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The world’s largest economies, including China, renew their commitment to avoid depreciating their currencies to gain a trade advantage.
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Even an expected slowdown in the global economy isn’t a reason to be terribly nervous, said German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble Saturday, saying that both the world economy and the economy in China are strong enough to resist a somewhat darker outlook.
In pictures selected Friday by Wall Street Journal editors, migrants march toward the Austrian border from Budapest, President Barack Obama meets with Saudi Arabia’s king, and more.
U.S. stocks fell Friday, capping their second-worst weekly performance of the year, after a jobs report that failed to provide much clarity on when the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise short-term interest rates.
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China’s market routs and a string of weak data are fueling concern among Group of 20 officials that a slowing Chinese economy could fuel further market instability and push global growth deeper into a long-term rut.
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Google is in talks with the Chinese government and handset makers about launching a new Android app store there, a move that would mark the company’s return to China.
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Investors flocked to Treasury bonds Friday as stocks declined after a solid U.S. jobs report.
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The Pentagon said five Chinese navy ships operating off Alaska in recent days had come within 12 nautical miles of the coast, entering U.S. territorial waters, but complying with international law.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew on Friday pressed China’s finance minister on currency policy, amid concern about Beijing’s recent exchange-rate moves.
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An end to the steady electricity supply and surging Chinese demand is plunging Zambia’s once-golden copper sector into its most challenging business environment for a decade.
In his series “China Fun,” Italian photographer Stefano Cerio shows the country’s parks and recreational spaces in quieter moments.
Over the past few years, Italian photographer Stefano Cerio has been taking pictures of empty recreational spaces in Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao and Hong Kong.
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Here are some of the arguments that might moderate market fears.
Thriving rings of drivers for Didi Kuaidi and rival Uber are ginning up fake rides to qualify for incentive bonuses, angering legitimate drivers.
A new WSJ e-book collects journalists Bob Davis and Debra Bruno's humorous, insightful and poignant writings on their years in China.
Australian deal makers are swapping hard hats for cowboy hats as Chinese investors increasingly explore a new natural-resource boom: agriculture.
There's one aspect of Xiaomi's business that can be hard to convey to the outside world: Its phones can be very, very, very difficult to buy.
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