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Walk-ins may not be turned away, but it's highly likely that their model of choice won't be immediately available.
SoftBank, Others In Talks To Buy 20 Percent Of India’s Micromax: Report
India has 950 million wireless subscribers but only 150 million smartphone owners, making the country an attractive market.
Israel Spying Denial Contradicted By NSA Documents: Intercept Report
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iPhone 6S Rumors: 4-Inch '6C' May Be One Of Apple Inc.'s Next Smartphones
Apple may target consumers in emerging markets with a comparatively cheap 4-inch plastic-encased iPhone.
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Indonesia's Widodo Backtracks On South China Sea Comments, Expresses Interest In Chinese Economic Partnerships
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Apple Watch Gold Edition Shoppers Will Get Twice As Much Time To View The Watch
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Authorities in the Indian state of Delhi are reportedly seeking the federal government's help to enforce a ban on Uber and local rival Ola.
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Uber is rushing to expand in India after consolidation among local rivals in China has kept much of that market out of its hands.
China March Flash HSBC PMI Contracts To 11-Month Low, Fans Policy Easing Expectations
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Russian Tu-95 Bomber Intercepted By Japanese Air Force Jets
The bomber was spotted twice over the course of a day before crossing back into Russian territory.
Indonesia's Joko Widodo Says A Chinese Claim In South China Sea Has No Legal Basis
Indonesian President Joko Widodo is set to meet Japanese and Chinese leaders this week.
Lee Kuan Yew Death: China's Leaders, Media Avoid Sensitive Topics In Mourning Singapore Leader
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Nissan Under Probe By US Over 2 Air Bag Sensor Recalls Covering Nearly 1 Million Vehicles
The latest investigation covers nearly 990,000 vehicles in the U.S. that were recalled by the company in 2013 and 2014.
Tunisia Museum Attack: Manhunt Underway For Third Suspect In Bardo Assault
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ADB, IMF, World Bank To Cooperate With China-Led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Leaders Say
IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde says the fund would be “delighted” to work with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Abe-Kuroda Honeymoon Soured By Fiscal Friction
Their differences over fiscal policy needed to cut Japan's staggering public debt have so far been masked by their shared determination to end deflation.
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The foreign ministers of South Korea, Japan and China on Saturday hold their first meeting in three years, in a bid to warm frosty ties.
Japan Population Problem: Government Adopts Paternity Leave, Nursery School Measures To Increase Birth Rate
Japan wants more men to take paternity leave and help them spend more time with their children.
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North Korea Could Fire Nuclear Missiles At Any Time, Claims Ambassador To UK
"It is not the United States that has a monopoly on nuclear weapons strikes," Pyongyang's ambassador to Britain says.
Japan, Australia Signal Approval Of China-Based AIIB
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China, Japan Begin High-Level Security Talks After 4-Year Break
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