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The balloon was equipped to collect photos, video and other information, but didn’t seem to transmit any data back to China, the report said

'Development is the top priority of the Communist Party of China in governing and rejuvenating the country,' Xi told New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins

China banned a prominent finance writer and two of his peers from social media platform Weibo for commenting about the country’s stock...

Wu Xiaobo and two other writers who weren't fully named 'attacked and undermined' Chinese policy and spread 'negative and harmful information,' according to a statement by Sina Corp.'s Weibo

The yuan traded up 0.45% at 7.21 against the greenback at 2:32 p.m. local time, after tumbling 1% on Monday.

Brent for August settlement slipped 0.5% to $76.71 a barrel.

Brent for August settlement rose 0.3% to $76.09 a barrel.

Oil is stabilizing with the summer season demand indicators appearing in earnest.

China National Petroleum Corp. cut its forecast for the nations oil demand this year.