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South China Sea Controversy: Indonesian Navy Seizes Chinese Fishing Boat And Crew After Unheeded Warnings, Shots Fired
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The visit comes as South Korean officials say the isolated country’s latest attempt to fire a missile from its east coast early Tuesday appears to have failed.
China Courts New Philippine President
President Xi Jinping congratulated Rodrigo Duterte on his election and voiced hope for better relations in the South China Sea.
Alibaba Tells Vendors To Halt Drug Sales Online, Cites Government Rule Change
Alibaba cited a circular issued by the Hebei province branch of the China Food and Drug Administration on “urgent control measures relating to drug products.”
Japan Puts Military On Alert For Possible North Korea Missile Launch
Japan has put its anti-ballistic missile forces on alert at least twice this year after signs of launches by North Korea.
Disney ‘Will Take Action’ Against Wanda As Snow White, Captain America Appear In Chinese Theme Park: Report
Photographs showed Disney characters, like Snow White and Captain America, at Wanda City in Nanchang, which opened Saturday in direct competition to Shanghai Disneyland.
Philippine Congress Proclaims Duterte Winner Of Presidential Election
Rodrigo Duterte was proclaimed the 16th president of the Philippines in absentia as he was in Davao, his native town in the archipelago nation's south.
South China Sea Controversy: Territorial Dispute Cannot Be Resolved With ‘Might Is Right’ Idea, Singapore’s Goh Chok Tong Says
Goh Chok Tong, Singapore’s emeritus senior minister, said China's growing presence in the region could result in “a more militarized South China Sea.”
China’s Wanda Group Makes $4.4 Billion Bid To Privatize Hong Kong-Listed Property Unit
The move comes just days after Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin, the chairman of the Wanda Group, said the Hong Kong-listed unit was “substantially undervalued.”
China Business News 2016: Moet Hennessey Produces New Fine Wine In Rural Chinese Region
The vineyard is located on a remote plateau near the Tibetan border.
China To Open Online-Commerce, Other Areas To Foreign Investment: Report
China’s trade in services should rise to $1 trillion in 2020 from $750 billion this year, Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng says.
Russia Says 8 Russians At 2012 Olympics Tested Positive For Doping
The International Olympic Committee announced 23 athletes had tested positive in retests of 265 samples from the London Olympics.
Dalian Wanda Opens First Theme Park In China As It Takes On Disney
The country’s largest private property developer opened its first theme park Saturday, three weeks before Disney is to open its first one in mainland China.
G-7 Vows Growth Efforts As Japan’s Abe Warns Of Global Crisis
G-7 leaders wrapped up a summit in central Japan vowing to use “all policy tools” to boost demand and ease supply constraints.
Racist Chinese Detergent Commercial? 5 Culturally Insensitive Ads To Remember As China Ad Debuts To Internet Uproar
The controversial ad for a detergent brand in China is far from the only culturally offensive ad in the modern era.
Bitcoin Price Soars Toward $500 On Back Of Weakening Chinese Yuan
The price of bitcoin has reached a 20-month high after devaluation of the Chinese yuan has led to increased demand for the cryptocurrency.
US Economy: First-Quarter GDP Revised Up To 0.8 Percent From 0.5 Percent
The Commerce Department said U.S. gross domestic product in the first quarter grew at a 0.8 percent pace, up from the previous estimate of 0.5 percent.
China’s Central Bank Hits Out At WSJ, Bloomberg, Denies Rollback Of Exchange Rate Policy Reforms
The People’s Bank of China said reports it was rolling back on exchange rate reforms, or would ask the Fed for advance news of rate hikes, were irresponsible fabrications.
China Detains Executives For Illegally Raising $1B, Lending Scandal Highlights Lack Of Regulation In Online Finance Sector
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South China Sea Controversy: Beijing Plans To Turn Parts Of Paracel Islands Into Tourist Spots Similar To Maldives, Report Says
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