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Asian shares dip amidst slowing economic recovery

Worries about trends in global growth, drove down U.S. and European equities, commodities and Asian markets on Wednesday. Earnings forecasts continue to be revised downward, say analysts.

Stocks down on signs of global economic slowdown

Energy Voices Has clean energy hit a plateau?

Energy Voices A global fracking revolution? Curb your enthusiasm.

Stocks bounce back from worst day of year

No consulates yet, but China and Taiwan opt for the next best thing

Stocks take biggest drop this year

Energy Voices How oil exporters reach financial collapse

Giant snail invasion forces Floridians to walk for their lives

Opinion Immigration reform needs flexibility on work visas

Terrorism & Security Global defense spending dips for first time in 15 years

China cozies up to Iceland in race for Arctic resources

Readers Write: Video games foster unthinking acts; Marxism endures in China

Paul Ryan and Chris Van Hollen: the fiscal bellwethers

Why Indonesia's farmers have begun to guard their crops like gold

North Korea crisis: Can John Kerry persuade China to lean harder on Kim?

Africa Monitor Africa's economic boom: Five countries to watch

China temperature spikes linked to burning of fossil fuels

Terrorism & Security North Korea nuclear missile capability: Do they have it or not?

Global News Blog Good Reads: China's limits, competitive America, charitable giving, and New York childhoods

Lawmaker drops bombshell: North Korea may have nuclear missiles

Global News Blog Death penalty: Amnesty International says global decline in executions stalls (+video)

In Gear Toyota, Honda, Nissan recall 3.4 million vehicles for faulty airbags

'Django Unchained' pulled from Chinese theaters: Did it run afoul of censors?

Friend or frenemy? For China, key issue is how US really views it