CHINA

The German automaker is accused of pressurizing dealers in China to set minimum sales prices on some of its cars.

The network has been taken off air for five days after it showed a disputed version of the map of Jammu and Kashmir state.

The controversial election framework has set off a political firestorm, with pro-democracy lawmakers walking out of the legislative chamber.

The latest investment is in addition to $14.3 billion budgeted for the plant by the chip maker last October.

The new strategy will reportedly list out "effective response capabilities" to deter cyberattacks on the U.S.

After a brief rebound in February, the index has now been back in negative territory for two consecutive months.

As tensions rise, Chinese experts have raised their estimates of Pyongyang's nuclear capability.

After the closing bell Wednesday, e-commerce giant eBay turned in quarterly results, along with Facebook, Qualcomm and AT&T.

Starbuck is expanding in China and rolling out home delivery and wine-bar evening service.

The tech-heavy index came within 13 points of its all-time closing high last seen during the dotcom bubble in 2000.

Many of the country's most wanted economic fugitives could be in the United States.

Shares of the payments company rallied 7 percent Wednesday after China announced it will open its market for clearing domestic bank card transactions.

The world’s largest restaurant chain missed first-quarter profit estimates, but shares rallied on revenue news.

Archaeologists found a flake of obsidian at the Cape Espenberg site, and expect it to be the remnant of a tool used in the area.

The alert urged Chinese citizens visiting South Africa to "exercise caution" and "avoid protests and large gatherings of people."

The pre-IPO stake sale is a stepping stone that would set a valuation benchmark for the offering.

The average Internet speed attained by neighbors Japan and South Korea is four times that of China.

Weak demand in the euro zone has weighed on Britain's economy for years.

Asian equities have found support from Chinese measures to spur lending and combat a slowing economy.

A Japanese cabinet minister and about 150 lawmakers on Tuesday visited Yasukuni Shrine, seen by critics as a symbol of Japan's past militarism, sparking anger among Asian neighbors a day before U.S. President Barack Obama arrives in the region.

The fast-casual restaurant chain took a hit last quarter after the company raised menu prices to offset higher beef and dairy costs.