CHINA

If Kim Jong Un makes the trip to Russia, it will be his first foreign visit since taking power in 2011.

Uber's passengers are looking to make the rideshare startup pay for lax safety measures as technology outpaces regulation.

A China regulator said many products sold on Alibaba's e-commerce websites and services infringed upon trademarks, were substandard or fake.

The rise of offshore yuan clearing centers worldwide has fueled the currency’s growth.

Apple's iPhone drove record-breaking earnings for the company's fiscal first quarter.

U.S. apple growers may now sell all varieties of apples to China after a bumper crop season.

But skeptics expressed doubt that a government ban on the film will keep determined viewers from seeing it.

Xiaomi sets its eyes on selling 100 million smartphones in 2015.

One purpose of the event is to remind a rival of China's military might.

Data released Tuesday show steep drops for investment-driven industries like mining. Consumption doesn’t make up for it.

Indications reveal sales are quite a lot — perhaps as many as 70 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses in Q4.

The group employs about 1.3 million people during peak production times, making it one of the largest private employers in the world.

China’s leaders worry a rapidly cooling economy could lead to unemployment and social instability.

The police officials are also accused of assaulting journalists who photographed the feast and made it public.

President Obama said that it was the government's responsibility to uphold religious freedom in a diverse country like India.

Many bond funds will have to sell Russia’s sovereign debt as it falls below investment grade.

The death of Alberto Nisman this month shone a spotlight on the powerful state spy apparatus.

The goal is to get many of Beijing's migrants out of town, but nearby cities aren't thrilled with the plan.

There are more than twice as many Internet users in China as there are people in the U.S. — and that number is still growing.

Chinese iPhone sales may have accounted for 35 percent of shipments in the fourth quarter.

Even as he promises to make doing business in India easier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says he'll monitor all major investment proposals.