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Hong Kong police raided Uber's office over alleged illegal operations.
Police Raids Uber's Offices in Hong Kong and Detains Five Drivers

Police broke in to the Hong Kong headquarters of global taxi-hailing service Uber Inc. on Tuesday and took five drivers into custody for the alleged "illegal use of vehicles for hire," police said.

Yahoo warns investors on July 17 that its planned spin-off of shares in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. may not be exempted from taxes.
Alibaba Shareprice 35% Lower From November 2014 High, Jack Ma Loses $752 Million

Alibaba Holding's honeymoon with foreign investors is over since the Chinese e-commerce giant broke records for an initial public offering at the New York Stock Exchange in September 2014 by raising $25 billion fresh capital. Since then, price of Alibaba stock has tumbled down to a record-low of 35 percent from its November 2014 IPO price, 14 percent above the IPO price of $68.

Chongli will host several outdoor events during the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
Property Prices in Chongli Increase Following Win of Olympic Bid

In poverty-stricken Chongli County under the administration of Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province, property prices have dramatically increased this past week after China won the bid to host the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and Zhangjiakou.

A total of 60 billion yuan will be allotted to help the growth of small enterprises.
China Stuns Global Financial Market After Yuan Devaluation For Two Consecutive Days

The world’s financial industry was shocked after China devalued the yuan for two consecutive days. Many economists were led to believe that the latest move from the second largest economy in the world is probably suffering from a major economic meltdown.

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Pepsi Drops Aspartame In Diet Drinks, Replace With Sucralose

In a bid to boost flagging sales, Pepsi is no longer using aspartame as artificial sweetener. The soda firm instead now uses sucralose.

Alipay has joined Ant Financial and Sesame Credit to work with a new strategic partner, Qufenqi, a company that allows university students to pay online purchases by installments.
Alibaba Affiliate Leads $200 Million Investment-raising for Student-microloan Startup

Ant Financial, a financial services affiliate of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., has led investors to raise $200 million for a startup that provides microloans to Chinese students, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The central bank will try to funnel fresh capital into policy banks, which will then offer loans to local governments.
China's Quantitative Easing Program Unlike U.S. Counterpart

Unlike the U.S., Europe and Japan’s quantitative easing program (QE), Beijing has declared that the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) will attempt to support the economy by expanding its own balance sheet and conducting indirect purchasing of bonds.

Industry questions Hisense Electric's acquisition of Sharp Mexico.
Hisense Acquires Sharp's Mexico Division, Industry Raises Eyebrows

Hisense, one of the largest TV manufacturers with headquarters based in eastern China's Shandong Province, has just bought Sharp's Mexico division.

Pope Francis condemned female ill-treatment and domestic violence against women, calling them a trend that had to be combated.
Pope Francis Names New Personal Doctor Before Cuba, U.S. Trip

Pope Francis picked a new personal doctor ahead of his visit to Cuba and the United States.

Sundar Pichai, Google's new CEO
Official Google Blog Answers ‘What is Alphabet?’

The world has relied so much on Google that the news of the powerful company transforming into a holding called Alphabet has kept everyone looking out for the next events including the possible inclusion of Twitter in Alphabet. Google CEO Larry Page wrote an open letter in Google Blog to introduce Alphabet and clear everyone on the tech giant's directions.

Alibaba data found that online women shoppers often buy expensive items when major sporting events take place.
Alibaba Spends $4.6 Billion for Alliance with Electronics Retailer Suning

China's e-commerce giant Alibaba will invest 28.3 billion yuan ($4.6 billion) in exchange for a 19.99-percent stake in leading consumer electronics retailer Suning, the two companies said in a joint statement on Monday.

Naoto Kan
Former Japanese PM Naoto Kan Leads Protest Vs Restarts Of Sendai Reactor & Return To Nuclear Power

Four years after the earthquake that rocked Japan that caused tsunami and the closure of all the country's nuclear plants, Tokyo backpedaled on Tuesday.

 A $100 banknote is placed next to 100 yuan banknotes in this picture illustration taken in Beijing, Oct. 16, 2010.
Yuan Devaluation Causes Price Of Commodities To Drop 1-2.5%

A "one-off depreciation" by the Bank of China on Tuesday of the country's currency, the yuan, caused a 1 to 2.5 percent slide down in the prices of commodities such as copper, aluminum, nickel and zinc.

Will CBN's entrance into the game affect China Unicom and other big telco players?
China Telecom Denies Slow Internet Connection as Sales Trick

China Telecom Shanghai has denied claims that the slow Internet connection is part of a business ploy to drive customers to sign up to premium services, the Shanghai Daily reported.

Workers assemble a chassis along a production line at a truck factory in Hefei, Anhui Province, May 5, 2014.
More Chinese Manufacturers Building Plants Abroad

China’s homegrown manufacturing companies are now eyeing other countries to set up new plants, setting a growing trend toward expansion to foreign markets and industrial upgrading for China’s manufacturing industry.

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