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In April, home prices in the country, driven by growth in sales beyond the top-tier cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, rose at the fastest pace in two years.

The presumptive Republican nominee will meet the GOP’s foreign policy veteran Wednesday in New York, according to a report.

The tech giant is set to show off its virtual-reality plans, as well as updates to its software, at its annual developers’ conference.

Contributing factors included a slowdown in emerging markets, a commodity price glut, sluggishness in China and a strong U.S. dollar.

Early hires at Taiwanese suppliers Foxconn and Pegatron could indicate more-complex hardware for the upcoming iPhone 7.

China’s Xiaomi has announced it will take part in Google’s annual developer conference in San Francisco this week, hinting at the launch of several new products.

A 6,000-strong police force was deployed to protect top legislator Zhang Dejiang amid tensions over Hong Kong’s calls for greater democracy from its Chinese rulers.

A leaked press image claims to show the OnePlus 3 featuring a redesign that closely resembles HTC's smartphone design.

The U.S. Navy has been sending ships to the South China Sea under freedom of navigation patrols, drawing criticism from China that claims most of the disputed region.

Half of the $7 billion has been paid in the last 12 months alone, amid Apple’s dramatic 28 percent year-on-year revenue decline in China for the first quarter of 2016.

The purchase, to be finalized in July, would bring the Chinese lender closer to London's lucrative bullion market that handles roughly $5 trillion in transactions every year.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said there are too many state-owned enterprises in China and the recent “explosion in credit” is “the wrong way to reorient the economy.”

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will contribute to an American government panel’s assessment of the proposed $43 billion transaction.

U.S. crude surged Monday amid production disruptions in Canada and Nigeria and fears of a supply shortfall.

The 50th anniversary of the disastrous upheaval that took at least 1.5 million lives has been buried by state media, putting to one side parallels with the current leader's rule.

Europe’s largest bank is in the process of cutting a fifth of its global workforce, including thousands of U.K.-based jobs.

The legendary billionaire investor has traditionally shunned investments in the technology sector.

The news comes the same day the Apple CEO visited China after suffering a series of setbacks in its biggest overseas market.

By 2060, people living in low-lying coastal areas, mainly in the U.S., China and India, could be affected by an “irreversible and unavoidable” sea level rise, a new report warns.

Brompton CEO Will Butler-Adams peddled over the Brooklyn Bridge to talk about the iconic brand and how it’s about to change.

The Earth saw record-high temperatures for a 12th consecutive month, data show.