Catholicism In China: Pope Francis' Message Brings Hope Of Improved Sino-Vatican Relations
Pope Francis took steps toward improving Sino-Vatican relations this week, but China and the Holy See still have a long way to go.
Can The Enigmatic Chinese Businessman Behind The Nicaraguan Canal Complete The Project?
The man behind the $50 billion project designed to revitalize Nicaragua's economy remains a mystery.
'GTA 5' PS4, PC, Xbox One Release Date This Fall: Game Will 'Blow You Away,' Says Take-Two CEO
'GTA 5' will be even better on the Xbox One and PS4, Take Two CEO assures fans.
At China’s Request, Daimler Recalls 50,000 Smart Cars For Risk Of Cooling Belt Break
China tells maker of Mercedes-Benz to recall Smart cars. In Europe the problem is being treated like a routine maintenance issue.
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Apple Opens First iCloud Data Center In Mainland China With China Telecom
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Alibaba Finds Suspicious Accounting At Hong Kong Film Unit Ahead Of US IPO
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ISIS Weapons Growing In Number, Sophistication: A Soviet, Balkan And American Mix, But The Group Can't Use All Of Them
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Shinzo Abe’s Offering To Yasukuni Shrine Angers China, South Korea
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iPhone 6 Production: Apple Bans Two Toxic Chemicals From Manufacturing Process
Apple has banned the use of two toxic chemicals from being uses in its factories in China.
Wal-Mart Trims Earnings Outlook On Flat US Sales, Declining Store Traffic
The world's biggest retailer is fighting off a slump in the U.S.
US Military Chief's First Visit To Vietnam Since 1971 Aimed At Strengthening Military Ties
Both U.S. and Vietnam share concerns about China's growing assertions over disputed regions of the South China Sea.
Chinese Police Open Fire On Tibetan Protesters: Report
In the past, Ganzi has seen some of the worst violence between Tibetan people and Chinese authorities.
Audi, BMW Face Fines In China For Breaking Anti-Monopoly Law
In recent weeks, China has launched investigations into the local business practices of several foreign companies across sectors.
North Korea Fires Short-Range Projectiles An Hour Before Pope Francis’ Visit To South Korea
North Korea reportedly declined an invitation from church officials in the South to be there for Pope Francis' first visit to Asia.
Lenovo Q1 Net Profit Climbs 23% As Smartphone Sales Surge
Lenovo's core PC business, which still accounts for roughly 82 percent of sales, continued to tighten its grip on the market.
Expert Says iPhone 6 Is On Track For September Launch As It Nears Mass Production
The iPhone 6 is expected to soon enter mass production in time for a September launch.
France Is The Top Tourism Destination In The World; The U.S. Nabs Second Place
The country drew 84.7 million visitors in 2013.
Samsung Galaxy Alpha Annnounced, Smartphone Trades Plastic For Metal
In a bid to compete with Apple's iPhone, Samsung unveiled its latest smartphone sporting a metal frame.
WeChat's 438 Million Users Mean Big Profits For China-Based Tencent Holdings
WeChat, which is available around the world, has turned Tencent into Alibaba's biggest rival.
Japan 'Strongly Protests' Against Russian Exercises On Disputed Isles
The exercises on the disputed islands are a blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to court resource-rich Russia.
Taiwan Eyes China's Interest In Its Real Estate With Suspicion
Taipei's real estate market, fed by investments from mainland China, has shot up almost 200 percent in the last decade.
China Jails Former Mayor For 13 Years, Probes Former Bank Chief On Corruption Charges
In the past week, the Communist Party of China said it has exposed 154 breaches of "anti-bureaucracy and formalism guidelines."
As Money Leaves Russian Stocks, China, Other BRICS Benefit
Data show that more money left Russian stocks and bonds in mid-July than at any other time in the last six months.
Illegal Ivory Trade: US Authorities Target American Auction Houses
New data shows auction houses are unwittingly contributing to a growing illegal market for ivory.
North Korea Spreads Propaganda Message With Tourism Video Aimed At Western Internet
North Korean propaganda traditionally trumpets military strength, but carefully crafted tourism videos now show a gentler side.
China Cracks Down Some More On Drugs With Beijing Bar Raid
A police raid of a popular expat bar in Beijing illustrates China's intensifying effort to combat a surge in drug use in the country.
China Going After Foreign Auto, Tech, Pharma, Food Companies It Says Are Gouging Chinese Consumers
From targeting producers of baby formula to the maker of Windows 7, China is on an anti-monopoly, anti-foreign company drive.
Panda Triplets In China Zoo Are Alive And Kicking 15 Days After Birth [VIDEO]
The panda cubs are being seen as a “miracle” as the survival rate at birth for panda triplets is a mere 1 percent.
Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Nears: Purported Retail Box Surfaces Fueling Anticipation
In the photo, the iPhone 6 home screen lacks the Health app that Apple announced for the iOS 8.
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