Alitalia starts bankruptcy proceedings

Alitalia SpA started bankruptcy proceedings for the second time in a decade, throwing the survival of Italy’s flag carrier in doubt after workers rejected job cuts and

Guangzhou Rural Bank said to seek IPO approval

Guangzhou Rural Commercial Bank Co. plans to seek approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange this week for an initial public offering, according to people with knowledge

Corporate bits | City of Dreams launches “travel without limits” campaign

Pedestrians walk past an entrance for the City of Dreams complex, operated by Melco Crown Entertainment Ltd., in Macau, China, on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2015. Macau is scheduled to

Kuroda: China-led lender’s help needed to support growth

Asia needs all the help it can get in fighting poverty as both wealthy and poor nations grapple with widening inequality, Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda said

Corruption | Commission removes official over ‘superstitious’ activities

A former vice governor of a province has been dismissed from public office for superstitious activities and trading power for sex and money, China’s anti-corruption watchdog announced

Envoy pick pledges to confront Beijing on human rights

The Midwestern governor President Donald Trump picked to be his ambassador to China says if confirmed for the post he will confront Beijing on human rights issues

Beijing: US, N.Korea should establish contact, defuse crisis

China urged the United States and North Korea yesterday to make contact “as soon as possible” and ease tensions amid rising belligerence from the two sides

MDT fact check | Some truth, more exaggeration on China

President Donald Trump has presented two arguments about why he’s letting China off the hook from his campaign promise to label it a currency manipulator, an

Analysis | What on Earth might a Trump-Kim Jong Un meeting look like?

President Donald Trump opened the door to a future meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, offering unusual praise for the globally ostracized leader at a

Labor | With visas tight, US resorts struggle to find seasonal help

Innkeepers, restaurateurs and landscapers around the U.S. say they are struggling to find seasonal help and turning down business in some cases because the government

USA – May Day | Dozens arrested as marches turn violent in Northwest

May Day protests turned violent in the Pacific Northwest as demonstrators in Portland, Oregon, threw smoke bombs and Molotov cocktails at police while elsewhere thousands of people

France | Plagiarism or a ‘wink’? Le Pen’s copied speech targets right

Marine Le Pen deliberately plagiarized verbatim parts of an address from a former presidential candidate, as a “wink” to him and the voters she hopes to peel away

This Day in History | 1990 Latvia to declare independence

Members of the new parliament of the Soviet republic of Latvia have met to discuss independence from Moscow. Leaders of the Latvian Popular Front are confident they

Offbeat | Court rejects German woman’s demand for hotel to ID lover

A court in Munich has rejected a woman’s legal bid to obtain the name of a man she spent three nights in a hotel with seven years ago.

Football | Monaco soon facing dilemma of whether to sell rising stars

Monaco has a summer of tough decision-making ahead — even more so if it wins the Champions League. The 2004 runner-up

Rugby | Crusaders captain Whitelock banned for 2 games

All Blacks lock and Crusaders captain Sam Whitelock has been suspended for two matches after being found guilty of striking during a Super Rugby match against

Eminem song composer: New Zealand ad is ‘blatant rip-off’

The composer of the opening guitar riff for Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” says the soundtrack of a New Zealand political ad is a “blatant rip-off.” Jeff Bass

The Buzz | Box office top 20: ‘Furious’ takes a victory lap

Before the arrival of “Guardians and the Galaxy Vol. 2,” ‘’The Fate of the Furious” took one more victory lap at the North American box office, leading all

World Views | The Trump tax plan’s devilish details

The Trump tax plan, unveiled in one sketchy page last week, is like a bottle of bad wine: It’s not aging well. Central questions remain unanswered. The

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