CHINA

In the country's latest restriction of media, Beijing has warned domestic journalists not to share information with their foreign counterparts.

A nationwide ban on observing Ramadan in China extends to a college, where students face harsh repercussions for fasting.

As the United Auto Workers announces a new local chapter for Volkswagen plant employees, conservatives hint at support for labor boards.

Google was mysteriously made available in China for a few hours during John Kerry's visit to Beijing.

Access to Google has returned for Chinese users, but no one knows for how long.

The company's annual projection is up 4.2 percent from its 2013 forecast.

Four journalists and the CEO of the Unity Journal were reportedly found guilty by a central Myanmar court of leaking state secrets.

Chinese hackers broke into the computer networks of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and accessed the agency's database.

The highly anticipated launch of the so-called revamped A330 depends on the response of airlines and lessors that are being courted just days before next week's event. Still, the company seems to be securing at least two buyers, the sources.

Contrary to several reports, the next iPhone 6 won't be made entirely by Foxconn robots.

The world's two biggest carbon emitters signed eight partnership pacts during a Beijing summit this week.

Chinese authorities put an activist couple under house arrest after they received a dinner invitation from the U.S. embassy.

The producer price index dropped 1.1 percent in its 28th straight month of decline.

Apple says willing to discuss settlement with Zhizhen Internet Technology.

Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang spoke at the Strategic Economic Dialogue between China and the U.S. in Beijing.

Since last Thursday, China has begun releasing the confessions of 45 Japanese World War II criminals.

Officials from the U.S. and China are expected to discuss 60 topics during the annual, two-day "Strategic and Economic Dialogue" in Beijing.

China's currency has been appreciating -- but the U.S. is still pushing for more.

Upcoming iPhones may feature bigger batteries, which could back up rumors of larger displays.

With surveillance issues already straining relations, a double agent's arrest further threatens the alliance.

Here, in a series of charts, are the biggest beneficiaries of the bank's financial services.