China Rebounds While Other Asian Stocks Drop, European Stocks Watchful Ahead Of ECB Meet
Chinese investors expect fresh stimulus before a key government meeting next week, while European markets look to the ECB for a boost.
Toyota Recall 2015: Is Your Car Affected? How To Check Model, Year To See If You're One Of 6.5M Affected
One U.S. customer reported a severe hand burn after their window switch melted.
China Falls, Japan Gains In Choppy Asian Trade; European Stocks Pare Early Losses
The Shanghai Composite Index plummeted over 3 percent in afternoon trade, as profit-taking by traders wiped off early gains.
Toyota Recalls 6.5 Million Vehicles Globally Over Power Window Switch Malfunction
About 2.7 million vehicles in North America, 1.2 million in Europe and 600,000 in Japan were recalled over a glitch that could potentially lead to a fire.
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Japan Exports Stagnate, Raising Speculation Of Recession, Stimulus
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Russia Helps Fight Indonesian Haze With Water-Bombing Planes As Smoke Reaches Philippines
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Hamas Visits South Africa: Israel Enraged After Zuma Signs Letter Of Intent With Khaled Mashaal Over Palestinian Conflict
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Fukushima Nuclear Plant Cleanup Worker Diagnosed With Radiation-Related Cancer
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"The actions of China's aircraft in the airspace over the relevant sea are justified and legal," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a daily news briefing.
US Overseas Arms Sales 2015: Defense Deals Of $46.6B Made By Pentagon As Global Conflicts Raise Fears
While this year’s figure is nowhere near 2012’s total of $65 billion, defense officials see 2015 as a more honest representation of the state of the industry.
Workers Covered By Union Contracts Dropped Worldwide After Financial Crisis: International Labor Organization
The declining share of employees covered by union contracts is the latest sign of the Recession's deep impact on labor markets.
Asian Stocks Mixed, Europe Rises As Investors Shrug Off Soft Chinese Data
While Chinese markets were shielded from heavy losses by hopes of government stimulus, other markets around the world remained unaffected.
South Korea Will Get China To Play 'Constructive Role' In North Korea Nuclear Issue
China, which is host to the now-suspended six-party talks on Pyongyang’s nuclear program, reportedly has a lot of influence on North Korea.
Danny Meyer Ends Tipping At His Restaraunts: Will Servers Suffer As Policy Spreads Across US?
Restaurant owners and managers who have adopted a no-tipping policy say it leads to better morale and fewer discrepancies in pay among workers.
US-South Korea Reaffirm Alliance Amid China Slowdown, North Korea Nuclear Threats
President Barack Obama said Friday he wanted to see China's "peaceful rise."
China Cyberespionage: Hague Website Hacked Over South China Sea Dispute
The Philippines and Vietnam remain vulnerable to Chinese cyberattacks, as the smaller nations challenge China's claims in the South China Sea.
Ukraine Wins UN Security Council Seat Setting Up Showdown With Russia
Ukraine won a nonpermanent U.N. Security Council seat Thursday, setting up future shouting matches and possible calls for veto reform.
South China Sea Dispute 2015: US Navy Patrols Controversial Region Near Spratly Islands
"Make no mistake, the United States will fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows."
China's Economic Slowdown Hits Luxury Brands Burberry And Louis Vuitton
Sales of Burberry trench coats and Louis Vuitton handbags have been hit by the economic slowdown in China, with sales down from last year.
China Visa Policy Changes Impact: Boeing Sees Big Uptick In International Travel Because Of China, Despite Economic Slowdown
Boeing predicts that in the coming decades China will overtake the U.S. as the world's largest market for travel.
Global Stocks Rebound After Weak US Data Allays Fears Of Imminent Rate Hike
Weak U.S. economic data released Wednesday are seen to have reduced the chances of an imminent rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
China Growth Woes Continue To Drag Down Global Markets
European shares fell at the open Wednesday and Asian stocks closed in the red as investors mulled over the likelihood of new stimulus measures in China.
Japan's Kyushu To Restart Second Nuke Reactor In Japan
Japan has been inching back toward nuclear energy, turning on its first reactor, the 890-MW Sendai No.1 unit, in mid-August after a near two-year blackout.
US-Japan Defense Relations: Tokyo To Cut Spending On American Bases Inside Country
Japan has been taking on the much of the costs of Japanese who work at U.S. bases, as well as other expenses.
Kenya's Dickson Chumba, Florence Kiplagat Win Slow Chicago Marathon
The marathon was run without pacesetters for the first time in 26 years, which noticeably affected times and strategy on the flat, typically fast course.
Japan’s Retailers Sound Alarm On Consumer Spending
"Consumer spending has ground to a halt," says Noritoshi Murata, president of Seven & i Holdings.
IMF Warns Of World Economic Crash If Interest Rates Are Not Kept Low
The fund's chief says global economies still face substantial risks and that "continued monetary policies and improved financial stability" constitute the best course.
US, Japan Expected To Complete Development Of New Sea-Launched Missile By End Of Fiscal 2016
The U.S. and Japan began working on the Standard Missile (SM)-3 Block IIA missiles in 2006, according to reports.
Indonesia Haze: Singapore, Malaysia Gear Up To Fight Forest Fires
The Indonesian government initially insisted that it would not accept help from other countries to battle the forest fires.
US Warns Governments, Bankers Iran Sanctions Still In Place
The Obama administration has cautioned U.S. bankers and foreign governments against rushing to invest in Iranian businesses.
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