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Chinese-founded online retail giant Shein is not positioning itself as an Amazon "clone," the company told CNBC, ahead of its hotly anticipated U.S. public listing later this year.
The trial of a father, stepmother and uncle charged with murdering a 10-year-old girl is expected to begin in October.
A Filipino man accused of dumping a Japanese couple’s bodies at their Tokyo home has told investigators that he “was asked” to do so by the ex-girlfriend of the victims’ son.
It continues to be a touchy topic in Malaysia, which filed a review of the judgment in 2017, despite the ICJ overwhelmingly siding with Singapore on Pedra Branca.
BANGKOK (AP) — China’s leaders launched a barrage of new policies this week to prop up languishing financial markets and rekindle growth in the world’s second-largest economy.
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SYDNEY (AP) — Thousands of Australians protested the anniversary of British colonization of their country with large crowds Friday urging for Australia Day to be moved and for a day of mourning on the holiday some call “Invasion Day.”
Microsoft will lay off around 1,900 employees in its Gaming unit, or around 9% of Microsoft Gaming's 22,000 employees, according to a Thursday memo obtained by CNBC.