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Despite McDonald's And KFC Expired Meat Scandal in China, Customers Still Trust American Fast Food

Despite a rotten-meat scandal, the top American fast-food brands are proving resilient in the Chinese market.

Sub-Saharan Economies Are Most Improved On 2014 Global Innovation Index

Map: Economic Growth In African Countries

One of the fastest-growing economic regions in the world could also become an innovation hub.

Chinese Internet Adoption Slows, Still Dwarfs US Numbers

Over 400 million rural farmers throughout China are offline, a number the government hopes to reduce.

Wall Street Slips With Ukraine, Gaza In Focus

U.S. stocks fell on Monday, following the sharpest moves in indexes in the past three months during the two previous sessions, as developments in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip continue to garner investor focus.

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Relatives Of Chinese Politicians To Benefit From Alibaba IPO: Report

The Alibaba IPO, to be launched in September, will benefit relatives of many Chinese officials who are large stakeholders in the company.

McDonald’s, Yum! Brands Stop Using Chinese Meat Supplier Over Food Safety Issues

The incident is considered a fresh setback for both McDonald’s and Yum after the companies were hit by a food safety scandal in China in 2012.

Ex-Libyan Rebel Commander Appeals Ruling On British Torture Case

Human rights officials say it's time for the British government to stop hiding behind the "act of state doctrine."

China's Accident On A Highway In Hunan Province Kills 38 People and Injures Five

An explosion followed by a raging fire, engulfed five more vehicle on the same highway.

Iran Nuclear Talks Given Four-Month Extension After Failing To Meet Deadline Due To 'Significant Gaps'

"There are still some significant gaps on some core issues, which will require more time and effort," negotiators say.

Boko Haram Attacks Nigerian Town, Killing Many

Suspected Boko Haram members also set homes ablaze in the northeastern Nigerian town of Damboa.

Yo Messaging App Valued At $10 Million After $1.5 Million Funding Round Completed

Yo was valued at $10 million after the completion of its initial financing round.

Russian Economy On The Edge Of Recession, The MH17 Incident Won’t Help

World markets may recover after geopolitical shocks, but the outlook is less rosy for Russia.

Apple Two-Step Verification Security Feature Expands To 59 Countries

Apple's two-step verification security feature expanded to several countries as the Cupertino, California tech titan looks to bolster security.

Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) Q2 2014 Earnings Preview: Tesla Seen Ekeing Out Slim Profit Amid Massive Expansion

Analysts expect the Palo Alto maker of the Model S to eke out $3.4 million in profit for the quarter ended June 30.

How the BRICS New Development Bank Serves China's Interest

China's economy dwarfs the other members of the BRICS. Why does Beijing even need to share power in a new development bank?

China's Matchmaking Services For Pets: First Pet Matchmaker Opens In Shanghai

Didn't know there was a market for pet matchmaking? In Shanghai, there is, and a company has rushed to meet the demand.

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Chinese iPhone 6 Clones Feature 4.7-Inch Display, Run Android

Two manufacturers are preparing to release iPhone 6 copies that mimic the look of Apple's latest.

MH17 Crash Forces Airlines To Change Routes; Leads To Closure Of Airspace Over Eastern Ukraine

Aviation authorities from several countries have either banned air routes passing through Ukraine or advised carriers against using them.

ADB Cuts Southeast Asia 2014 Growth Forecast To 4.7%

The ADB kept its growth forecast for China at 7.5 percent in 2014 and 7.4 percent in 2015.

Will Lisa Fight Naja On ‘LA Hair?’ Malacha Gets Fired, Manicurist Breaks Guinness World Record

A fight between Lisa and Naja is brewing after the manicurist broke a world record.

Malaysia Airlines Plane Shot Down In Ukraine, Company Faces Long And Difficult Recovery

Four months after MH370 was lost, Malaysia Airlines contends with another major incident. Its stock is falling. Can it learn from the past?

Malaysian Airlines MH17 Passenger List: Names Of 15 Crew Members Released By Malaysia Media

An unofficial passenger manifesto was released by Malaysian media identifying the 15 crew members aboard MH17.

Vancouver Anti-Chinese-Language Movement Focused On Chinese Language Signs, Advertisements

"It looks like Hong Kong. It doesn't look like Canada."

Chinese Censors Take Aim At Internet TV, Days After Lionsgate And Alibaba Announce Streaming Service

In the same week that Lionsgate and Alibaba announced a Chinese streaming service, censors have put Internet TV providers on notice.

Apple Reportedly To Move From TSMC To Samsung For A-Series Chip Production In 2015

Reports about TSMC losing orders for new chips from Apple and Qualcomm sent the company’s shares down 6.85 percent on Thursday.

New Sanctions Cause Russian Shares And Rouble To Tumble

The new U.S. sanctions effectively shut off medium- and longer-term dollar funding for companies close to Vladimir Putin.

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