, and legitimate methods of travel,” he said.
China’s Uber Rival Didi Chuxing Raises $7.3 Billion In Latest Funding
The country’s biggest ride-hailing company now has about $10.5 billion in disposable funds compared to rival Uber’s $11 billion.
Panama Papers Update: Mossack Fonseca Computer Technician Arrested By Swiss Officials Over Data Theft
Authorities in Geneva made the arrest following a complaint by law firm Mossack Fonseca, which is at the center of a massive data leak.
China Says Shanghai Disneyland Symbolizes Country’s Openness As Obama Urges Beijing To Become More Investor-Friendly
Chinese leaders hailed the park as a symbol of China’s openness, but Obama said Beijing needed to become more attractive to investors.
Shanghai International Film Festival 2016 Offers A Back Door To Chinese Movie Censorship
Movies such as “Spotlight” and “The Big Short,” which would not get past China’s censors, play in Shanghai.
Coffee Does Not Increase Cancer Risk, But ‘Very Hot’ Beverages ‘Probably’ Do, WHO Says
But the World Health Organization’s research arm also said drinking “very hot” beverages could raise the cancer risk, and classified them as “probably carcinogenic.”
China Bans Export Of Items With Possible Military Use To North Korea
Beijing will stop the export of technology and materials with potential military use to North Korea, in compliance with U.N. sanctions.
US, India, Japan Joint Naval Exercise Followed By Chinese Spy Ship
The eight-day drills in the western Pacific Ocean began Friday and are being seen as a counter to growing Chinese military strength in the region.
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