CHINA

Google is working with OEMs in India for the launch of Android TV, according to Sundar Pichai, though the plan is still at an early stage.

High institutional demand ahead of an IPO later this week.

Some movies that are trash at the domestic box office are treasures overseas.

Apple announced that iPhone 6 pre-orders had topped 4 million, breaking the company's previous pre-order records.

Brent crude oil slumped to a more than two-year low under $97 per barrel.

Google's Android One will be featured on phones built by local manufacturers, priced as low as $105.

The U.S. Federal Reserve could signal the timing of its first interest-rate increase in more than eight years Wednesday.

Activists marched through Hong Kong Sunday saying they felt betrayed and angry at Beijing's refusal to allow fully-democratic elections.

Filipino authorities try to quell concerns prompted by Chinese government over the safety of Chinese travelers.

North Korea has a human rights association, and it has something to say about all those allegations of torture.

Has Iraq captured one of China's estimated hundreds of Islamic State fighters?

Calls are getting louder for new economic stimulus, by China's central bank or by its government.

A man posing as a worker at an animal testing laboratory in Germany filmed secret footage of monkeys being experimented on.

Americans need to be more protective of their right to privacy, Sotomayor said.

The newest food safety scandal regarding Chinese oil has reached Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and even the U.S.

Investors are weighing Russia's conflict with the West and a weakening Chinese economy.

The Philippines unveiled an exhibit of 60 maps it says undermine China's claims in the South China Sea.

Paris-based International Energy Agency called the recent oil demand slowdown "nothing short of remarkable."

An attack in March at the Kunming station in the southwestern province of Yunnan, killed 31 people and left 141 injured.

A majority of Chinese people believe that war with Japan will happen; and many of them see it happening within the next five years.

Russia is looking to strengthen relations, as well as find new customers for its natural resources, in Asia, as relations sour with the West.