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IMF Projects India To Grow At 7.5 Percent In 2016, Recommends Banking, Tax Reforms
A collapse in oil prices and relatively low exposure to global financial turbulence should drive India’s economic growth the International Monetary Fund said Wednesday.
Hong Kong Booksellers Update: Three Of The Five Men Held In China To Be Released On Bail Soon
Five Hong Kong booksellers associated with a publishing house that specializes in books on sensitive Chinese political topics disappeared last year, sparking concerns about Beijing's growing clout.
Brazil GDP 2015: Country Braces For Recession Data Amid Spiraling Inflation
Latin America's biggest economy plunged 3.8 percent last year, the worst performance by a major economy in 2015, according to reports.
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Uganda, Tanzania Agree To Build Crude Oil Pipeline To Indian Ocean
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North Korea Nuclear Weapons: UN Security Council Passes New Sanctions Against Kim Jong Un Regime
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US To Tax Chinese Steel Imports 266% Citing Unfair Government Subsidies
The tariffs marked the second time since December that the U.S. has penalized foreign steel producers for selling the metal at unfairly low prices.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter urged private and federal bodies to work together over issues of national security.
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China positioned five ships around the Jackson atoll in the South China Sea about a month ago, barring Philippine fishermen from entering, a local official said.
Moody’s Cuts China Government Bond Outlook From Stable To Negative
The rating agency cited increasing government debt, lower foreign exchange reserves and uncertainty about reforms as reasons.
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Investors are also hoping the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan announce more stimulus measures when they meet this month, following the lead of the People’s Bank of China.
Apple: By Going To Court, FBI Cut Off America’s Debate On Encryption
“Ultimately, Congress must decide this issue” of so-called backdoors, said Apple General Counsel Bruce Sewell.
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Stephen Chow’s epic “The Mermaid” is bucking a trend of foreign comedies not playing well stateside.
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China’s leadership will spend nearly $23 billion to cover layoffs in just the coal and steel sectors in the coming years, according to a report from Reuters.
Apple Helps DJI Launch New Phantom 4 Drone, Which Avoids Obstacles Automatically
It’s the Chinese manufacturer’s latest product to be unveiled in the United States, and the first with help from Apple.
Fed’s Dudley Signals Interest Rates Could Stay At Historic Lows For Longer Amid Tightening Financial Conditions
A top Fed official says greater threats to U.S. growth are coming from abroad, suggesting global developments could slow the Fed’s march to higher interest rates.
Samsung Quietly Removes Branding From Galaxy S7 Smartphones In China, South Korea And Japan
In China, Japan and South Korea, Samsung will sell slightly different versions of its Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, without its own logo on the front.
China PMI Weakens For Record 7th Month As Chinese Central Bank Boosts Liquidity
Some blamed seasonal effects, such as the Lunar New Year in February. Others cited weak market conditions.
Glencore PLC (GLEN) Posts $5 Billion Loss As Commodity Price Slump Slams Mining Companies
The Swiss mining and trading giant's earnings plunged 32 percent last year to $8.7 billion as global prices for metals and crude oil plummeted.
Chinese Court Sentences Fraud Fund-Raising Scheme Leader To Life, Jails 23 Others
A court in southern China’s Guangdong convicted 24 members of a group conning over 230,000 people, mostly elderly, from 2002 to 2012.
Flight MH370 Update: Pilot’s Links To Imprisoned Malaysian Politician Anwar Ibrahim Just Coincidental, Daughter Says
Amid speculation that the pilot hijacked the plane to protest the conviction of Anwar Ibrahim, a distant relative, Ibrahim’s daughter called the link between the two men coincidental.
Hong Kong Bookseller Lee Bo Denies Being Kidnapped, Confesses To Sneaking Into China Illegally
Lee Bo appeared on Chinese television late Monday for the first time since his disappearance, saying he sneaked into China illegally.
South China Sea Dispute: Singapore Leads ASEAN Talks With Beijing
Singapore, which does not claim any part of the South China Sea, will speak for claimants like the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia and Brunei.
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The vote is expected to come during a meeting that begins at 3 p.m. EST Tuesday.
Asian Stocks Mixed After China Cuts Reserve Requirement To Boost Economy
China cut bank reserve requirements for the fifth time in a year, injecting cash into the economy but also raising concerns about bubbles and “zombie” companies.
China Pushing Banks To Boost Lending In Move To Juice The Economy Without Encouraging Capital Flight
Beijing just made it easier for Chinese banks to lend money, a step it hopes will juice the economy without encouraging capital flight.
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