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Central bankers around the world say Facebook should expect regulatory questions over its new cryptocurrency.
The U.S. will maintain its oil production — or even ramp it up higher — despite low energy prices, Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette said Wednesday.
Gary Shapiro of the Consumer Technology Association called tariffs an "economic fence" and said they are "not a good strategy" to deal with China.
Australia is calling for calm as the trade war between Washington and Beijing rages on, appearing like there's no end in sight.
Ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions are negatively affecting air cargo demand — but the passenger side of the business is much more positive for Asian airlines, according to the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines.
Huawei has filed a "motion for summary judgement," a request that the court rule in its favor as a matter of law.
The world can accommodate the U.S. in the global system and the rise of China, former Australian Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, told CNBC.
Despite a decline in global commercial real estate markets, Asia-Pacific continues to enjoy a record-breaking growth — thanks to China, according to the Global Capital Flows report by JLL.
At 27, Ankiti Bose is already the CEO of online shopping site Zilingo, and on course to become the first Indian woman to co-found a $1 billion start-up.
Stocks in Asia were mostly higher on Tuesday as a temporary reprieve in U.S.-China trade tensions provided a breather.
Bank, property and healthcare stocks jumped, pushing Australian markets to a 11-year high. Australia's Scott Morrison and the Liberal-led conservation government are poised for a surprise win at the national elections.
Stocks in Asia were mixed on Monday amid a series of geopolitical developments across the region.
U.S. President Donald Trump's negotiators are set to meet Chinese officials this week to continue working on a trade deal.
There could be more mergers and acquisitions in the gambling industry, particularly in the Asia Pacific region, said Adam Dawes, a senior investment advisor at financial services company, Shaw and Partners.
Stocks in Asia Pacific were mixed on Friday, following a second day of losses overnight on Wall Street. Meanwhile, investors await U.S. nonfarm payrolls set to be released later on Friday stateside.
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