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What is China’s Role in Syria?

The Damascus strongman still has at least two powerful allies apparently on his side – Russia and China

Maldives Resorts: Officials Say No Trouble for Tourists in Paradise

Though the Maldives capital Malé remains in turmoil after the ousting of president Mohamed Nasheed, officials say resorts in the popular tourist destinations remain safe and open for business.

Apple iPad 3 Release Date Rumors: News of Delayed Launch and Latest Spec Roundup

On Monday rumors emerged predicting a later than expected worldwide release date for the iPad 3 around April, adding that an on-going trademark lawsuit in China may delay the tablet's launch there for the foreseeable future.

Rick Santorum Foreign Policy: Hawk on Iran

The former Pennsylvania senator, who surged back into relevancy with wins in Missouri, Colorado and Minnesota, has worked to position himself as the social values-centric conservative alternative to Mitt Romney. But he has also articulated a muscular foreign policy vision centered on his belief that radical Islam, particularly the Iranian regime, poses a dire threat to American security.

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Syrian Opposition Dismisses Assad’s Promises of Dialogue, Cooperation

The Syrian opposition, after nearly a year of relentless bloodshed, said it’s too late for any negotiations.

China’s Inflation Eases in January, Aiding Leadership Transition

Inflation in China is expected to trend lower in January, which provides room for Beijing to stimulate the country's economy if the Euro area experiences a sharp recession. However, economists do not expect to see aggressive stimulus packages to be put in place as Beijing is looking to achieve a smooth leadership transition this year.

Apple is reportedly "weeks away" from debuting the iPad 3, although the device's actual release date will come about a month later, in early March 2012.

Apple iPad Will Say Goodbye to Chinese Market Over Trademark Infringement?

Apple is facing a huge challenge from a Chinese company, which has demanded as much as $38 million in fines and an apology, as the tech giant has allegedly infringed upon its trademarked name.

Angela Merkel and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao

China-EU Summit: Dragon Eyes Major Debt Stakes

The ongoing Eurozone debt crisis and the efforts to find a way out and save the single currency could potentially shake up and redefine the global economic equilibrium.

Nissan sees annual profits beating Toyota, Honda

Nissan Motor Co is on track to be the most profitable of Japan's three big automakers this year, after record car sales last year and improved market share in every major region pushed up quarterly operating profit.

Japan to slash use of a heavy rare earth as China tightens grip

Japan aims to cut domestic consumption of a heavy rare earth used widely in hybrid cars and electronics by 30 percent over the next two years as China keeps a tight grip on exports of the material, known as dysprosium.

Syrian Bloodshed: What Strategy Options Can U.S. Follow?

We should start considering all options, including arming the opposition, said the 2008 presidential candidate. The bloodletting has got to stop, Republican Senator John McCain said in a statement on AFP.

Analysis: More than just Great Firewall awaits Facebook in China

When it comes to China, Facebook should consider itself forewarned. Cracking the world's biggest Internet population might seem an obvious ambition for the social networking giant as it trumpets its global growth before a $5 billion initial public offering, but the chances it will succeed look slim.

iPad 3 Launch Imminent? Roundup of Features

Rumors about the launch of iPad 3 have gained momentum over the last few months. The latest is that the tablet is expected this spring. With a host of new features, the tablet could be Apple's biggest release this year if the rumored specs are true. Here's a look at what is known so far.

A Wall St. sign is seen outside the New York Stock Exchange

Stock Futures Signal Higher Wall Street Open

Stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open for equities on Wall Street on Wednesday, with futures for the S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq 100 rising 0.2 to 0.3 percent.

Analysis: Don't chase market stampedes as risks run amok

If both the perma-bears and perma-bulls are wrong in their immovable convictions about the long-term global investment outlook, then 2012 may require a more agile beast and possibly one with both claws and hooves.

China sets target of average 13 percent annual minimum wage rise

The annual average growth of China's minimum wages should be at least 13 percent in the five years to 2015, according to a government job market plan for the period published on Wednesday.

Samsung says TV sales stronger; plans to launch low-end TVs

Samsung Electronics Co, the world's top television manufacturer, has seen TV sales firming up so far this year and plans to introduce cheaper TVs, as demand for lower-end models increase, the head of its TV business said on Wednesday.

Yahoo Picks Former PayPal Chair as New CEO

Yahoo Chairman and Directors Step Down; Yet to Overcome Crisis

Yahoo Inc Chairman Roy Bostock and three other directors will step down as the struggling company ploughs ahead with an internal overhaul, including discussions on dealing with its stakes in China's Alibaba Group and Yahoo Japan.

Today, many media users may interact on Facebook and Twitter by using their laptops, tablets, or smartphones while watching television. But new technology may be melding this entertainment process into one device, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

Facebook May Find Tough to Break the Great (Fire)wall of China

When it comes to China, Facebook should consider itself forewarned. People who want to access Facebook and other blocked sites must use special VPN software to get around China's firewall to do so.

BHP Billiton First Half Profit Falls 5.5 Percent

BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP), the world's biggest mining company, has announced that its financial first half profit fell 5.5 percent, which is the first decrease in two years for the firm that is affected by rising costs, production disruptions and falling commodity prices.

Oil slips as China manufacturing slows, IEA sales eyed

China Raises Oil, Gasoline Prices

The three to four percent hike marks the first in the country in the last 10 months.

15.5-Pound Baby Boy Chun Chun is the Heaviest Born in China [VIDEO]

A 15.5-pound baby boy named Chun Chun was born on Saturday in central China and is said to be the country's heaviest baby on record, according to reports.

Yahoo Chair to step down as review continues

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 7 - Yahoo Inc Chairman Roy Bostock and three other board directors will step down as the struggling Internet company keeps up discussions on overhauling its prized Asian assets, including stakes in China's Alibaba Group and Yahoo Japan .

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