Apple Pay Hits Roadblocks In China As Talks With Central Bank, UnionPay, Drag On
Apple faces barriers to China's NFC payments infrastructure.
Xiaomi Surpasses Samsung As China's Top Smartphone Seller In 2014, But Huawei Not Far Behind
Xiaomi hopes to ship 100 million smartphones in 2015, up from 61 million in 2014.
Chinese New Year 2015 Facts: Traditional Food, Snacks And Easy Recipes For Yusheng, Buddha's Delight, Nian Gao And More
From dumplings shaped like ingots for prosperity, to long noodles for longevity, many symbolic dishes are eaten during the Chinese New Year.
US Establishes Policy For Exports Of Armed Drones
The policy comes after a two-year review amid growing demand from U.S. allies.
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NSA ‘Equation’ Fallout: Experts Say Damage To US Tech Firms Could Top $180B
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Chinese New Year Traditions: Celebrations Take On Digital Form
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Argentina Asks US To Include 1994 Bombing In Iran Nuclear Talks
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South China Sea Land Reclamation: Satellite Images Show Chinese Progress On Man-Made Island
China's speedy 'land reclamation' project in the South China Sea is stirring concerns among its neighbors.
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The West's centurieslong fascination with China is coming to life this spring at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Beijing Chinese New Year Fireworks Spark Crackdown Over Air Pollution Concerns
"What kind of Chinese New Year is it if we don't set off firecrackers?" asked one microblogger.
Penguins Lost Ability To Taste Fish Millions Of Years Ago: Study
Scientists suspect that a protein, which cannot function well at cold temperatures, is responsible for the penguins’ inability to taste fish.
China's Economy To Grow About 7% This Year: Central Bank Official
China's economic growth had slipped to a 24-year low of 7.4 percent last year.
China Launches Criminal Probe Against Top Official Amid Anti-Corruption Campaign
China's anti-corruption commission said that Su Rong’s illegal actions have caused significant losses in state assets.
NSA Has Planted Surveillance Software Deep Within Hard Drives Since 2001: Kaspersky
The NSA has been planting surveillance software deep within hard drives made by top manufacturers, Kaspersky Lab says.
Japan 'Unconvincingly' Exits Recession, But Abenomics Faces More Challenges In 2015
A specific weakness within Japan's economy is preventing it from growing faster than it is.
Chinese Car-Booking Services Kuaidi, Didi Merge Into $6B Company To Fend Off Uber
Chinese companies aren’t sitting idle as Uber seeks inroads in their market for cars that can be hailed by smartphone.
VisitBritain Renames 101 UK Landmarks In Bid To Attract Chinese Tourists
The renaming exercise is expected to help double the amount Chinese tourists currently spend in the UK.
Pew Study: Citizens In Developing Countries Say Rich Have Too Much Political Power
A new survey draws a link between a country's economic status and its citizens' perception about local politics.
Chinese New Year Travel: China Adds Security Measures Amid Terrorism Concerns
China is beefing up security in public areas ahead of the chaotic Spring Festival travel season.
Rolls-Royce Holdings Bribery Accusations: British Turbine Maker Rejects Bribery Allegations Involving Brazilian Oil Giant Petrobras
British engineering firm Rolls-Royce Holdings says it didn’t bribe Brazilian executives to provide gas turbines to Petrobras offshore platforms.
America's Greatest Enemy Is Russia, Not North Korea; Military Is A Critical Threat, Says New Poll
Americans see Russia as the nation's most critical threat, with 49 percent of those polled holding the view — up from 32 percent a year ago.
Is India-Sri Lanka Nuclear Deal Aimed At Countering China?
The civil nuclear agreement is being widely seen as a move to counter China's growing influence in the region.
Taiwan Appoints New China Affairs Chief, One Week After Previous Chief Resigned
Wang Yu-Chi, previous chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, had resigned after accusing another official of leaking documents to China.
Hackers Pull Off Largest Bank Heist Ever, Steal $1B From 100 Banks In 30 Nations: Report
A new report by Kaspersky Lab reveals that the attacks, which are still ongoing, have so far targeted banks across Russia, Europe and the U.S.
China Posts Highest FDI In Four Years
China drew $13.9 billion in foreign direct investment in January, up 29.4 percent from a year earlier.
Japan Emerges From Recession But Growth Subdued
Economic Minister Akira Amari told reporters the economy was on track for a recovery.
Nirvana Day 2015: Parinirvana Buddhism Festival In China, Tibet, Japan Celebrates Buddha's Enlightenment
The holiday is primarily celebrated by Buddhists of the Mahayana tradition, which is a form of the religion most prominent in North Asia.
UN Geneva Talks End With Draft Text For Climate Deal, Negotiations To Continue In Paris
The goal of the summit in Geneva was to have a new global climate agreement in place by the end of 2015.
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