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China is sick: Communist giant s slowing economic momentum could infect the West , expert warns

China s economic momentum is projected to continue slowing and could create bad news for American companies.

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China s economy is sick and could infect the US

China's economic slowdown looks likely to worsen, a reality that could inflict some pain on U.S. companies highly reliant on their business with the country.

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Teachers enhance K-12 lessons with IU s Windows to the World

Teachers enhance K-12 lessons with IU s Windows to the World
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2015 Asia Update: The Trends and What They Mean for America

2015 Asia Update: The Trends and What They Mean for America
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North Korea s cyber-enabled sanction evasion requires tougher response, lawmakers and experts say

Pyongyang’s growing reliance on cybercrimes to circumvent international sanctions should push the U.S. and its allies to fully enforce existing sanction.

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