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China is reining in capital investments as the authorities show their determination to slow credit growth. Rafael Halpin, a China Confidential analyst, explains to...

Up to 150 tonnes of potentially lethal material that forms part of Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons arsenal is on its way from Syria to...

Credit Suisse executives faced an intense grilling by US senators over allegations the bank helped US clients avoid taxes. The hearing follows a scathing...

Financial Times columnist David Gardner comments on the prospects for Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan as he defends himself against corruption allegations in...

The general secretary of the leftist CPI (M) party, Prakash Karat, has announced a loose coalition of regional and leftist parties called Third Front...

Shares in AO, a UK online-only retailer, leapt 40 per cent after listing on Wednesday, valuing the company four times its forward sales. It...

Facebook, WhatsApp and Kakao have been given top billing at this year's Mobile World Congress. Yet these internet groups, known as 'over-the-top' players, have...

The demand for US commercial property assets by international investors rose to new heights in 2013 with investors pouring $38.7bn into the country, up...

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