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The world's largest oilfield-services company's performance was hurt by a sharp decline in oil prices.

The city's leader was accused of being a "murderer of universal suffrage" when he criticized a Hong Kong university student publication for promoting unrest.

The phablet war has been taken a notch higher with the release of Mi Note, which has a larger screen and lighter handset than iPhone 6 Plus.

Investor sell-off from CEO Elon Musk’s comments in Detroit slashed nearly 6 percent off the stock price.

The price of the basic ingredients of economic growth are falling, but few are ringing alarm bells -- so far.

Credit India's efforts to deregulate its economy plus China's decision to slow its economic growth with the coming change.

A "quantum dot" TV can be built and sold for a fraction of the cost of an OLED unit, with similar if not better picture fidelity even on 4K displays.

Tesla Motors shares dive more than 9 percent after Musk’s comments in Detroit on China and profitability.

After Facebook and Yahoo, India's attraction as an Internet and mobile phone market has caught Twitter's attention as well.

The Turkish nationals had allegedly supplied fake passports to men from the Uighur community to help them illegally cross the national borders.

World GDP growth will reach 3.3 percent in 2016, compared to a June forecast of 3.5 percent, before dipping to 3.2 percent in 2017, it said.

Tesla's upcoming Model 3 electric car will be critical for the company in reaching its goal of selling 500,000 vehicles a year by 2020.

The largest budget item, social welfare spending, will rise 1 trillion yen to a record 31.53 trillion yen.

Speaking in Detroit, Tesla Motors CEO said China sales fell in the fourth quarter.

Officials are concerned that sanctions are not sufficient to stop North Korea's provocations, and it needs to be cut off from its financial allies.

"Chinese people becoming rich isn't important," said the man who revolutionized the Chinese language. "Human progress is ultimately progress toward democracy."

“Japan has not had any war casualty since 1945. Japan is very proud of this fact and a lot of people want to keep this record.”

President Nicolás Maduro announced "several billion dollars" of financing from Qatari banks, but opposition members aren't believing the hype.

Jack Ma’s e-commerce giant is reportedly in talks to acquire a stake in Indian startup One97.

Toyota is also looking to open two new assembly plants in China and another in Mexico, according to people familiar with the company's plans.

China’s decision has been widely criticized as the possibility of an outbreak of the flu in commercial flocks is believed to be very less.