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Following years of delays, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, aka Comac, rolled out its first new large passenger jet Monday morning.
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If Apple's share price rises another 4%, the company's market cap will jump above $700 billion. A few catalysts could push Apple back to its 52-week high.
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Those who remember the bursting of the tech bubble at the turn of the millennium may have the nagging feeling that something vaguely similar, though on a smaller scale, just happened with biotech.
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Airbus has signed a general terms agreement worth $17 billion at list prices with a state-owned Chinese company for 130 passenger jets.
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Alibaba reported better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter financial results before the markets opened Tuesday.
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Apple continues to promote its "green" activity in China, but as a trend, it is nothing new.
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Yum Brands will spin off its Yum! China operations into a separately traded public company that will have exclusive rights to Yum's three top franchises.
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Whether or not Monday morning's falling price for crude oil is due to China's gross domestic product report may be just a matter of interpretation.
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The $17 billion merger between Finland's Nokia and France's Alcatel-Lucent received conditional approval Monday morning from China's Ministry of Commerce.
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For the first time since the Great Recession, China's economy rose less that 7%. In the first three quarters, the number was 6.9%.
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Norwegian Cruise Line plans to introduce the first purpose-built ship customized for the China market in 2017.
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Is demand picking up, is supply drying up or is something else going on to drive up the price of crude oil?
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Nu Skin Enterprises saw its shares get battered and bruised on Wednesday. On top of weak sales guidance, it turns out that analysts are bailing out on Nu Skin in droves.
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The People's Republic of China has become the earnings crutch for many companies, from Yum Brands to Apple and General Motors.
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When Christine Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund spoke last week, it had all the hallmarks of a precursor to a downgrade of the the agency's global growth targets.
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