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Police have reportedly used tear gas and pepper spray against Occupy Central protesters. 26 injuries were reported.

Protests started when China decided that candidates for the region’s leader, would have to be approved by a nominating committee.

Riot Police used pepper spray to disperse those who had stormed Hong Kong's government headquarters, but many students held their ground.

The iPhone 6 will not bend under normal use, but everyone thinks it will.

India's finance ministry pitched for an upgrade after data showed economic growth is resurging.

GM’s joint venture in China is calling back twice as many Cadillac luxury cars as the company sold in the country last year.

The 2014-2015 season is projected to yield record soybean and wheat crops, while corn and rice keep pace with last season's output.

Intel hopes to catch up to Qualcomm in chips powering mobile devices.

Under the purported new deal, Iran would be allowed to keep 4,500 centrifuges, many more than the previous U.S. demand of 1,500.

After Brian Krzanich took over as Intel’s CEO, the company has made several deals that denote a new, mobile-focussed strategy.

Authorities had previously said that explosions which took place Sunday had killed only two people and injured several others.

Secondary students are joining university groups in protesting the limitations imposed on the city's democratic process by China.

Zhou Xiaochuan may get replaced as central banker, but China's president remains in control.

China usually stays out of politics in places where it invests, but that seems to be changing.

Apple's iPhone 6 is dominating smartphone sales in Japan despite ongoing supply constraints.

The island's pro-reunification government is eager to prove to skeptical citizens that it will not compromise national security.

Developed nations, not emerging economies, should shoulder the burden for climate change action, India says.

President Xi Jinping is considering replacing Governor Zhou Xiaochuan, an advocate of pro-market financial reforms.

The iPhone 6 is made in China, but it isn't sold there. So Chinese immigrants stand in long lines Stateside to feed a mysterious parallel market.

As China waits for the iPhone 6, Samsung is pouncing to launch the Galaxy Note 4 in China — weeks ahead of schedule.