China Detains 10 Turkish Nationals For Helping Nine Uighur 'Terror Suspects' Get Fake Passports
The Turkish nationals had allegedly supplied fake passports to men from the Uighur community to help them illegally cross the national borders.
World Bank Cuts Global Economic Outlook Despite Oil Price Drop
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.
Elon Musk: Tesla Motors Plans To Boost Electric Car Production To ‘A Few Million’ By 2025
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.
Japan Govt Approves Record $812B Budget; Deficit-Halving Goal In Sight
The largest budget item, social welfare spending, will rise 1 trillion yen to a record 31.53 trillion yen.
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Jack Ma’s e-commerce giant is reportedly in talks to acquire a stake in Indian startup One97.
Toyota Ends Freeze On Expansion, Looks At Three New Plants
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 Bans Imports Of US Poultry And Eggs Amid Bird Flu Fears
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.
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Exports rose 9.7 percent from a year earlier in dollar-denominated terms, while imports dropped for a second month in a row by 2.4 percent.
Venezuelan Shortages, Long Lines Spark Violence, Arrests
President Nicolas Maduro says right-wing agitators and Venezuela's elite are trying to topple him.
Facebook-Xiaomi Deal Falls Through, Hindering Expansion Hopes For Both Companies
An investment deal between Facebook and Xiaomi would have been lucrative for both companies.
Move Over, Samsung And Xiaomi, India’s Homegrown Phone Makers Ready To Defend Turf
The domestic player is set to battle foreign rivals like Apple and Xiaomi for mobile dominance on the subcontinent.
Hong Kong Man Caught Smuggling 94 Apple iPhones Strapped To Body
Officials estimate the value of the 94 iPhones seized at the crossing from Hong Kong at more than $48,000.
Oil Prices To Trade Around $40 In First Quarter 2015 As Crude Oil Glut Continues To Grow: Goldman Sachs
The bank's analysts said the lower prices could force U.S. shale producers to scale back their output in the second half of 2015.
Charlie Hebdo In China: Limited Press Freedom Will Prevent Similar Attacks, State Media Says
For Chinese state media, the attack on Charlie Hebdo is a validation of the country's limits on press freedom.
Indian Expats To Be Allowed To Vote Through Absentee Ballot, Country's Apex Court Rules
More than 10 million Indian citizens who live abroad will now be allowed to vote in local and national elections.
US, Iran Eye Progress In Next Round Of Nuclear Talks: Kerry
Iranian and Western officials have said differences remain over Tehran's uranium enrichment capacity.
Obama Visit To India: Climate Change, Civil Nuclear Agreement And Security To Top Agenda
President Barack Obama will be the chief guest at India’s Republic Day ceremony on Jan. 26.
Alibaba, South Korean City Of Incheon Mulling $912M Joint Investment In 'Alibaba Town'
Incheon, which lies 25 miles west of Seoul, has recently suffered a financial crisis and is struggling with debt worth $2.8 billion.
Volvo To Start Selling Chinese-Made Cars In US This Year: Executives
The automaker plans to export a Chinese-made midsize sedan this year to the United States, and is considering building a US factory.
General Motors Plans To Launch $30,000 Electric Rival to Tesla Called Chevrolet Bolt: Report
The Chevrolet Bolt, with an enhanced battery manufactured by South Korea’s LG Chem, will directly challenge Tesla’s upcoming Model 3.
Android Tablet With Keyboard Made By Former Google Engineers Unveiled At CES 2015
Jide’s tablet, the Remix Ultra, runs Remix OS, a customized version of Google’s operating system.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops On Mixed US Jobs News, Falling Oil Prices
Dow drops after U.S. jobs report shows higher employment, lower wages. U.S. and Brent crude both drop below $50 a barrel.
China Leads 16% Jump In Global Clean Energy Investments; Solar, Wind Sectors Grow
Last year's gains reversed three years of steady declines in the clean energy sector, a Bloomberg New Energy Finance analysis found.
Why China Just Made A $20B Investment In Venezuela
Some analysts say this is less of an authentic investment and more of an "extend-and-pretend" debt restructuring.
European Shares, Dollar Dip Ahead Of Payrolls
More weak data from Europe ensured shares worldwide were set to end their first full week of 2015 in the red on Friday.
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