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China's millennial are risk takers, big dreamers

Food industry goes beyond looks to fight waste

Some of the imperfect produce has started to find its way into stores

Oil halts rally above $50 as Iraq signals break from Opec cuts

Prices slid as much as 0.9 per cent in New York after rising 0.4 per cent on Friday

In Marlboro country, a big-money race for the new smoke

So far, Philip Morris has spent over $3 billion on its post-cigarette push

Chinese regulator probes six companies in IPO fraud crackdown

Longbao Ginseng & Antler, which is applying for a listing, is among the companies, says the CSRC

Saudi Arabia stocks spurred by record bond sale

The Tadawul All Share Index added 1.6 per cent on Sunday in Riyadh to close at 5,739.92, the highest level in a month

Only thing on autopilot at Tesla is hype machine

Despite patchy record, firm launches hardware promising autonomy

Bombardier to scrap 7,500 jobs

Restructuring charges of $225 mn to $275 mn will be reported as special items starting in the 4th quarter and continuing through 2017

China property is so attractive, couples are divorcing over it

By June 2016, China's 196 listed developers had incurred 3 trillion yuan in debt, up from 1.3 trillion three years before

Americans work 25% more than Europeans

CEO's death stirs debate about techies' 70-hour work weeks

When Chunyu was founded, the company required a so-called "996 schedule" -Chinese slang for working from 9 am to 9 pm six days a week

Oil declines as Opec members boost output

Deutsche Bank reportedly mulling partial US retreat to cut costs

'China no currency manipulator'

China was found to meet only one of three criteria used to determine the watch list, compared with two of three in April

Rosneft board meet today on Essar Oil stake buy

Who is best at handling finances?

Rolls Royce boom shows not all Japanese are worried about spending

Even as the interest among younger consumers to own a car slides in Japan, the demand for luxury cars is booming

200-year-old snail mail operator taps Alibaba for growth

Postal companies in Asia are remodeling themselves by expanding overseas to meet rising demand spurred by a global retail e-commerce market

Twitter seeks new path after bidders back off

The company's search for buyers began after several quarters in which sales and user growth slowed

Jack Ma, Spielberg strike a deal to bring Hollywood to China