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China Evergrande's Lenders Weigh Up Loan Losses, Rolling Over Credit
One of China Evergrande Group's main lenders has made provisions for losses on a portion of its loans to the embattled property developer, while some creditors are planning to give it more time to repay, four bank executives told Reuters. 
One of China Evergrande Group's main lenders has made provisions for losses on a portion of its loans to the embattled property developer, while some creditors are planning to give it more time to repay, four bank executives told Reuters. -
Taliban Says No Evacuation Extension As G7 Meets On Afghan Crisis
Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers said on Tuesday they wanted all foreign evacuations from the country completed by an Aug. 31 deadline and they would not agree to an extension. 
Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers said on Tuesday they wanted all foreign evacuations from the country completed by an Aug. 31 deadline and they would not agree to an extension. -
China's Critical Data Rules Not Aimed At Firms Planning Foreign IPOs - Regulator
China's coming rules for protecting critical information infrastructure are not aimed at firms planning overseas listings, and all companies must be involved in ensuring network security, a senior cyberspace regulatory official said. 
China's coming rules for protecting critical information infrastructure are not aimed at firms planning overseas listings, and all companies must be involved in ensuring network security, a senior cyberspace regulatory official said. -
U.S. Treasury's Yellen Touts Infrastructure Bill As Reducing Economic Inequality
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday traveled to Atlanta to call for passage of the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, saying it would help reverse wage and racial inequalities and start to mitigate climate change. 
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday traveled to Atlanta to call for passage of the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, saying it would help reverse wage and racial inequalities and start to mitigate climate change. -
Baffled Investors Fear Nothing's off Limits in China Regulatory Crackdown
Bewildered investors in China's tech sector scrambled once again from regulators on Tuesday, fearing that a state media story that likened internet gaming to opium signals a new front in the barrage of scrutiny that is being directed toward big business. 
Bewildered investors in China's tech sector scrambled once again from regulators on Tuesday, fearing that a state media story that likened internet gaming to opium signals a new front in the barrage of scrutiny that is being directed toward big business. -
U.S. Toymaker Doubles Down In China Despite Rising Costs, Political Tensions
Some manufacturers are reducing reliance on China factories and moving to Vietnam, Malaysia and other lower-cost countries. 
Some manufacturers are reducing reliance on China factories and moving to Vietnam, Malaysia and other lower-cost countries. -
This Can Be A Moment Of Significant Change: Joe Biden, Others Say Of Floyd Verdict
A milestone in U.S. racial history and a rebuke of law enforcement's treatment of Black Americans. 
A milestone in U.S. racial history and a rebuke of law enforcement's treatment of Black Americans. -
Tokyo Olympics Will Be Safe, Chief Says As Others Call For Cancellation
"We're not thinking of canceling the Olympics," Tokyo 2020 President Seiko Hashimoto says. 
"We're not thinking of canceling the Olympics," Tokyo 2020 President Seiko Hashimoto says. -
Myanmar Troops Storm Protest Camp Wednesday Killing, Wounding Several
Anti-coup activists continue to defy a bloody crackdown and internet blockade by the ruling junta. 
Anti-coup activists continue to defy a bloody crackdown and internet blockade by the ruling junta. -
Hurricane Delta Shuts Most U.S. Offshore Oil Output In 15 Years
A large and powerful Hurricane Delta dealt the greatest blow to U.S. offshore Gulf of Mexico production in 15 years, halting most of the region's oil and nearly two-thirds of its natural gas output. 
A large and powerful Hurricane Delta dealt the greatest blow to U.S. offshore Gulf of Mexico production in 15 years, halting most of the region's oil and nearly two-thirds of its natural gas output.
