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When tanks rolled and troops marched at a Japanese military base on Sunday, it was just the latest display in what analysts say is a campaign by Tokyo to increase the profile of its Self-Defense Forces.
Deals are still happening, but they’re smaller, in unthreatening industries or out of developed-market regulators’ sights.
Episodes involving discriminatory behavior by the region’s growing Chinese work force have unsettled many Kenyans, particularly at a time when their ...
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Canada is open to doing more business with China now that a trading agreement with the United ...
If the Chinese yuan is being manipulated, it is arguably because China is keeping it strong while the U.S. dollar rallies against an array of ...
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Imagine gathering for a morning meeting, when a snake falls from the ceiling onto you and your coworkers. That's what happened to this bank staff in China.
A former Communist Party chief and ex-head of China’s largest “bad bank” will be prosecuted for using his position for personal gain after being swept up in President Xi Jinping’s yearslong crackdown on corruption.
The Chinese ambassador to the United States said diplomats are confused over who is the "final decision maker" in the Trump administration, complicating future negotiations amid the escalating US China trade war.
A new draconian law says those disrespecting the national anthem can be jailed for up to 15 days. It’s just one manifestation of how China’s ...
In a wide-ranging, combative interview with CBS' Lesley Stahl, the US president spoke about climate change, China, Russia, his mockery of Christine ...
An increase in world oil prices is helping Vietnam earn money that will quicken its already fast economic growth and may help the country build new infrastructure. The only red light: higher fuel prices among Vietnam's consumers. Vietnam, though ...
In China, bank employees were startled when a giant python crashed a staff meeting as it fell from the ceiling.
Cui Tiankai says other diplomats in DC face same problemEconomic adviser Kudlow says China talks ‘unsatisfactory’China’s ambassador to the US said on Sunday he and other diplomats in Washington did not know which advisers Donald Trump turns to when forming policy on trade.Cui Tiankai was asked on Fox News Sunday if he thought the president is ...
China's property developers usually look forward to the months dubbed "Golden September and Silver October" as the high season for new home sales. This year is proving to be different.
The move is a significant reversal for the president. A new agency will provide $60 billion in financing aimed at blocking Beijing’s ambitions.
The comments come amid rising political tensions between the two economic powers
A third monthly decline isn’t cause for concern: The market is just maturing after an era of super-charged growth.
The latest tariffs enacted by the Trump Administration against China are not expected to help solve the problem of intellectual property theft from American companies and instead could hurt U.S. companies, including many in the technology sector.
‘Who is playing what role? Sometimes it could be very confusing,’ Cui Tiankai said.
Diplomats are confused about which Trump administration officials are driving policy decisions, said China's ambassador to the United States Cui ...
The week ahead will feature September consumer spending data and China’s economic growth figures. The Fed also releases minutes from its Sept. 25-26 ...
“You tell me,” Cui told Fox News Channel’s Chris Wallace when asked whether he’s clear on who has the president’s ear on trade issues.
Ukrainian teen Dayana Yastremska cruised past No. 6 seed Qiang Wang 6-2, 6-1 to win the Hong Kong Open in China on Sunday.
"We still have plenty of monetary instruments in terms of interest rate policy, in terms of required reserve ratio. We have plenty of room for adjustment, in case we need it," said Yi Gang, the governor of the People's Bank of China.
President Trump announced three weeks ago that he was levying a new round of tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, prompting China to respond by imposing tariffs on $60 billion of American imports.
A trail of online evidence establishes how President Xi Jinping and other senior officials adopted a tough new policy to assimilate ethnic minorities.
