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Deutsche Bank shares have recovered some ground after hitting 30-year lows. But concern about the health of Europe’s banks is growing.

"The Great Wall," starring Andy Lau and Matt Damon, may launch a long string of English-language blockbusters touting Chinese culture.

The turn underscores the volatility of world markets and concerns about slowing global growth.

Janet Yellen raised the possibility that the Fed could reverse its December decision to raise rates in testimony before Congress on Wednesday.

By 2020, as more Indians living in rural hinterlands come online, the internet user base in the country could double to 700 million.

A 34-year-old man who recently traveled to Venezuela has been quarantined since Feb.6, according to reports.

The U.S. wants its regional allies and other Asian nations to take a more united stance against China over disputed islands in the area.

The Kim Jong Un-led country conducted a rocket launch Sunday, triggering calls from Western nations for stricter sanctions.

Japan government bond yields turned negative on Tuesday, underscoring risk aversion, following drops in U.S. stocks.

Some analysts say the move could position Amazon to offer shipping services, competing with the likes of United Parcel Service and DHL Worldwide Express.

All eyes will be on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen as she testifies to Congress beginning Wednesday over a monetary policy path clouded by financial disquiet.

As the campaign period begins on Tuesday, front-runner Grace Poe defends her life story while her rivals focus on jobs and tax cuts.

Apple could tap into emerging markets and lift its stagnating growth with its upcoming iPhone 5se, but it will face plenty of competition.

Markets across the globe fell on growing concerns about a global slowdown.

The soda maker has been busy reducing costs through job reductions and selling some of its bottling operations and factories.

Following a day of tumultuous trading in Japan — which saw investors fleeing toward safe assets — European stock markets traded in the red Tuesday.

As OPEC members Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia ramp up production in 2016, growth in demand for oil is likely to "ease back considerably."

Protests in the city's Mong Kok district began after police officers arrived to clear out unlicensed street vendors.

While North Korea's rocket launch was criticized internationally, a U.S. defense official said the satellite was incapable of functioning accurately.

Stocks slumped in Japan and Australia early Tuesday while markets elsewhere in the region remained closed for Lunar New Year.

Apart from being a self-inflicted blow, a possible British departure from the European Union is already having ill effects on confidence.