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Jurgen Klinsmann Urges China To Free Detained South Korea Player For Christmas
South Korea coach Jurgen Klinsmann has called on the Chinese government to release World Cup midfielder Son Jun-ho in time for Christmas.
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Avatar: The Way of Water Box Office Nears $900 Million, Scales Rs. 300 Crore in India
Now into its second week, Avatar: The Way of Water has collected an outstanding $889.4 million (about Rs. 7,355 crore) at the global box office. Roughly $601.7 million (about Rs. 4,976 crore) was grossed from markets outside the US, with China maintaining its spot as a top market despite theatre shutdowns due to the COVID-19 surge. Accordion to Dis...
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Shanghai Residents Told To Stay At Home On Christmas As Covid Cases Surge
Shanghai authorities urged residents to stay at home this weekend, seeking a toned-down Christmas in the nation's most populous city as COVID-19 rages nationwide after tough curbs were lifted.
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Foxconn Said to Expect iPhone Production at COVID-Hit China Plant to Fully Resume by Early January
Foxconn is said to expect to resume full production at its COVID-hit plant in China by late December to early January. The company's largest iPhone production plant was rocked by worker protests last month, impacting the production of the handsets ahead of the Christmas and Lunar New Year holidays in December and January, respectively.
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iPhone November Shipments to See Further Decline at Foxconn's Plant in China
Foxconn's flagship iPhone plant in China is set to see a further reduction in November shipments after the latest bout of worker unrest this week, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday, as thousands of employees quit. The world's largest Apple iPhone factory has been grappling with strict COVID-19 restrictions that have fuelle...
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As Exports To US Triple In A Year, India In Race To Be Next China
India, believed by many to have the potential to become the next China, is finally making headway in the exports market as it broke into the top five suppliers of Christmas decorative items and t-shirts to the US.
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"Good Riddance," China Says As Germany Leaves UN Security Council
Germany's U.N. envoy, during his last scheduled U.N. Security Council meeting, appealed to China to free two detained Canadians for Christmas, prompting China's deputy U.N. envoy to respond: "Out of the bottom of my heart: Good riddance."
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Wonder Woman 1984 Lassoes $38.5 Million at Box Office in Opening Weekend
Wonder Woman 1984 box office on opening weekend is $38.5 million from 32 markets. China leads the way with $18.8 million. Wonder Woman 1984 releases in India, the US, and on HBO Max this Christmas week.
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"Doesn't Matter If It's Christmas": Hong Kong Activists Amid Continuing Protests
Hong Kong anti-government protesters marched through Christmas-decorated shopping malls chanting pro-democracy slogans on Wednesday as police fired tear gas to disperse crowds gathering on nearby streets.
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"Power Of Truth Much Stronger Than Power Of Guns": Dalai Lama On China
On Christmas, Dalai Lama on Wednesday said that Tibetans retain the power of truth while China exercises the power of guns.
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UK Girl Buys Christmas Card, Finds "Help Us" Note From China Prisoners Who Made It
A British retailer with thousands of stores around the world said Sunday that it has suspended work with a Chinese factory as it investigates allegations of forced labor behind its Christmas cards - spurred by a plea for help that a 6-year-old girl reportedly found scrawled in her family's purchase.
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Asian Shares Hold Near 18-Month Highs, Up Over 1% So Far This Week
Trade thinned in the run-up to Christmas and investors seemed content to digest the chunky gains already made so far this month. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was a fraction firmer in early trade, having gained 1.2 per cent for the week so far and almost 5 per cent for the month.
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Apple Breaks Record for Christmas Day iPhone Activations in US and Canada
While iPhone activations on Christmas day are typically higher than any other day of the year, this year Apple broke records in US and Canada.
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Western Countries Issue Rare Christmas Security Alerts For Beijing
At least four Western countries took the unusual step on Thursday of issuing Christmas security warnings for Westerners in a popular Beijing diplomatic and entertainment district as police stepped up patrols.
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No Season of Goodwill for China's Underground Christians
A group of Christians gathered in an apartment above a Beijing dental surgery, the atmosphere jubilant as a choir belted out carols on Christmas Eve -- but the curtains stayed tightly closed.
