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"No Reproduction": Warming Climate Turning Baby Sea Turtles Into 1 Gender
She emerged from the ocean just before midnight, clambering up the shore as her ancestors have for 200 million years. Only stars glowed on this remote beach, where the sea turtle arrived to lay her eggs. She dodged plastic, fishing nets and oil spills to get this far. But another threat to her species lurks in the ground: sand temperatures that fos...
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Foxconn Says It Will Build Wisconsin Factory, Cites 'Conversation' With Trump
Two days after Foxconn said it no longer planned to build a sprawling new factory in Wisconsin, it appears to have reversed course, citing a "personal conversation" with President Donald Trump.
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Apple's Stark Warning May Be Ominous News for China
What happens when the Chinese growth juggernaut slows? Or worse yet, grinds to a halt?
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Mail Bomb Suspect Kept List Of Over 100 Possible Targets, Official Says
The Florida man accused of sending more than a dozen possible bombs to prominent Democratic and media figures who have been critical of President Donald Trump kept a list of more than 100 possible targets, a law enforcement official said Monday, as authorities intercepted another suspicious package addressed to CNN.
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Chinese Warship Almost Hits US Destroyer In South China Sea
China accused the United States of flouting its sovereignty Tuesday after an American warship sailed near islands claimed by Beijing in the disputed South China Sea, further rattling relations between the countries after weeks of escalating military tensions.
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New Round Of US-China Tariffs Raise Fears Of An Economic Cold War
China said Tuesday it would retaliate for President Donald Trump's latest tariff salvo, risking further U.S. trade actions that could result in what some analysts are calling an economic Cold War.
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Chinese Billionaire Was Arrested On Suspicion Of Rape In US, Say Police
New revelations Wednesday that Minnesota police had arrested Chinese billionaire Richard Qiangdong Liu on suspicion of rape rather than assault has put renewed scrutiny on the high-profile case as stocks in JD.com, one of China's largest online retailers, plummeted.
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Under Pressure From China, US Airlines Wipes Taiwan From Its Website
Under pressure from the Chinese government, American Airlines has wiped Taiwan from its website - an edit the Trump administration has urged U.S. carriers to resist.
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Change Taiwan On Your Websites, Or Pay The Price: China To US Airlines
US-based airlines in China could face internet trouble, snubs from Chinese ticket brokers and state-sanctioned boycotts if they do not follow Beijing's order to change the way they label Taiwan on their websites by Wednesday.
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In China, Pet Dogs Were Killed. Today, This One Lives In A $500,000 House
The Chinese are projected to spend the equivalent of $7 billion on furry friends by 2022, a surge from $2.6 billion last year, according to the German market research firm Euromonitor.
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Trump To Impose Additional $200 Billion Tariffs On Chinese Imports
President Donald Trump escalated his trade war with China Tuesday, identifying an additional $200 billion in Chinese products that he intends to hit with import tariffs.
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As Tesla Races to Meet Model 3 Deadline, Factory Pressures and Suspicions Grow
Tesla pledged to make 5,000 of its mass-market Model 3 sedans every week by the end of 2017, but the company has been mired in what Musk called "production hell."
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#MeToo Movement Hits McDonald's, Employees Describe Rampant Harassment
A McDonald's worker in Kansas City said her boss told her she has a "nice body."
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US Tech Giants to President Trump: We Need Chinese Workers
Technology giants are urging President Donald Trump to leave what they call a crucial talent pool out of the trade discord: Chinese workers.
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For First Time In WEF's History, All Top Davos Men Are Women
There's a union boss, a nuclear physicist, two company heads, a financial organization leader, an economist and the prime minister of Norway.
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"No Reproduction": Warming Climate Turning Baby Sea Turtles Into 1 Gender
She emerged from the ocean just before midnight, clambering up the shore as her ancestors have for 200 million years. Only stars glowed on this remote beach, where the sea turtle arrived to lay her eggs. She dodged plastic, fishing nets and oil spills to get this far. But another threat to her species lurks in the ground: sand temperatures that fos...
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Foxconn Says It Will Build Wisconsin Factory, Cites 'Conversation' With Trump
Two days after Foxconn said it no longer planned to build a sprawling new factory in Wisconsin, it appears to have reversed course, citing a "personal conversation" with President Donald Trump.
-
Apple's Stark Warning May Be Ominous News for China
What happens when the Chinese growth juggernaut slows? Or worse yet, grinds to a halt?
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Mail Bomb Suspect Kept List Of Over 100 Possible Targets, Official Says
The Florida man accused of sending more than a dozen possible bombs to prominent Democratic and media figures who have been critical of President Donald Trump kept a list of more than 100 possible targets, a law enforcement official said Monday, as authorities intercepted another suspicious package addressed to CNN.
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Chinese Warship Almost Hits US Destroyer In South China Sea
China accused the United States of flouting its sovereignty Tuesday after an American warship sailed near islands claimed by Beijing in the disputed South China Sea, further rattling relations between the countries after weeks of escalating military tensions.
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New Round Of US-China Tariffs Raise Fears Of An Economic Cold War
China said Tuesday it would retaliate for President Donald Trump's latest tariff salvo, risking further U.S. trade actions that could result in what some analysts are calling an economic Cold War.
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Chinese Billionaire Was Arrested On Suspicion Of Rape In US, Say Police
New revelations Wednesday that Minnesota police had arrested Chinese billionaire Richard Qiangdong Liu on suspicion of rape rather than assault has put renewed scrutiny on the high-profile case as stocks in JD.com, one of China's largest online retailers, plummeted.
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Under Pressure From China, US Airlines Wipes Taiwan From Its Website
Under pressure from the Chinese government, American Airlines has wiped Taiwan from its website - an edit the Trump administration has urged U.S. carriers to resist.
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Change Taiwan On Your Websites, Or Pay The Price: China To US Airlines
US-based airlines in China could face internet trouble, snubs from Chinese ticket brokers and state-sanctioned boycotts if they do not follow Beijing's order to change the way they label Taiwan on their websites by Wednesday.
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In China, Pet Dogs Were Killed. Today, This One Lives In A $500,000 House
The Chinese are projected to spend the equivalent of $7 billion on furry friends by 2022, a surge from $2.6 billion last year, according to the German market research firm Euromonitor.
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Trump To Impose Additional $200 Billion Tariffs On Chinese Imports
President Donald Trump escalated his trade war with China Tuesday, identifying an additional $200 billion in Chinese products that he intends to hit with import tariffs.
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As Tesla Races to Meet Model 3 Deadline, Factory Pressures and Suspicions Grow
Tesla pledged to make 5,000 of its mass-market Model 3 sedans every week by the end of 2017, but the company has been mired in what Musk called "production hell."
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#MeToo Movement Hits McDonald's, Employees Describe Rampant Harassment
A McDonald's worker in Kansas City said her boss told her she has a "nice body."
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US Tech Giants to President Trump: We Need Chinese Workers
Technology giants are urging President Donald Trump to leave what they call a crucial talent pool out of the trade discord: Chinese workers.
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For First Time In WEF's History, All Top Davos Men Are Women
There's a union boss, a nuclear physicist, two company heads, a financial organization leader, an economist and the prime minister of Norway.
