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Ranch foods recall 12,566 meat products
Full List of 12,566 Pounds of Beef, Pork, and Poultry Recalled For Misbranding, Labeling Issues

About 12,566 pounds of beef, pork, and poultry products produced by Good Food Concepts in Colorado Springs will be recalled following a federal agency discovery that the products were improperly branded, and contained sodium nitrite which was not specified on the product label.

Chinese touchscreen queen Zhou Qunfei is listed as one of the world's richest women with 50 billion yuan in personal wealth, according to the Hurun Richest Self-Made Women in the World 2015.
China Biggest Producer of Most Successful, Billionaire Women: Hurun World Report

The Hurun Richest Self-Made Women in the World 2015 report released on Monday, Oct. 19, revealed that China is the biggest creator of self-made dollar billionaire women this year, led by Chinese touchscreen queen Zhou Qunfei with 50 billion yuan ($7.8 billion) in personal wealth.

The French fashion company has reportedly renovated its Melbourne store, adding another floor to accommodate more clients.
French Fashion Brand Reopens Melbourne Store for Surging Chinese Tourists

The renovated Melbourne store of iconic fashion brand Louis Vuitton will reopen on Tuesday, Oct. 27, in anticipation of the influx of spending by Chinese tourists, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

Corn production has increased in China, causing prices to go down.
Price of Corn and Other Grains Drops in China

The price of corn and other grains has significantly dropped compared with levels in 2014, with experts predicting that corn prices will remain weak in the foreseeable future, according to a report by the Global Times.

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With the growing service industry, economists see a shrinking GDP growth rate to be a normal occurrence.
Chinese Economists Suggest Lowering GDP Growth Target

Economists are recommending that the government lower its GDP growth target for the next five years from 7 percent to anywhere between 6 and 6.5 percent. The lower GDP growth is seen as a normal part of a changing economy.

Hospitalized United Airlines CEO, Oscar Munoz
United Board Maps Airline Future, Following CEO’s Sudden Hospitalization

The board of United Airlines has announced their plans to reach a decision concerning the future of the company following the sudden hospitalization of CEO Oscar Munoz who suffered a heart attack on Thursday.

Oprah Winfrey buys 10% shares in Weight Watchers
Oprah Winfrey Buys 10% of Weight Watchers, Leading To Soaring Stocks

The stocks of New York-based Weight Watchers soared by 70% on Monday after billionaire Oprah Winfrey offered to buy 6.4 million shares of common stock for $43.2 million – representing 10% of the company, with an option to buy 3.5 million shares more at any other time.

Shoppers buy products at a Guangzhou Grandbuy store, the largest department-store chain in the city.
Retail Stores Operated by Cross-border E-commerce Firms Open in Guangzhou

Chinese cross-border e-commerce operators have opened retail stores in Guangzhou’s traditional commercial hub, the China Business News reported.

Volkswagen Ex-CEO Martin Winterkorn
Volkswagen’s Ex-CEO Resigns From Porsche Holding Company After Emissions Scandal

The holding company that owns the majority of Volkswagen's (VW) stocks announced on October 17, Saturday that Martin Winterkorn will resign as its CEO, completely ending his formal influence over the German automaker. After stepping down as VW's chief executive on September 23 following its emissions cheating scandal last month, Winterkorn had remained the head of Porsche Automobil Holding SE, which owns over half of VW's common stock.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection particularly targeted practices within the Party that exemplified extravagance, bureaucracy and undesirable work practices.
Gov't Anti-graft Crackdown Zeroes in on 'Black Banks,' Illegal Currency Exchanges

China’s central government has stepped up its anti-graft drive by cracking down on illegal lending and money-laundering operations of so-called “black banks,” in an effort to prevent stolen assets from being taken out of the country, the China Daily reported.

Pay Watch, a smart wearable device with payment function, was launched by Alibaba Group Holding on Oct. 15.
More Companies Getting into Potential Market Trend for Wearable Devices with Payment Function

A rising number of Chinese companies are offering their latest products, hoping to tap into the potentially massive mobile payments market, especially in wearable devices with payment function, the China Daily reported.

Piles of Books
Google Books: Court Rules Book-Scanning Project’s Search Functions Broke No Laws

Search giant Google has been battling the Authors Guild and writers about whether its book-scanning project, which includes millions of digitized publications, is legal or was an infringement of copyright laws. A Court of Appeals ruled on October 16, Friday that its search function and text snippets did not violate any intellectual property rules and regulations due to the small amount of viewable text.

Dalian Wanda founder and real estate tycoon Wang Jianlin is on a five-day European tour, including a stop in the U.K. where he revealed Dalian's plans for a
China Tops Hurun Rich List 2015

In the latest Hurun Rich List, China overtook the United States in the race of having the most number of billionaires in the world. Released by the Hurun Research Institute, the rich list tallied Chinese billionaires to a total of 596.

A resident purchases vegetables at a market in Shijiazhuang, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 13, 2015.
China’s Wholesale Prices Drop for the 43rd Straight Month

China’s consumer inflation eased in September, while producer prices dropped for the 43rd consecutive month, leading to speculation that the government may inject more monetary stimulus to the economy to revitalize demand and growth in the country.

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