Result Page 610 for China news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay -- Part 1' China Premiere Canceled: Rebellion Plot Could Cost Movie Millions In China Market

Despite previously approving the latest Hunger Games movie for release, China's government censors are having second thoughts.

Japan Recession 2014: How A Graying Population Impacts Asian Economies

An aging population could be part of the reason monetary stimulus has been so ineffective in Japan.

Samsung To Consolidate Smartphone Lineup, Slash Portfolio By Up To 30 Percent

2014-11-13T061042Z_700398328_GM1EABD13AJ01_RTRMADP_3_SAMSUNG-ELEC-SMARTPHONE

Samsung Electronics is taking steps to consolidate its product line and become more competitive as Chinese rivals aggressively chase market share

Australian, Indian Leaders Target Free Trade Pact, Economic Boost

Trade between Australia and India stands at around $15 billion a year, or just a tenth of that between Australia and China.

More news

Intel Made A $500 Smart Bracelet With Pearls, Snakeskin, Sapphire Glass And Obsidian

Intel in its partnership with fashion house Opening Ceremony is aiming to make wearable tech fashionable.

What is the Velvet Revolution? The Peaceful Movement That Overthrew Communist Czechoslovakia Lives On 25 Years Later

Unhappy with a pro-Russian, hard-drinking president, Czechs took to the streets to protest on the 25th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.

Islamic State Slaves 2014: ISIS Helps Expand Modern Slavery

Many of the victims have been adherents of the minority Yazidi religion.

Why Samsung's Move To Build Smartphones In Vietnam Will Help It Better Compete In China

To compete with low-cost smartphones in China, Samsung is learning it has to move operations to Vietnam.

Alibaba Wants To Help Apple Pay Get Off The Ground In China

Alibaba wants Apple Pay to succeed in China, but it may face a number of regulatory hurdles.

South China Sea Maritime Dispute: Xi Jinping Vows Peaceful Resolution, As PLA Prepares For Possible Use Of Force

The Chinese president vows to handle maritime disputes peacefully, but China's PLA is still preparing for combat.

Apple Deal With UnionPay Will Make In-App Purchases Much Easier In China

Apple users in China can now charge their apps to their credit or debit cards, as long as it's issued by China UnionPay.

Operation Fox Hunt: China Arrests 288 Financial Fugitives Abroad As Part Of Anti-Corruption Campaign

China nabbed the white-collar suspects in 56 countries abroad as part of the huge Operation Fox Hunt campaign.

Russia Poses Biggest Security Risk, Europe Considers New Sanctions As Putin Defends Ukraine Separatists

President Vladimir Putin said recently that falling oil prices could be potentially “catastrophic” for Russia.

Modi Urges Indian Expatriates In Australia To Invest Back Home

About 300,000 Indians live in Australia, but trade between the two countries stands at around $15 billion a year.

Former CEO Of China’s NVC Lighting, Executives Of 4 Major Banks Investigated For $100M Fraud

NVC Lighting’s former CEO Wu Changjiang has been accused of embezzling funds worth $101.71 million.

Support For Hong Kong Street Protests Wanes Ahead Of Expected Clearance: Poll

The protests, which drew well over 100,000 at their peak, have dwindled to hundreds camped out in colorful tents at key intersections.

Australia, China Agree Landmark Free Trade Deal

Australia is trying to reduce its reliance on mineral exports, and expand its food and agricultural exports to a growing Asian middle class.

Fire At Chinese Carrot Factory Kills 18: Xinhua

The company's managers have been detained by police.

Brazil To Overtake US As Leading Market In Renewable Energy Metric

Infrastructure and government mandates will lead Brazil past the U.S. as the world's top biopower market.

Harry S. Truman building, headquarters of the US State Department

State Department Hacked: Unclassified Email Network Shut Down For Security Reasons

Foreign hackers infiltrated the U.S. State Department's computer network earlier this year.

Japan Ruling Party Gubernatorial Candidate’s Loss May Mean Delay In Move Of US Base

A gubernatorial candidate backed by Japanese PM Shinzo Abe’s party was soundly defeated in a key election Sunday.

G-20 Summit, Brisbane, Australia, Nov. 16, 2014

G20 Aims To Boost Its GDP 2% By 2018

A European Union-U.S. free-trade agreement could be one factor in G-20 growth between now and then.

'APEC Blue' Skies Over China Vanish, As Restrictions Designed To Give Summit Clear Air Cease

The "APEC Blue" skies Beijing enjoyed during the summit have vanished, replaced by the smog for which the city is notorious.

Ebola Outbreak 2014: Chinese Team Arrives In Liberia To Staff Ebola Clinic

China, Africa's biggest trade partner, had come under fire for the level of its response to the Ebola crisis.

Hong Kong Protest Leaders Denied Entry To Beijing Flight; Alex Chow, Other Protest Leaders Aimed To Put Case To China Leaders

Student leaders had hoped to put their case for increased democratic liberalization in the city to China's leaders, including Premier Li Keqiang.

Ukraine Crisis: Russia's Agression 'Appalling' Says Obama

U.S. President Obama said that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was a threat to the world, while Europe threatened further sanctions.

IBT Spotlight

We Help Businesses Find B2B Service Providers They Can Trust.

Get Listed

CHINA

Pages