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  • Shanghai Stock ExchangeInternational

    Here’s what you may not know about the Chinese stock market

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  • Construction cranes are see near Pudong financial district of ShanghaiInternational

    China’s manufacturing sector is getting worse

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  • Shanghai Stock ExchangeInternational

    China pledges money for stock rescue before military parade

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  • THAILAND-CHINA-UNREST-TOURISM-ECONOMYInternational

    For Thailand’s economy, bombs aren’t the biggest problem

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  • Shanghai Stock ExchangeInternational

    China’s ‘Black Monday’ as stock market slides 8.5%

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  • Lamborghini President and CEO, Stephan Winkelmann, launches the new Lamborghini Urus at the Beijing Auto Show in Beijing, China, April 23, 2012.

    Lamborghini rides Chinese taste for SUVs

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  • An employee is seen behind a glass wall with the logo of Alibaba at the company's headquarters on the outskirts of Hangzhou, Zhejiang provinceInternational

    Alibaba’s earnings disappoint as economy cools, competition heats up

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  • General Economy Images Ahead Of Communist Party PlenumInternational

    Here’s why China devalued its currency

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  • CHINA-ECONOMY-STOCKSInternational

    China looks for scapegoats in continued stock market decline

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  • The Big Bang TheoryInternational

    Why Chinese censorship couldn’t stop ‘Big Bang Theory’ fans

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  • Shanghai Stock ExchangeInternational

    Is China’s stock bubble bursting really a systemic risk?

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  • 481913474International

    China’s stock market crashes again as panicking sellers lose faith

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  • An image from the online game “League of Legends.” Tencent’s 2011 acquisition of Riot Games, which makes “League,” is considered its only big U.S. investment success to date.International

    Tencent’s venture capital: Huge in China, invisible in America

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  • Tech

    Tencent turns venture capitalist to conquer China’s digital wallet

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  • International

    China’s Global 500 companies are bigger than ever—and mostly state-owned

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