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Wildfire as it gains ground. The world is waiting to see what action the u. S. And its allies will take against syria. President obama says he hasnt made a decision yet, but several u. S. Destroyers are now in the eastern mediterranean. Here are the latest headlines. Senior u. S. Officials plan to hold Conference Calls with senators this afternoon. Russian president putin says accusations the Syrian Government used chemical weapons against its own people are utter nonsense. Thats a quote. U. N. Chemical weapons inspectors have left syria after collecting evidence from the scene of last weeks a...

Fps. President obama and other World Leaders have come together for the group of 20 summit. Officially theyre in st. Petersburg to talk about the Global Economy you about the debate about syria is dominating. Also puts it at odds for the host of the summit, russia. Mike viqueira is there. Mike. Im here in st. Petersburg. The president landed early, it was off to the first Plenary Session where the first person he should meet of course, vladimir putin. He greeted all of the leaders, putin did, at the palace, very i donornate surroundings. It was president obama yesterday before arriving here wh...

(Bloomberg) -- One of China’s largest bad-debt managers, China Orient Asset Management International Holding Ltd., sold a dollar note for the first time in more than three years, amid a slow start to the ex-Japan Asia dollar-bond market and broader pessimism on Chinese securities.Most Read from BloombergPutin Sends US Signal on Ukraine Talks, Sensing Advantage in WarTesla Sinks After Warning About ‘Notably Lower’ Growth RateUS Extends Lead Over China in Race for World’s Biggest EconomyUS GDP Gre

Four Chinese bad-debt managers were downgraded by Fitch Ratings on concern over their financial situation and expectations of reduced govern...

From intentionally setting up ‘bad banks’ in the ’90s to more recent bank takeovers, Beijing has a history of reaching into its deep bag of policy tools to make economic repairs.