How Far Will The Stock Market Drop? Bulls And Bears Puzzle Over A Chaotic New Year On Wall Street
Whether a new recession looms remains to be seen. But this much is known: One investor’s bear market is another’s buying opportunity.
Oil Markets: US Crude Price Rebounds From 12-Year-Low On Stocks Rally, Inventory Report
The U.S. benchmark crude briefly touched $30 a barrel Thursday after markets rallied and stockpiles climbed.
China Stock Market: Shares Might Sink, But Cooler Heads See Nothing Justifying The Global Panic
Stock markets don’t necessarily offer insight into the broader economy, so seasoned hands are urging investors to take a deep breath.
Swiss Watchmakers, Time To Change?
High-end watchmakers have signaled a shift in strategy with an expanded range of more affordable products to counter a severe downturn. As Hayley Platt reports, the industry is having to adapt to a market with fewer Russian, Middle Eastern and Chinese buyers.
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Russian Ruble Plunges Deeper Against US Dollar After Central Bank Indicates It Won't Intervene
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Davos To Fed: Hold Your Fire On Coming Interest Rate Hikes
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Volvo Promises 'Deathproof' Car By 2020, But There's A Catch
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Xiaomi To Push Offline Sales In 2016: Chinese Smartphone Maker Mulls US Retail Launch
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CES 2021 Highlight: HONOR Band 6 Global Version Launch, The Most Functional Affordable Fitness Tracker to Date
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China Will Avoid Dramatic Slowdown, And No Need For Deep Depreciation Of The Yuan, Says Top Regulator
Fang Xinghai, a senior economic adviser to the Chinese leadership, said Thursday communication is a problem for China.
Pearson To Cut 4,000 Jobs As Part Of Restructuring Program; Issues New Profit Warning
The textbook publisher, hit by falling college enrollments in the U.S. and changes in U.K. policy, issued a profit warning Thursday.
Taiwan President-Elect Tsai's Facebook Flooded With Posts Demanding Island’s Return To China
By Thursday morning, more than 40,000 people had left comments demanding Taiwan's return to China.
Chinese Consumer Confidence At Record Low In January, Posing Potential Challenge For China’s Slowing Economy
Worries about slowing growth damaged sentiment, but some analysts say rising wages will still bring healthy consumption growth.
Barclays Closes Some Asia Operations, Cuts 1,000 Jobs: Reports
Major U.S. and European banks are looking for ways to improve margins amid falling revenues and tough market conditions.
Foxconn Seeks To Purchase Sharp For $5.3B
Purchasing Sharp would allow Foxconn to offer customers like Apple, Amazon and Xiaomi a more integrated manufacturing solution.
European Central Bank Unlikely To Announce Fresh Stimulus Despite Market Turmoil And Low Inflation
The ECB had not been expected to expand its quantitative easing program Thursday, despite low oil prices.
Magnitude-6.4 Earthquake Rattles Northwest China, Homes Damaged But No Casualties Reported
The quake damaged a few dozen homes in Menyuan county in northwestern Qinghai province but no casualties were reported.
Crude Oil Rally Runs Out Of Steam, Drags Asian Markets
In sync with crude oil prices, Asian markets recovered briefly Thursday morning before falling as oil prices slid again.
China Busts Child Trafficking Ring, Recovers 15 Infants: Report
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.
Japan, Australia Stocks Rise As US Shares Pare 3.7% Slump
Singapore reversed earlier-day losses of as much as 3 percent.
Tech Recession? Hardware Sales Seen Declining In 2016; US Dollar, China Woes To Blame
Companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco and others face a tough 12 months as clients slash IT spending and consumers hold back from buying devices.
Oil Markets: US Crude Price Drops Below $27 A Barrel, Lowest Since September 2003, On Oversupply Fears
The slide of more than 25 percent in oil prices so far this year has piled more pain on oil drillers and producing nations.
Video: Oil Slump Rocks Stocks To 'Crisis' Levels
U.S, European and Asian stock markets slide as the relentless slump in oil prices continues to drag on risk assets.
Video: Leonardo DiCaprio's Davos Attack Comes At Bad Time For CEOs
Confidence about near-term sales growth among chief executives around the world has fallen to its lowest level in six years.
Is Study Abroad Safe? College Students Drink More, Try Drugs While Overseas: Survey
About 11 percent of former study abroad participants said they tried controlled substances for the first time while in a foreign country.
US Unprepared To Face Growing Threats From China, Russia And North Korea, Report Finds
Researchers at the Center for Strategic and International Studies said Tuesday the U.S. faces challenges in securing its interests.
Is A Recession Looming? Here’s What It Means For You And Your Money
Some experts say the U.S. is heading for another economic downturn, but that doesn't mean it's time to panic. Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself.
Davos 2016: Geopolitics The Biggest Risk To Growth Of Global Economy
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.
Apple Applies To Open Retail And Online Stores In India
With iPhone sales growth reported to be decelerating quickly, Apple is now looking to the subcontinent for future growth.
Japan Stock Markets Slip Into Bear Territory, Asian Markets Follow
Japan’s national indexes, Nikkei 225 and Topix, have shed more than 20 percent since their peak last year.
South China Sea Controversy: Vietnam Claims China Conducting Oil Rig Activities In Disputed Waters
Earlier this month, Vietnam accused China of violating its sovereignty by landing a plane on the disputed Spratly Islands in the South China Sea.
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