China tightens online celebrity oversight, the Turkish lira plummets, bus crashes in Bulgaria

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Yahoo Finance’s Akiko Fujita reports the latest headlines from around the world including a deadly crash in Bulgaria that killed dozens, the Turkish Lira plunging, and China tightening oversight of online celebrity culture.

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