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Negotiations to defuse the latest European debt crisis will likely lead to Ireland receiving a loan on the order of "tens of billions" of euros from its EU counterparts, the country's central bank governor said.
Hong Kong health authorities are on alert following the discovery of the city's first human case of bird flu in seven years, even as they played down the threat of a major new outbreak.
An energy-saving project that used illegal contracts, unsafe materials and unqualified workers is blamed for the Shanghai blaze that killed 53 people.
China said it is ready to clamp price controls on daily necessities to bring down inflation, dusting off a measure from socialist central planning in a new sign of alarm by Chinese leaders who have been striving to cool economic growth through more conventional means such as hiking interest rates.
South Korea will move to reimpose taxes on foreigners' purchases of local government bonds and may unveil further capital-control steps, in the latest move by an Asian government to stem the flow of money into the region.
The extent of Rolls-Royce's troubles with its Trent 900 jet engines emerged amid expectations that oil-leak concerns will mean replacing up to half of all its engines previously installed on Airbus A380s.
Shares of Indian microlender SKS Microfinance dropped nearly 20% on Thursday after the company said debt collections in a key state were hurt by moves to comply with new regulations.
Chinese and Hong Kong stocks rebounded after Beijing's announced inflation-cooling measures proved less harsh than expected, while in Tokyo the Nikkei closed above 10,000 for the first time since June.
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Madagascar authorities vowed to thwart a mutiny orchestrated by a small group of army officers, but the apparent absence of any arrests suggested leaders were locked in a contest for control.
David Weidner writes that General Motors hasn't made consistent profits in more than a decade, and feels more like a used car than a new one. So don't be surprised if GM's IPO can't keep its promises either.
Chinese rail companies that learned their trade from the likes of Kawasaki and Siemens are now vying against their former partners in the burgeoning global market for super-fast train systems.
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Recent tweaks to the laws of the game have spawned a new era of rugby that has gripped the international game, with all countries now playing a more expansive brand.
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Beijing's outpouring of investment in scientific research is attracting U.S.-trained Chinese scientists to set up shop in China, helping expand the nation's pharmaceutical and health-care industry.
So many businessmen showed up for a Gujarat promotion event in Mumbai featuring the state's chief minister Narendra Modi that some had to watch it on video from another room and others had to wait in massive lines for lunch- often to be met by empty serving dishes.
GM is on pace to sell $18.1 billion in shares in what likely will be the second-largest U.S. IPO ever, capping a remarkable two-year turnaround.
Verizon executives are exploring ways to charge consumers based on the speed of their wireless data connection in addition to the amount of data they use.
India's Supreme Court criticized Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for waiting 16 months to respond to a request for a probe into the government's alleged mishandling of spectrum allotment.
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Obama and many lawmakers say they will work to cut the federal deficit, but a new WSJ/NBC News poll underscores the challenges they may face in taking specific steps that could help reduce the red ink.
There's much that boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao can learn from the broken life of Rolando Navarrete, a former world champion from the Philippines.
Increasing U.S. arms sales can't be put off much longer.
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Analysis and insights from The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires on the daily news in the world's largest democracy.
Families and friends mourn the victims of the Shanghai apartment blaze and the New Delhi buliding collapse, the Eid al-Adha festival is celebrated in Asia, and more.
In Wednesday's pictures, students demonstrate in Rome, a ship crashes in Greece, former President George W. Bush signs books in Texas, and more.
Cranky Consumer, with some expert sales help, goes in search of the perfect two-wheeler for a casual biker.
Ashrita Furman has set 312 Guinness records since 1979—when he set his first record by completing 27,000 jumping jacks. He holds the ultimate Guinness world record: The record for Guinness world records.
Reality TV has gotten a shot of testosterone. In an effort to reach young men, cable networks have found a formula that celebrates gritty, blue-collar jobs.
Warner Bros. is probing how the first 36 minutes of the newest "Harry Potter" film came to be posted online, days ahead of the theatrical debut.
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