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Typhoon Dujuan makes landfall in east China

Typhoon Dujuan, the 21st typhoon of this year, made landfall in east China's Fujian Province on Tuesday morning.

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China stocks extend losses on weak economic data

Chinese shares slumped for a second day on Tuesday on weak economic data, suggesting the world's second-largest economy faces mounting downward pressure.

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Area near Tianjin blast site normal after rain: Official

The environment outside the core zone of the Tianjin blast site remained normal despite the rainfall over the past two days, authorities said on Tuesday.

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U.S. stocks rebound strongly following five-day losing streak

​U.S. stocks posted solid gains Tuesday after falling for five consecutive sessions as Wall Street eyed U.S. Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting.

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Chicago wheat extends losses as export condition worsen; corn, soybeans rebound

​Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybeans rebounded with the help of an export sale, corn also settled higher, wheat, however, extended losses as the export condition worsens.

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U.S. stocks decline on profit taking

​U.S. stocks ended lower amid lackluster quarterly results Tuesday, as investors were looking for excuses to lock in gains after the Nasdaq Composite Index's three-session record run.

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S. Korea reports 4 more MERS cases, 3 deaths

​Four more cases of infection with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) were reported in South Korea Tuesday, while three deaths were added among the confirmed cases, the health ministry said.

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U.S. stocks end mildly lower on Greek uncertainty

​U.S. stocks closed modestly lower after wavering between gains and losses on Tuesday, as Wall Street pondered over impacts of Greek debt crisis.

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Prioritize saving lives, premier tells Yangtze rescuers

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has called for "all-out efforts" and an "overnight battle" to save lives following a fatal cruise ship accident on the Yangtze River late Monday night.

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U.S. stocks tumble amid economic data

​U.S. stocks suffered big losses on Tuesday, as investors digested a string of data releases and Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's speech.

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Iran hopes to reach nuclear agreement despite difficulties: negotiator

​Iran hopes to reach a nuclear agreement with world powers before the end of June although some difficulties and obstacles remain, a senior negotiator said on Tuesday.

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Canadian stocks drops over global bonds volatility

​Canada's stocks in Toronto Tuesday fell with a three-digit loss as volatility in the global government bond markets weighed on the market.

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Chinese, Korean communities in U.S. protest Abe's distortion of history

​Some 500 people from the Chinese American and Korean American communities protested here on Tuesday against Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's continued efforts to distort historic facts.

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U.S. stocks end slightly lower amid strong dollar, global rallies

​U.S. stocks closed at the red territory after wavering in a tight range above flatline in most of the session Tuesday, as investors were assessing a strong U.S dollar against an across-the-board stock surge around the world.

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First black box found at plane crash site used for recording cockpit: media

​The first black box of the crashed Germanwings flight, which has been found by gendarmes at the site of the disaster, is used for recording conversations in the cockpit, local media reported on Tuesday.

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Calls for Australia's education minister sacking after university reform bill fails

​Australia's Opposition has called for the sacking of the federal education minister after the Senate on Tuesday night blocked attempts to deregulate the higher education sector for the second time in three months.

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Search continues for crashed Black Hawk helicopter with 11 service men aboard

U.S. military crews struggled to carry out a search-and-rescue operations Wednesday afternoon after an army Black Hawk helicopter crashed during a training session Tuesday night in Florida, with seven Marines and four soldiers on board.