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Ahead Of 2016 Rio Olympics, Chinese Firms Hope To Cash In

Two will supply uniforms and merchandise for the 2016 Summer Games, and others are looking for their own ways to cash in.

Chinese And Other Emerging-Market Economies Have Shaken Investor Confidence, Bank For International Settlements Says

China Investors, Shanghai, Sept. 7, 2015

Prospects for growth in emerging-market economies have rattled the confidence of investors, the Bank for International Settlements said in a report released Sunday.

Fed To Dominate Week Of Central Bank Meetings

The U.S. Federal Reserve takes center stage in the coming week, eclipsing industry data from China, another grim inflation reading from the euro zone and rate decisions in Japan and Switzerland.

China Labor Rights: Factory Workers Protest In Hong Kong, Amid Restrictions On Mainland

Factory workers protested in Hong Kong, underscoring the lack of labor rights in mainland China, which may become increasingly important as the economy slows.

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Tianjin Blasts: Chinese Authorities Call Off Search For Missing, Put Final Death Toll At 173

Authorities in the Chinese city say there is no hope of finding any of the remaining eight missing people and that a court would issue death certificates for them.

First Head Transplant May Happen In China By 2017

"It is interesting and extraordinarily futuristic. But it's a huge area of challenges from many, many standpoints," one medical expert says of head-transplant surgery.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Finishes Best Week Since March

The Standard & Poor's 500 index and Nasdaq composite recorded their best week since July, while the Dow posted its best week since March.

US New-Auto Sales Beat China’s For Third Month This Year Amid Rapid Slowdown

Since May, U.S. demand for new cars has beaten or nearly tied with China, the world’s top auto market.

How To Preorder iPhone 6S: When, Where And What Time To Purchase Apple Inc.’s Latest Smartphone

Get ready to order Apple's latest smartphone with our helpful strategy guide.

Stabilizing Europe's Economy: European Central Bank Details Effort To Harmonize Regional Banking

How the European Central Bank is trying to bring "consistency, comparability and trust" to the region's banking system.

China Dog Killing Law: Owners Must Get Rid Of Pets In Dayang New District Or Government Will, Officials Say

Chinese government officials have had a contentious relationship with dog owners for years.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops Amid Looming Federal Reserve Meeting

Uncertainty surrounding whether the Federal Reserve will announce an interest rate hike next week weighed on global stocks Friday.

'Hey Siri' Gets New iPhone Personalized Setup Process With Apple's iOS 9

Users will be able to activate the "Hey Siri" voice recognition feature at any time with the iPhone 6S.

Global Stocks Slip Into The Red Ahead Of Looming Fed Rate Decision

Investors remained cautious ahead of next week’s crucial meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve, when a decision on hiking interest rates is expected.

South China Sea: New Images Show Progress In Chinese Runway Construction

The construction on Subi reef could form a combat-capable air facility -- China's third in the region.

Singapore Votes In Hotly Contested Poll, Though Ruling Party Bound To Win

Opposition parties are contesting all 89 seats in parliament for the first time since independence in 1965.

Asia Markets Update: Indexes End Morning Session Mixed, As Concerns About China's Economy Peak

The possibility of a delay in a U.S. interest rate hike and concerns over China's economy sent markets bobbing in and out of negative territory.

In Nigeria, Corruption Deserves Death Penalty, Labor Unions Say Amid Buhari's War On Graft

Corruption should be met with the ultimate punishment, labor officials said.

US Oil Prices Rise Slightly Ahead Of Data Release Despite Ongoing Impact Of Asian Economic Slowdown

The news comes as oil production has fallen to a nearly one-year low and is likely to continue falling months longer than initially expected.

Amid China Economic Slowdown, Bank Of England Votes To Keep Interest Rate At Record Low Of 0.5%

The U.K.'s currency rose 0.4 percent after Thursday's vote to keep the interest level at a record low.

China’s Slowdown 'Predictable', Economy Still Growing At 'Decent Pace', Says Leading Analyst

Slowing GDP growth is no cause for alarm, says veteran analyst Andy Rothman, adding that despite challenges many indicators are positive.

Bangkok Bombing: Suspect Adem Karadag Bribed Thai Official To Illegally Enter Country

Adem Karadag, who was arrested last month during a police raid, reportedly paid $600 at the Thai border to cross into the country.

Russian Hackers Using Satellites to Hide Malware

Kremlin-Linked Hackers Using Satellites To Hide Malware In US Government, Military and Research Institutions

The Turla hacking group is exploiting satellites to hide its presence on high-profile targets in government, military and research institutions in the U.S. and China.

Dell Inc Announces $125B Investment In China, Including Artificial Intelligence Lab

The move follows similar ones by other U.S. tech companies, who have made large investments in China, and partnered with Chinese firms to help navigate the local market.