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11/22/2024 01:20:11 pm

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'Grexit' Averted as Tsipras and European Leaders Arrive at Consensus

Greece will stay within the Eurozone as a deal has finally been struck with its European creditors on Monday. However, the government of Alexis Tsipras will have to pass tough legislation that many of his countrymen had earlier rejected in a recent referendum.

China Stock Market

Chinese Brokerage Firms Report Record Earnings Despite Fall in Value

The net earnings of 22 Chinese brokerage firms rose by almost 400 percent in the first half of 2015. However, the value of their shares were not spared by the downtrend in the Chinese stock market.

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Chan-hom Hits China's Eastern Coast, But Loses Steam in Shanghai

Powerful typhoon Chan-hom hit China's eastern coast of Zhoushan on Saturday at 4:40 pm. Heavy rains and wind brought by the typhoon caused damages to property, but the storm significantly weakened as it passed by Shanghai.

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Typhoon Chan-hom Makes Landfall in Zhejiang

Destructive typhoon Chan-hom arrived on the Chinese mainland Saturday afternoon, July 11. Countries like the Philippines, Japan and Taiwan suffered casualties and property damages as Chan-hom hit them earlier.

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11 Million Chinese Couples are Eligible for a Second Child – But Only 13 Percent Show Interest

More than 11 million couples in China are eligible to have a second child, but only 13 percent or one and a half million of them have shown interest as of June 1, according to a government report.

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United States Army to Reduce its Rank by 40,000 Within 2 Years

The United States Army is scheduled to announce its plans this week to reduce its forces by at least 40,000 soldiers as part of the latest cost cutting measures.

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Tsipras Faces Thursday Deadline to Submit Official Proposal for Tackling Greece's Debt

Greek leader Alexis Tsipras is facing a Thursday deadline to present a satisfactory plan that will appease his country's creditors. Failure to do so means no more additional loans and a likely "Grexit" scenario.

China Stock Market

Chinese Regulators Latest Move: Major Stockholders Forbidden from Selling Shares

Chinese regulators issued a new ruling on Wednesday prohibiting stockholders who own more than five percent shares in a corporation from selling them within the next six months. Authorities hope that the latest directive can at least pare down the selling frenzy in the Chinese stock market.

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Greece Debt Ultimatum: Eurozone Warns Tsipras to Present Plan by Sunday

Eurozone officials are giving Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras until Sunday to present a credible plan that will tackle his country's debt or face the consequences which includes the prospect of Greece's removal from the Eurozone.

Philippine-China South China Sea Dispute

Philippines Presents Arguments in South China Sea Arbitration, China Declines to Participate

The Philippines has presented its side on China's disputed South China Sea land reclamation project before an international arbitration court in Holland on Tuesday. However, the other party in the dispute, China, has declined to join the proceedings.

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Investors Continue Selling, Efforts to Shore Up Chinese Stocks Fail

China's stock markets continued to lose value as soon as trade opened on Wednesday. A series of incentives and the filing of charges against market manipulators has failed to calm investors who are still selling their Chinese shares in droves.

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Chinese Regulators Cap Daily Trade On the CSI 500 Futures Index

Chinese regulators announced on Monday that the daily trade volume in the CSI 500 Futures Index will be reduced in hopes of keeping China's Stock markets from slipping further.

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China Reveals Candidate for AIIB Presidency

The Chinese government announced on Monday that the secretary-general of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) Jin Liqun is the formost candidate to fill the post of AIIB President.

China Human Rights

Foreign Debt Expert Urges China to Consider Human Rights Issues When Extending Loans

A foreign debt expert urged China on Monday to not forget about the people's right when it extends loans and negotiate payment terms with the debtor countries.

Internet Plus

China's Internet Plus Plan to Reinvigorate Economy

Internet Plus is China's working blueprint that will combine the internet with other sectors of the Chinese economy. The idea was first announced last March and the subject has been brought up again this Saturday, July 4.

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