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Volkswagen's US operations chief Michael Horn admitted they knew about the emission problems.
Carbon Dioxide Emission Scandal Leads To New Germany Tax Probe On Volkswagen

Volkswagen has hardly recovered from the carbon dioxide emission scandal and another problem is on its way since Germany has initiated an investigation on the carmaker's local taxes. Prosecutors want to know if Volkswagen breached local tax laws when it made false claims on the C02 emissions of its vehicles.

The four standards apply to three kinds of robots: stacking, electronic belt scales, and wheeled.
New Standards for China's Robotics Industry Published

Industrial robot makers now have to abide by standards as the China Association for Science and Technology recently released the first set of rules at the World Robot Conference 2015 in Beijing, China Daily reported.

Alibaba is trying to boost its image after being accused of selling counterfeit and low-quality products.
Alibaba Plans to Sell Stake in Chinese Tech Startup

E-commerce titan Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. is seeking buyers for its stake in Meituan-Dianping, China’s leading online provider of movie ticketing, restaurant bookings and other on-demand services, as it seeks to build its own native platform.

The new project aims to create a new arena for the Sacramento Kings, as well as other structures that will develop the city of Sacramento.
Sacramento Kings Tries to Attract Chinese Investors for New Arena Project

The Sacramento Kings is trying to attract Chinese investors for the construction of its Golden 1 Center. The arena project is jointly being constructed by the Sacramento Kings and JMA Ventures.

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Wal-Mart Announces Its Increasing Wages
Wal-Mart Starts Cyber Monday Sale One Day Earlier

Retail giant Wal-Mart will begin its online sale a day earlier than usual. Instead of beginning its Cyber Monday sale in the early hours on Nov. 30 as it did in the past years, it will start on the Sunday after Thanksgiving, or on Nov. 29.

Chinese e-commerce firm Mia.com is targeting middle-class parents.
E-commerce Firm Mia.com Carves Out Niche Spot in Baby Products Following Child Policy Reform

Mia.com, a 4-year-old e-commerce firm, is carving out a niche spot in baby products. The move has helped the firm take off in the market that is dominated by Alibaba and Tencent.

President Xi Jinping, an avid soccer fan himself, initiated the reform plan for the sport.
More Training Fields Needed to Boost China’s Soccer Reform Plan

According to analysts, China needs more training fields in order to boost its soccer reform plan. By the end of 2013, the number of sports venues and pitches in the country has reached 1.7 million.

New-energy vehicles were the main attraction at this year's Guangzhou Auto Show.
New-energy Vehicles, SUVs Highlighted at Guangzhou Auto Show

The overall growth of new-energy vehicles (NEVs) and sport utility vehicles (SUVs) in China’s car industry has made them the highlight at this year's Guangzhou Auto Show, an annual showcase for the sector held in South China's Guangdong Province. The event opened on Friday, Nov. 20, and will run until Nov. 29.

According to media reports, 52 executives have left their positions in leading state-owned financial institutions.
Pay Cuts May Have Caused Departure of Bank Executives

Following the economic slowdown in the country, executive officers from major Chinese banks have departed in search of better opportunities, the China Daily reported. Bad loans and declining profits also plague the sector.

Coca-Cola is set to introduce Sprite Zero in India through e-commerce mobile app Grofers.
Sprite Zero To Be Available in India Through Grofers; Coca-Cola Shifts to Smaller Products

In a surprising move, the Coca-Cola Company is set to introduce Sprite Zero in India through e-commerce mobile app Grofers as the beverage corporation has shifted from large servings to smaller cans and bottles.

Pfizer In Merger Talks With Allergan PLC
Allergan Buys Pfizer In World’s Largest Pharma Merger Worth $150B; Plans Split Into 2 Companies In 2017

Allergan will wed Pfizer in the largest corporate wedding involving pharmaceutical companies after the boards of the two companies approved the deal on Sunday. The reverse merger is worth more than $150 billion.

Serving around 68 million customers daily across 35,000 outlets in 119 countries, McDonald's is the world's largest chain of hamburger fast food restaurants.
McDonald’s Hepatitis A: Operator sued over diners' exposure to contagious disease

The operator of a McDonald's restaurant on Mound Road in Waterloo in Seneca County, New York, was sued by a customer because diners were exposed to food and drinks prepared by a food worker with the hepatitis A virus, which causes contagious liver infections.

Gap and Radio Shack have started Black Friday deals earlier than other stores.
The Gap, Radio Shack Begin Black Friday Early; Dominance of Black Friday Poised to Diminish

Clothing retailer The Gap and electronics seller Radio Shack have started Black Friday deals earlier than other stores as the traditional impact of Black Friday is seemingly about to disappear.

Tencent Holdings is a huge investment holding company that has recently ventured into financing through WeBank.
Beefing Up Financial Services Offering, Tencent Affiliate to Raise $1 Billion

WeBank, an online banking affiliate of Chinese Internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd., is eyeing to raise $1 billion in a bid to beef up its financial services offering, according to the people familiar with the matter.

The Shanghai government offers financial incentives to curb air pollution.
China to Launch Nationwide Carbon Emission Trading Market in 2017

Showing the government's commitment of a low carbon future, China is eyeing to launch a nationwide carbon emissions trading market in 2017.

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