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Jurgen Klinsmann Urges China To Free Detained South Korea Player For Christmas
South Korea coach Jurgen Klinsmann has called on the Chinese government to release World Cup midfielder Son Jun-ho in time for Christmas.
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Avatar: The Way of Water Box Office Nears $900 Million, Scales Rs. 300 Crore in India
Now into its second week, Avatar: The Way of Water has collected an outstanding $889.4 million (about Rs. 7,355 crore) at the global box office. Roughly $601.7 million (about Rs. 4,976 crore) was grossed from markets outside the US, with China maintaining its spot as a top market despite theatre shutdowns due to the COVID-19 surge. Accordion to Dis...
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Shanghai Residents Told To Stay At Home On Christmas As Covid Cases Surge
Shanghai authorities urged residents to stay at home this weekend, seeking a toned-down Christmas in the nation's most populous city as COVID-19 rages nationwide after tough curbs were lifted.
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Foxconn Said to Expect iPhone Production at COVID-Hit China Plant to Fully Resume by Early January
Foxconn is said to expect to resume full production at its COVID-hit plant in China by late December to early January. The company's largest iPhone production plant was rocked by worker protests last month, impacting the production of the handsets ahead of the Christmas and Lunar New Year holidays in December and January, respectively.
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iPhone November Shipments to See Further Decline at Foxconn's Plant in China
Foxconn's flagship iPhone plant in China is set to see a further reduction in November shipments after the latest bout of worker unrest this week, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday, as thousands of employees quit. The world's largest Apple iPhone factory has been grappling with strict COVID-19 restrictions that have fuelle...
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As Exports To US Triple In A Year, India In Race To Be Next China
India, believed by many to have the potential to become the next China, is finally making headway in the exports market as it broke into the top five suppliers of Christmas decorative items and t-shirts to the US.
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"Good Riddance," China Says As Germany Leaves UN Security Council
Germany's U.N. envoy, during his last scheduled U.N. Security Council meeting, appealed to China to free two detained Canadians for Christmas, prompting China's deputy U.N. envoy to respond: "Out of the bottom of my heart: Good riddance."
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Wonder Woman 1984 Lassoes $38.5 Million at Box Office in Opening Weekend
Wonder Woman 1984 box office on opening weekend is $38.5 million from 32 markets. China leads the way with $18.8 million. Wonder Woman 1984 releases in India, the US, and on HBO Max this Christmas week.
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"Doesn't Matter If It's Christmas": Hong Kong Activists Amid Continuing Protests
Hong Kong anti-government protesters marched through Christmas-decorated shopping malls chanting pro-democracy slogans on Wednesday as police fired tear gas to disperse crowds gathering on nearby streets.
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"Power Of Truth Much Stronger Than Power Of Guns": Dalai Lama On China
On Christmas, Dalai Lama on Wednesday said that Tibetans retain the power of truth while China exercises the power of guns.
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UK Girl Buys Christmas Card, Finds "Help Us" Note From China Prisoners Who Made It
A British retailer with thousands of stores around the world said Sunday that it has suspended work with a Chinese factory as it investigates allegations of forced labor behind its Christmas cards - spurred by a plea for help that a 6-year-old girl reportedly found scrawled in her family's purchase.
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Asian Shares Hold Near 18-Month Highs, Up Over 1% So Far This Week
Trade thinned in the run-up to Christmas and investors seemed content to digest the chunky gains already made so far this month. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was a fraction firmer in early trade, having gained 1.2 per cent for the week so far and almost 5 per cent for the month.
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Apple Breaks Record for Christmas Day iPhone Activations in US and Canada
While iPhone activations on Christmas day are typically higher than any other day of the year, this year Apple broke records in US and Canada.
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Western Countries Issue Rare Christmas Security Alerts For Beijing
At least four Western countries took the unusual step on Thursday of issuing Christmas security warnings for Westerners in a popular Beijing diplomatic and entertainment district as police stepped up patrols.
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No Season of Goodwill for China's Underground Christians
A group of Christians gathered in an apartment above a Beijing dental surgery, the atmosphere jubilant as a choir belted out carols on Christmas Eve -- but the curtains stayed tightly closed.
