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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09.20.17China Rushes to Surpass U.S. In Decoding Citizens' Genes
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In this western Chinese city famed for panda conservation, scientists are advancing the world’s most ambitious effort to save a far less-endangered species: humans.
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09.11.17China to Shut Bitcoin Exchanges
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Chinese authorities are ordering domestic bitcoin exchanges to shut down, delivering a heavy blow to once-thriving trading hubs that helped popularize the virtual currency pushing it to recent record highs.
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09.07.17Wanda Sues over 'False' Reports on Chairman Wang Jianlin
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Dalian Wanda Group, the property and entertainment giant controlled by billionaire Wang Jianlin, has filed defamation suits against at least 10 Chinese social media accounts that published reports the company says sent its shares and bonds tumbling.
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08.31.17China's HNA Group Sues Exiled Chinese Businessman
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One of China’s most acquisitive companies is suing an exiled Chinese businessman for allegedly spreading what it says are falsehoods that have hurt the conglomerate’s reputation and financial interests.
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07.13.17Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo, Who Fought for Democracy in China, Dies in Police Custody
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Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo, who embodied the hopes of China’s 1989 Tiananmen Square democracy movement long after the protests were crushed, died in detention on Thursday after a battle with liver cancer, according to a government statement. He...
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06.24.17China Charges Labor Activist for ‘Picking Quarrels’
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A Chinese activist who for years has documented worker unrest faced charges of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble” on Friday, in a trial seen as a bellwether of Beijing’s approach to containing labor tensions.
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06.22.17Beijing Is Investigating Some of China’s Top Overseas Deal Makers
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China’s banking regulator is conducting a sweeping check on the borrowings of some of the country’s top overseas deal makers, according to people with knowledge of the matter, in one of the most forceful attempts yet to get a grip on runaway debt.
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06.20.17What Are the Odds of a U.S.-China War?
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Two fiery nationalists— Xi Jinping and Donald Trump—now occupy the seats of power in Beijing and Washington. In their mission to make their countries great again, one pursues the “China Dream,” one “America First.” Both see the other as the chief...
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06.09.17World Asia China Cranks Up Heat on Exiled Tycoon Guo Wengui
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Beijing airs allegations involving whistleblowing businessman living in New York as subordinates are tried for fraud in unusually open proceedings.
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05.15.17Trump’s Pretty Good China Deal
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Wilbur Ross made some startling claims after Thursday’s announcement of a 10-point agreement with China on trade. The U.S. Commerce Secretary boasted that the “herculean accomplishment” was “more than has been done in the whole history of U.S.-China...
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04.18.17An SUV Called Trumpchi, and Other Marketing Challenges for Chinese Autos in the U.S.
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The country’s auto makers aim to boost sales overseas, and are starting by building better cars. That’s just the first hurdle.
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04.07.17Why Ford’s Electric Push in China Might Get Grounded
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On Thursday Ford Motor announced its China-focused electric-car strategy, including new vehicles. Ford’s Chief Executive Mark Fields said the “time is right” for his company to beef up in China. It is playing catch-up, though.
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03.31.17China’s Once and Future Democracy
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Despite Xi Jinping’s crackdown and Donald Trump’s silence on human rights, China has a vibrant democratic legacy that may yet reassert itself.
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02.23.17North Korea Mocks China for ‘Dancing to U.S. Tune’
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North Korea appeared to lash out at Beijing in a state-media commentary published Thursday, aiming unusually pointed rhetoric at a powerful neighbor that Pyongyang has long relied on for economic and diplomatic support.
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02.23.17China Shakes up Top Economic Team ahead of Major Power Shuffle
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President Xi Jinping is shaking up his economic team ahead of a major power shuffle as China battles rising financial risks at home and friction with its trading partners.