Wall Street Journal
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The Wall Street Journal is a global news organization that provides leading news, information, commentary and analysis. Published by Dow Jones, The Wall Street Journal engages readers across print, digital, mobile, social, and video. Building on its heritage as the preeminent source of global business and financial news, the Journal includes coverage of U.S. & world news, politics, arts, culture, lifestyle, sports, and health. It holds 36 Pulitzer Prizes for outstanding journalism.
Last Updated: July 7, 2016
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08.21.15China Shares Brush New Low Since Depth of Selloff
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Shanghai Composite closes down 4.3%, a fraction above July 8 low.
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08.13.15P&G Tripped Up by Its Assumptions About Diapers in China
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Pampers diapers fall behind after aiming too low at the growing middle class.
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08.11.15U.S. Stocks Tumble After China Rattles Currency Market
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The People’s Bank of Chinadevalued its tightly controlled currency, triggering the largest one-day loss for the yuan in 20 years.
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08.10.15China Shares Post Biggest One-Day Gain in a Month
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Weak economic data boosts stimulus hopes; investors signal confidence in Beijing’s support.
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08.07.15The Singapore Lesson China Missed
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It’s impossible to understand Singapore’s success without recognizing the importance of state constraint. Since Mr. Xi acknowledges no such limits, he will have a hard time achieving Singapore’s results.
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07.31.15China Shares Suffer Worst Month in Nearly Six Years
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Shaken confidence in Beijing’s role in market led to wild swings in recent days.
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07.23.15Palace Intrigue: Chinese Soldiers Storm Replica of Taiwan Presidential Office
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Is Beijing doubling down on its longstanding threat to reclaim Taiwan by force?
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07.22.15Xi Turns Back the Clock on Women’s Rights in China
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Although it is unthinkable today, two decades ago 30,000 women from around the world converged outside Beijing to promote a host of social and political causes.
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07.22.15Chinese Art Curator Admits to Faking Masterpieces
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A prestigious art institute in Guangzhou has discovered that it had forged artwork in its collection — faked by none other than one of its curators.
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07.21.15Understanding Xi Jinping’s ‘Key Minority’
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Xi’s renewed attention to the performance of county leaders shows that he is relying on local officials to play a pivotal role in implementing his program.
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07.15.15China Surprises With 7% Growth in Second Quarter
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China’s growth remained at 7% in the second quarter, a level economists had thought would be hard to reach amid broad signs that Beijing’s policies to jump-start the economy hadn’t taken hold.
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07.09.15Oil Prices Rise on China Recovery and Iran Deadlock
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Oil prices climb as Chinese stocks rebounded, easing concerns about China’s economic growth, and expectations of higher Iranian crude-oil exports receded.
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07.09.15Thailand Deports 100 Muslim Uighurs to China
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Thailand deported some 100 members of a Turkic Muslim minority group wanted by China as illegal migrants, drawing a rare rebuke from the United Nations and causing protesters in Turkey to storm a Thai consulate.
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07.09.15China's Richest Lost $195 bn In One Month
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The country’s stock market has been a wild ride this year, especially for millions of rookie retail investors who rushed to open their accounts for the first time.
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07.09.15Why Worry About China?
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The Chinese government has stepped in to the market, the police are involved, and short selling is under fire.