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Chinese government data shows exports rose 5.1% in July, compared to 3.1% drop in June.

Mainland Chinese and Japanese stocks retreat in the afternoon session

UK Chancellor George Osborne, Labour's Ed Balls and FSB's John Allan among critics and supporters

Pyongyang says Tokyo crossed 'danger-line' by unveiling its largest warship since World War II.

Financial markets eagerly await BoE Governor Mark Carney's first news conference.

July data shows global economic recovery from the financial crisis is not uniform.

Gedion Zelalem has high expectations as he looks to force his way into the Arsenal first team squad next season.

Australia's central bank cuts cash rate to 2.50%.

Satis smart toilets can be "hacked" by cyber-attackers.

Several prisoners at a high security jail in Brazil are knitting for Raquel Guimaraes’ Doiselles brand, in exchange for freedom

Economists expect the releases to remain largely unchanged from last month.

Markets cautious as investors weigh key policy moves, especially by Fed.

Tokyo’s deputy PM reportedly praised Adolf Hitler’s quiet constitutional changes.

The US central bank will release its post-meeting statement at 1800 GMT (2 pm ET).

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has shared some of the player motivation techniques he has used regularly during his time with the Gunners.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has to pay 400m Korean won (£234,473) to families of the deceased plaintiffs.

US Federal Reserve's policy decision due on Wednesday.

Industrial production declined 3.3% in June from the previous month, but is expected to pick up in next month.

Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp has accepted that he will not be able to re-sign Shinji Kagawa from Manchester United this summer.

German car-maker unveils supermini at simultaneous launches in London, New York and Beijing.

Bank of Japan governor said sales tax rate increase would ensure fiscal discipline amid aggressive monetary measures.