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| Financial Times - Asia homepage
Financial Times - Asia homepage
Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng and his family are waiting to board a flight to the US, bringing to an end the worst diplomatic spat between Beijing and Washington in over a decade
Glitches delayed the opening of trading and underwriters had to intervene to prevent the group?s shares falling below the $38 price set on Thursday
The Pentagon report says the country will continue to be an ?aggressive and capable? collector of sensitive US technological information
Barack Obama says the summit of the world?s leading economies will focus on ways to promote growth in Europe and backed fiscal consolidation efforts
Value of bad loans held by banking sector increased a third during the past year to ?148bn and accounted for 8.4% of their entire loan portfolios
The deal under discussion would involve the US group selling about $7bn of its stake in the Chinese ecommerce group, valuing Alibaba at $35bn
The blunt nationalist, who has divided opinion, will have to get things done in his city if he is to retain the backing of Japanese voters
News Corp?s chief has moved to quash talk about selling its tainted UK newspaper business, saying publishing would remain ?a core component?
Sales from mainland buyers halved at Sotheby?s spring auctions, which CEO Kevin Ching blames on Beijing?s tightening of access to credit
President?s team says massive grassroots campaign will be needed to withstand bombardment of negative attack ads from Romney and super-Pacs
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