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General Motors China Sales 2014: Local GM Chief Says Company Will Sell More Than 3.16M Vehicles In China

GM’s China sales are growing, but the company won’t regain the top position lost to Volkswagen last year.

Global Climate Change Action Could Push Down Coal And Oil Prices In 2015, Analysts Say

As countries adopt strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, demand for the dirtiest fossil fuels could drop, Capital Economics says.

Taiwan Government Investigates Xiaomi On Potential Cyber Security Concerns

Some Xiaomi phones automatically send user data to the firm's servers in Beijing, where the company is headquartered.

After iPhone: Samsung Stakes Its Turn On Its Own Phablet, The Galaxy Note 4

Fierce competition from Apple and other Samsung devices is causing a headache for the original phablet.

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With The Harsh Sentence of Ilham Tohti, China's Moderate Uighurs No Longer Safe

The lifetime sentence given to Ilham Tohti is the harshest punishment Chinese officials have dealt against a political dissident in recent years.

Cadillac Seeks SoHo Inspiration With Relocation To Posh, Historic New York City Neighborhood

The company says it has its global headquarters location picked in the 26-block historic neighborhood in Lower Manhattan.

French Oil Company Total Halts Project With Russia's Lukoil Over Western Sanctions

The project to explore for Siberian shale oil is yet another Russian energy venture scotched because of western sanctions.

Jimmy Choo To Be Listed On London Stock Exchange After Partial Public Offer

Jimmy Choo plans to expand farther into the high-end shoes market, which has been growing at a rapid pace.

More Buyers Prefer iPhone 6 Plus Over iPhone 6, But Both Models Are Expected To Lure Android Users

The latest iPhones, which together sold more than 10 million units during opening weekend, are expected to lure in high-end Android switchers.

Amnesty International Slams China's Production Of Torture Tools, Urges Ban On Industry

Most companies manufacturing the tools for torture are state-owned, and advertise themselves online and in trade shows, according to a report.

Alibaba’s Jack Ma, Worth $25B, Is Now The Richest Man In China: Hurun China Rich List 2014

A decade ago, China had only three billionaires in dollar terms. That number has since grown to 354, according to the Hurun Report.

Chinese Court Jails Uighur Scholar For Life For Separatism

Economics professor Ilham Tohti, 44, stood trial for two days last week on separatism charges in the western region of Xinjiang.

US SEC Announces Largest-Ever Whistleblower Award Of More Than $30M To Anonymous Tipster

The award is more than double the previous record of $14 million given to a whistleblower in 2013.

The A-10 Thunderbolt, Saved By Congress, Joins Airstrikes Against ISIS In Syria

After narrowly escaping being scrapped in defense cuts, the venerable A-10 Thunderbolt will now fly in the fight against ISIS.

UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Says World Is Finally Awakening To Global Climate Change Threat

At the opening event of Climate Week NYC, U.N. chief Ban Ki-Moon urged leaders to accelerate action on global climate change.

Xbox One Release Date In China Delayed Until End Of 2014

Originally scheduled for Sept. 23, Microsoft says Xbox One needs more work for Chinese market.

Google Inc. Gets Caught Up In China’s Internet Crackdown

Experts say the intensifying crackdown on Google services is impeding business, education and scientific research in China.

China-Indonesia Territorial Dispute: Chinese South China Sea Occupation Is A "Real Threat"

Indonesia is readying for what it considers a "real threat" from the Chinese.

Record iPhone Sales: 6 Reasons Apple Sold 10 Million, And How It Could Have Done Better

Last year's numbers included the iPhone 5c, which was a flop.

Alibaba IPO Winners: SoftBank, Jack Ma And The Bankers

After Alibaba’s IPO broke records on Friday, investors and bankers are still feeling optimistic after the weekend.

With iPhone 6, Apple Breaks Own Record: More Than 10 Million Sold In First Weekend

Apple has met iPhone 6 expectations and then some, selling more than 10 million phones over the product's opening weekend.

South Africa National Parks Workers Arrested On Suspicion Of Rhino Poaching In Kruger National Park

South Africa National Parks said that the arrests were made on Sunday after a rhino was found dead in Kruger National Park.

Business Delegation Arrives In Beijing As Fresh Protests Begin In Hong Kong

While the pro-democracy protests have struck a chord among students and activists, many Hong Kong businessmen have criticized the movement.

OSI Group Chairman and CEO Sheldon Lavin

China Food Scandal Prompts OSI Group To Lay Off 340 Employees At Shanghai Husi Plant

The food supplier from Illinois found itself at the middle of a safety scandal in July, involving a Chinese subsidiary.

China's Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region

Multiple Blasts In China's Xinjiang Region Kill At Least 2 People, Injure Several

Xinjiang in China’s northwest, which is home to the Muslim Uighur minority, has witnessed several deadly attacks in recent months.

Alibaba IPO Becomes Biggest Ever At $25B After Additional Shares Are Sold Via Greenshoe Option

Alibaba surpassed Agricultural Bank of China’s $22.1 billion IPO to become the world’s largest, after bankers hiked up the deal size.

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