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By: Sophia Yan
Beijing-based telecom China Unicom will raise $11.7 billion from 14 sources that include a mix of state and private firms. » Read More |
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A major Chinese media outlet uploaded a video containing derogatory depictions of Indians amid escalating tensions. » Read More |
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An aggressive China, North Korea's nuclear hostility and President Trump's policies could derail Asia's steady economic growth. » Read More |
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South Korean President Moon said on Thursday Trump has promised to seek Seoul's approval before pursuing any option against North Korea.
The world's two biggest emerging economies are at direct odds on their shared border.
A burst of global trade has been driving economic growth in many countries, but it isn't clear whether that will continue.
White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon said the U.S. is already in an "economic war with China," The American Prospect reported.
Most Asian shares gained as a rally in the dollar was halted on U.S. political turbulence while markets digested the release of Fed minutes.
President Donald Trump's bid to open Sydney's first casino 30 years ago was thwarted after regulators expressed concern over his alleged "mafia connections", it was revealed on Wednesday.
Early Uber investor Shervin Pishevar sent Benchmark Capital another letter asking the firm to step away from the company's board of directors.
The International Monetary Fund is raising its outlook for China, but the organization issued a strong warning over growing Chinese debt.
Indian and Chinese soldiers were involved in an altercation in the western Himalayas on Tuesday, Indian sources said.
Most Asian shares closed higher on Wednesday as investors digested earnings releases from regional corporates and resurgence in the dollar.
Radio stations in Guam accidentally broadcast an emergency civil danger warning on Tuesday, prompting residents of the U.S. pacific territory to fear the worst after a week of military threats from North Korea.
An investigation into social media platforms could be a means for President Xi Jinping to tighten censorship ahead of a key political event.
Regulators in the Philippines ordered Uber to cease and desist its operations after suspending its accreditation for a month.
Australian fast-food chain Domino's Pizza Enterprises missed full-year profit expectations Tuesday, sending shares to a near two-year low.
Indonesia posted its first trade deficit since late 2015 in July, as imports surged more than exports did, the statistics bureau said on Tuesday.
The Philippines' peso has tumbled to fresh 11-year lows, but the country's policy makers said that heralded good tidings.
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Spain and Portugal have begun to recover, but countries like Greece continue to lag behind the rest of the region, says Bert Colijn of ING.
Fourteen sources, including Tencent, Baidu and CRRC, are investing in China Unicom. CNBC's Sophia Yan reports.
Emerging markets are undervalued when compared against equities in developed markets, says Cedric Chehab of BMI Research.
