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Japan Overtakes China as Top Holder of Treasurys

China gave up its title to Japan as the largest holder of U.S. Treasury securities in December as foreigners bought U.S. assets at a brisk pace.

 

Obama Announces Jobs Summit

Before leaving for Asia, the president discloses plans for a December event to highlight efforts to turn around the economy.

 

China FDI Grows in September

Foreign direct investment into China rose 19% in September, suggesting appetite from abroad for investing in China is picking up as the economy recovers.

 

Aung San Suu Kyi verdict delayed

Aung San Suu Kyi verdict delayed

A verdict expected Friday in the subversion trial of Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been delayed until August 11, said a diplomatic source attending the proceedings.

 

Myanmar to Deliver Verdict in Suu Kyi Trial July 31, Party Says

Myanmar to Deliver Verdict in Suu Kyi Trial July 31, Party Says

A court in Myanmar will deliver its verdict in the trial of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi on July 31, a spokesman for her party said today. Suu Kyi's lawyers received the date from the judge presiding over ...

 

China: Executions for Rioters Behind Killings

Communist Party official says state will seek the death penalty for those responsible for killing the 156 people who were victims of riots on July 5.

 

North Korea puts long-range missile on launch pad, reports say

North Korea puts long-range missile on launch pad, reports say

The test firing could come within weeks, possibly when the South Korean president meets with Obama on June 16.

Reporting from Seoul — North Korea has positioned its most sophisticated long-range ballistic missile on a launch pad for a test firing that could come within weeks, a newspaper here reported Monday.

 

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