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There's "a reasonable chance" the eleven TPP members could finalize a new deal without the U.S. next month, said Alan Bollard of the APEC Secretariat.
North Korea is so weak, its economy might not last long under tough U.N. sanctions, a high-ranking defector said.
President Donald Trump's apparent willingness to exit a pact with Iran could undermine any negotiations with another adversary: North Korea.
- China and emerging markets must stay 'vigilant' to possible risks, says IMF deputy managing director
Tao Zhang outlined his view on the global economy in his first interview with an international media organization since joining the IMF.
A North Korea envoy warned that the situation "has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out any moment."
The Nikkei 225 closed higher for an 11th straight session while a broader index of Asian shares were little changed on Tuesday.
North Korean race-goers who once risked three years hard labor for gambling are now able to bet on local horse races.
China has been trying to reduce its dependence on the dollar, but Beijing might want to rethink that plan, Michael Ivanovitch writes.
Intensifying tensions between Iraqi and Kurdish forces in the oil-rich region of Kirkuk could prompt a sustained rally in oil prices, an analyst told CNBC on Monday.
The Belt and Road Initiative will reshape the 21st Century global economy, with Hong Kong set to play a leading role.
South Korean police are seeking an arrest warrant for Cho Yang-ho, chairman of Hanjin Group.
China is assessing its growing economic and political development amid the Communist Party Congress, state media indicates.
Canadian sportswear retailer Lululemon could lean on Alibaba to drive growth and is not too concerned Amazon, its CEO says.
Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison says a series of measures undertaken by regulators have put household debt issues under control.
Iraq's national army was closing in on the city of Kirkuk, following last month's Kurdish vote for independence.
Emerging markets should get their fiscal houses in order while monetary conditions remain loose, the International Monetary Fund warned.
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Although Amazon is posing a bigger challenge, Netflix remains a "very strong bet" by creating original content with increasing efficiency and focus, says Rob Enderle of Enderle Group.
Johanna Chua, head, Asia Pacific Economic & Market Analysis, Citi says politics are they key variable for growth prospects globally with the U.S. pivotal on policies such as tax cuts.
Julian Evans-Pritchard, China economist, Capital Economics, said his shop turned bullish on the yuan in April and it "worked out well for us," but the question now is whether it can be sustained.
