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Police rescued 15 infants from the ring, which had been selling children from the country’s remote southeast for as little as about $3,000.

Singapore reversed earlier-day losses of as much as 3 percent.

Companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco and others face a tough 12 months as clients slash IT spending and consumers hold back from buying devices.

The slide of more than 25 percent in oil prices so far this year has piled more pain on oil drillers and producing nations.

U.S, European and Asian stock markets slide as the relentless slump in oil prices continues to drag on risk assets.

Confidence about near-term sales growth among chief executives around the world has fallen to its lowest level in six years.

About 11 percent of former study abroad participants said they tried controlled substances for the first time while in a foreign country.

Researchers at the Center for Strategic and International Studies said Tuesday the U.S. faces challenges in securing its interests.

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Tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, political turmoil in Brazil and uncertainty over growth in China were all matters of concern, according to a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

With iPhone sales growth reported to be decelerating quickly, Apple is now looking to the subcontinent for future growth.

Japan’s national indexes, Nikkei 225 and Topix, have shed more than 20 percent since their peak last year.

Earlier this month, Vietnam accused China of violating its sovereignty by landing a plane on the disputed Spratly Islands in the South China Sea. 

As the International Energy Agency issued its warning on oil prices, the International Monetary Fund cut its global growth forecasts for the third time in a year.

The coffee chain will offer its latest growth numbers when it reports its quarterly earnings after markets close on Thursday.

A survey of chief executive officers released on the eve of the World Economic Forum shows increasing pessimism about the fate of the global economy.

Developing economies like China, Brazil and Russia face their toughest test in the new year to restart sustainable growth.

The Chinese president was scheduled to visit Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Iran.

While analysts debate China’s 6.9 percent GDP figure for 2015, the economic picture from factories to storefronts is mixed.

Several people have been arrested across India over the past few months for suspected links to the Islamic State group.

Gradual economic recovery in big emerging markets like Brazil and Russia could offset the ongoing slowdown in China.