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China’s Stock Market Drop Highlights Consequences Of An Uncertain Currency Policy

The government has worrisome problems with its currency and with its equity markets. Can Beijing convince investors it has them both under control?

China Stock Market: Circuit-Breaker System Suspended After Second Trading Halt In Four Days

Chinese regulators said Thursday they halted the circuit-breaker mechanism that suspended trading on China's stock markets twice this week.

China Stock Market Turmoil Sends Oil Prices Plunging To Lowest Level In More Than A Decade

Turmoil in China's stock market Thursday stoked fears that the country’s crude demand is falling amid the global oil glut.

Algeria-Russia Fighter Jets Deal: Algiers To Buy 12 Su-34 Aircraft In $7.5B Deal

The deal for the jets is part of a $7.5 billion defense contract signed with Russia in 2006.

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Chinese Experts Raise Doubts About Korean ‘Hydrogen Bomb,’ But Warn Test Will Damage Relations

Chinese experts are uncertain if North Korea has the technology for a hydrogen bomb, but warn that its recent nuclear test could still destabilize the entire region.

Global Stocks, Oil Prices Plummet As Chinese Markets Remain Volatile

Amid further turmoil in the Chinese stock market, oil prices dropped to levels not seen in over 11 years while global stocks traded broadly lower.

Flight MH370 Update: Families Hopeful ‘Missing May Still Be Alive,’ Urge Authorities To Broaden Search

The families of 154 Chinese passengers on board Flight MH370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014, said they believed the "missing may still be alive."

World Bank Trims 2016 Global Growth Forecast, Warns Of ‘Perfect Storm’ In Emerging Economies

Persisting uncertainties and headwinds in emerging economies forced the international lender to trim global growth forecast for the third straight year.

China Stock Markets: Plunge Caused By Falling Yuan, Adds To Concerns About New ‘Circuit-Breaker’ Mechanism

The second suspension of trading on China's market in four days is a sign of growing anxiety about the Asian power’s economy.

Obama, South Korea’s Park Geun-Hye Plan ‘Strong’ Response To North Korea’s Apparent Nuclear Test

America and South Korea are also discussing ways to deploy U.S. strategic assets on the Korean peninsula.

China Auto Market: Beijing Eyes Lifting Automakers’ Power Over Car Dealers As Economic Slowdown Bites

The nation's automakers have long dictated how dealers sell cars. That could change.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Shares Test $100 Threshold On iPhone 6S Slump, China Slowdown

Concerns about slowing iPhone shipments have worried investors and dragged down the iPhone maker’s stock price.

Why UN Sanctions On North Korea Won’t Stop Kim Jong Un’s Nuclear Program

Preventing trade with the country has hurt its economy, but the real victims are civilians — making it hard for the world to gain leverage.

South China Sea Controversy 2016: Two More Planes Land In Disputed Territory

Beijing has built three runways in the disputed South China Sea as the controversy turns to the skies.

Market Sell-Off Is Because Of The Fed’s ‘Wimpy Philosophy,’ Says Former Dallas Fed Chief Richard Fisher

According to Richard Fisher, the markets have recently behaved like the old cartoon moocher Wimpy.

Netflix Just Launched In More Than 130 Countries; CEO Reed Hastings Achieves Global Streaming Domination

India and Russia can now binge "Making a Murderer," according to the company’s expansion announcement Wednesday at the Consumer Electronics Show.

China Currency: Continuing Slide Shows Beijing’s Dilemma In Managing Decline

Beijing wants a steadily weaker renminbi, not a sharply weaker one, pitting its desire for stability against powerful financial markets.

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After North Korea Hydrogen Bomb Test, China, Japan, East Asia Security Threats Come Into Focus

Beijing expressed grave concerns after Pyongyang said it tested a hydrogen bomb, but it will not yet give up on the reclusive country, analysts said.

After North Korea Violated United Nations Nuclear Resolutions, What Can The Security Council Do?

The United Nations, which has passed resolutions on the reclusive country’s nuclear program before, is meeting Wednesday to consider options.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) iPhone Assembler Foxconn To Cut Workers' Hours During Lunar New Year

The cutbacks at the Chinese iPhone assembler come amid concerns about a potential slowdown for 2016 iPhone shipments from Apple.

Trump Says China Should Deal With North Korea, Amid Claims Of Hydrogen Bomb Testing

China, meanwhile, said it would lodge a formal complaint against ally North Korea.

A New Cold War? The Significance of North Korea's Hydrogen Bomb For United States, Japan And The World

North Korea has long threatened to start a war against the United States, South Korea and its other enemies, and it's unclear what the reclusive nation will do next.

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Activist investor Starboard Tells Yahoo To Change Management, Board

In a letter to the board, Starboard said the internet company should separate its Asia assets, including stakes in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan.

North Korea War? How A Hydrogen Bomb Works And Facts About The Deadly Blast Radius

The International Atomic Energy Agency called a potential hydrogen bomb test a clear violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions and “deeply regrettable."