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Toy becomes a popular symbol of workplace fatigue after manufacturing error gave it a frown instead of a smile On 17 February China will celebrate the start of the ...

He made a mistake at work — and ended up being rewarded for it. For one factory employee in China, his frown was turned upside down when his boss decided to give ...

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President Donald Trump on Tuesday brought back what used to be a staple of his speeches: people who spontaneously burst into tears in his presence. But this one had a twist. While Trump’s tales have ...

A dour-faced toy horse has gone viral in China ahead of the Spring Festival holiday marking the Year of the Horse. The "crying horse" was initially the result of a manufacturing mistake that turned ...

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A sad horse toy is winning Lunar New Year in China. The toy, with an upside-down snout, has resonated with tired corporates across the country. Consumer research experts said the sad horse toy was a ...

A frowning horse plush has become a viral bestseller ahead of Lunar New Year celebrations for the year of the horse in China. The sad-looking soft toy was originally ...

The military tested a new approach in Venezuela and during strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. By Julian E. Barnes and Adam Sella Reporting from Washington The United States used cyberweapons in ...

A plush meant to spread Lunar New Year cheer is going viral for the opposite reason — and young shoppers say its gloomy face feels painfully relatable Ashley Vega is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She ...