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Phelps earns 23rd gold with 4x100 relay win

Michael Phelps secured a gold medal in his final race as an Olympic athlete as the US won the 4x100m medley relay at the Rio Games on Saturday.

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Schooling beats Phelps to win 100m butterfly Olympic gold

Schooling, 21, touched the wall in 50.39 seconds, 0.75sec ahead of Phelps at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium.

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China's "game of power" continues with medal haul

Xiang Yanmei of China shrugged off the unexpected neck injury to win the gold medal for China in the women's 69kg category final on Wednesday.

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Two more golds for Phelps, Hosszu and Ledecky march on

Michael Phelps won two gold medals on Tuesday, avenging his 200 meters butterfly defeat from the London Olympics and then anchoring the U.S. 4x200 freestyle team to victory on a night of high drama and emotion in the pool.

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China tops gold medal tally, scoops 3 golds on second day

The Chinese team scooped three gold medals on the second day of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games after failing to open an account on the first day, capping the tally with three golds, two silvers and three bronzes.

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Easing policies launched globally, surging gold price to hardly reverse

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to lower the cash rate by 25 basis points again this Tuesday after announcing interest rate cut in May. After rolling out small stimulus packages including a bigger ETF buying program last week, the Japanese cabinet approved an economic stimulus package worth 28.1 trillion yen, aiming to boost the Japanese economy in next two years.

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Romania opens museum to reflect "odyssey" of its gold in 1940s

Romania on Tuesday opened a museum to reflect "the odyssey" of the country's gold at the end of World War II.

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Kobe Bryant slimed after winning Kids Choice prize

​Retired Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant was given the traditional golden sliming at the Kids Choice Sport awards on Thursday after picking up the "Legend" prize.

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India’s famed”gold ma”beaten to death by 12 attackers at birthday party

An Indian businessman who made headlines in 2013 for purchasing one of the world’s most expensive shirts made entirely of gold has been beaten to death in western India, according to a report Friday.

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HK’s new gold rush: “Big Mother” investors from mainland China buy big as yuan falls and global economy shudders

China imported five times more gold from Hong Kong in May amid global and regional economic and geopolitical uncertainties, with gold traders expecting the trend to continue as prices keep rising and investors keep buying as a hedge to the falling value of the Chinese yuan.

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Vietnam's gold price shaking in post-Brexit era

Vietnamese domestic price of gold has been fluctuating over the past three days due to psychological effects among investors following exit of Britain from the European Union (Brexit).

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Gold investment rebounding in China

Chinese people are likely to be on gold investment fever again as international gold prices have rebounded. The country has consumed 318.28 tons of gold in the first quarter.

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Amateur archaeologists find Denmark's largest ever viking gold treasure

​Three amateur archaeologists have made an unique finding of the largest ever treasure of Viking gold in Denmark, it was reported here Thursday.

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Helicopter crashes in eastern Indonesia, killing pilot, injuring 3 others

A helicopter crashed in Papua province of eastern Indonesia on Saturday, killing the pilot and wounding three others, senior local police officer said.

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China eyes more say in global gold pricing with new benchmark

​With the launch of its own gold price benchmark, China, the world's biggest producer and consumer of gold, has more influence in the pricing of the precious metal.

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Sex trafficking 'staggering' in illegal Latin American gold mines: researchers

The scale of sex trafficking around illegal gold mines in parts of Latin America is "staggering," and thousands of people working there are prey to labor exploitation by organized crime groups, a think-tank said on Wednesday.

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New Indian rule backfires, boosts unofficial gold trade

Try as it might, the Indian government appears to be unable to curb the country's love for gold.