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Climate deal delays new concerted effort on greenhouse gases [updated]
World NowOfficials at a climate change gathering in South Africa struck a deal to avoid collapse of international negotiations over global warming, averting the worst fears of environmental advocates but delaying for as many as eight years steps to limit... -
Villaraigosa says Asia trip will bring jobs, investment
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said his just-concluded 11-day trade mission ot Asia will bring jobs and investment of the city.... -
Scottish zoo presents new Chinese pandas
World NowChinese pandas Yang Guang and Tian Tian made their debut Friday to an eager audience patiently braving the wind and rain of a Scottish winter morning... -
Kim Jong Il's death sinks Asian markets
Money & CompanyInvestors in Asia reacted to the death of North Korean leader Kim JJong Il, sinking markets from Japan to Australia. Seoul's Kospi recovered slightly from a 4.9% freefall in the morning to close down 3.4%. Tokyo's Nikkei stock average fell 1.3%, Hong... -
Apple supplier factory blast injures dozens, may hurt iPad supply
TechnologyA factory explosion at an Apple supplier in China has left dozens injured and sparked concerns about whether iPad supply would be affected.... -
Chinese will hear Ai Weiwei's appeal on tax evasion
World NowIn a possible softening of their stance toward a leading dissident, Chinese authorities are allowing artist Ai Weiwei to appeal a fine for tax evasion, Ai’s representatives said on Friday.... -
Tokyo and Seoul struggle to quit Iranian oil habit
World NowU.S. allies: Oil huntry Japan and South Korea struggle to honor U.S. embargo on Iran... -
Japan supports U.S. sanctions, pledges to buy less Iranian oil
World NowCapping a diplomatic huddle in Tokyo with U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, Japanese central government officials pledged Thursday to buy less Iranian oil in a nod to Washington's campaign to sanction Iran over its nuclear program.... -
Sundance 2012: Ai Weiwei screening becomes a political event
24 FramesAt the Sundance Film Festival, the Ai Weiwei documentary Never Sorry premiered on Sunday... -
Sony promotes Kazuo Hirai to succeed CEO Howard Stringer
Company TownSony appoints Kazuo Hirai as its next CEO. Hirai became fluent in English during his years in Foster City, Calif., as head of the company's North American PlayStation business from 2006 to 2009.... -
Hollywood stars getting into trouble with China [video]
World NowThe recent dustup between Christian Bale and Chinese authorities was only the latest collision between politically correct Hollywood and authoritarian Beijing. Here are some other moments that have gotten stars in trouble in China, caught on tape....
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