iPhone 6 Won't Increase Apple's Market Share In India, But It Will Attract Premium Buyers
Apple efforts to build larger-screen handsets may pay off in emerging markets as the new iPhone 6 models offer an alternative to Samsung's Note series
China To Deploy Troops To Join UN Forces In Protecting Civilians In Restive South Sudan
A U.N. official reportedly said that neither the date for the deployment nor the area has been finalized so far.
Global Economic Growth Moderate But Fragile: World Economic Forum
The world's economists worry that while the worst of the financial crisis is past, hurdles remain in the path of vibrant and sustainable growth.
Is Democracy Bad For Business In Hong Kong?
Occupy Central wants political power to devolve from Beijing. Financial interests worry about the movement's impact on business.
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While China and India have close economic and historical links, there is deep suspicion too, fueled in part by a festering border dispute.
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A prohibition of public spending on mooncakes shows how an anti-corruption campaign has reshaped China's economy.
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Apple is already manufacturing the iPhones in China, which has led to part leaks that have given us a sense of what the devices are all about.
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China's e-commerce giant behind what could be the biggest IPO ever begins its investor road show with a lunch in New York City on Monday.
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Clarence House said in a statement that the Duchess of Cambridge is in the early stages of pregnancy and is facing morning sickness.
Carlyle Raises $3.9B For Private Equity's Second Biggest Asia Fund
The new fund adds to an estimated record $140 billion of uninvested capital that private equity firms have raised for the region.
Six Months After Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Disappearance, People Move On, Search Does Not
MH370 vanished with 239 aboard. Nobody knows anything about their fate, loved ones are moving on, and the search is stalled.
MH370 Victims' Families Say They Face Hostility, Violence From Chinese Authorities
Relatives of those lost on the flight say authorities in China are retaliating against them for pressurizing the government publicly.
Lego Prices May Cause Sticker Shock, But The Toy Blocks Will Always Stick Together
The high prices of Legos, seen as a mark of quality, don't deter consumers from buying the beloved construction toys.
Wozniacki Reaches U.S. Open Final As Injured Peng Retires
Caroline Wozniacki as leading 7-6(1) 4-3 before Peng retired from the match.
Chinese Real Estate Price Drop May Be Great News For New York Homeowners
Fueled by a desire to get money out of the country, China's wealthy are buying homes in large numbers in the U.S.
US Open 2014: Serena Williams Prize Money Could Make Women's Tennis History
All she has to do is win the 2014 U.S. Open.
Hillary Clinton: I Want To Turn The US Into 'Clean Energy Superpower'
Though she didn't offer specifics, the prospective presidential candidate called on businesses and politicians to confront climate change.
Ford Focus Recall In China Due To Fuel Leak Risk, Fire Hazard
Ford’s Chinese venture is calling back over 190,000 Focus cars. It recalled about 161,000 in 2012 for the same problem.
China Anger Over UK Inquiry Into Hong Kong Revealed In Officials' Letters
Chinese government officials have warned Britain that relations between the two countries were at risk.
Apple To Investigate Claims Of Unsafe Work Conditions At Chinese Supplier Catcher
The report was based on an investigation conducted at a Catcher factory, where nearly 20,000 workers produce metal casings for Apple.
South Africa Denies Dalai Lama Visa, Signaling China’s Involvement
China is South Africa's biggest trading partner and this week proved South Africa takes its trade seriously.
Meet The First Four People In The Epic Line Outside Apple's Fifth Avenue Store
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China Will Surpass US In Commercial Aircraft Demand By 2030s With 45% Of Asia-Pacific Market, Says Boeing
China surpassed the U.S. in car demand in 2009. Boeing says it will do the same with aircraft in 20 years.
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Pesticide poisoning, hanging and firearms are among the most common methods, according to the World Health Organization.
Latin America Launches State-Backed Digital Money Experiments, In Ecuador And Dominica
Two very different experiments in digital currency are evolving in Latin America, including the world's first statewide Bitcoin experiment.
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