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The three-country trade bloc was more noteworthy for a nation it didn't include: Ukraine.

The IOC is set to announce the candidate cities for the 2022 games this July, but why have so many cities withdrawn their applications?

Investors lauded the news, sending Hillshire's shares up more than 16 percent to $52.12 in midday trading, above Tyson's offer price.

A Chinese woman has apologized for decapitating a kitten and sharing pictures online.

Android could lose a tiny sliver of market share over the next four years, as Windows Phone grows in popularity.

As global food prices continue to rise, evidence shows that perishable goods are the overwhelming driver behind the increase.

Syrians forced to flee the country began voting on Wednesday -- but not all of them went to the polls for a sham election.

Beijing's order that state-owned enterprises not use management consultancies sends a chilling message to companies looking to invest there.

The European Commission's new rules on South African citrus imports could have major implications for Europe's fresh fruit market.

China is paying the equivalent $80 to attract tourists to the restive Xinjiang province, where several attacks have occurred.

President Obama addressed the U.S. Military Academy's class of 2014 Wednesday.

Humans evolved larger brains as a result of weaker muscles.

The U.K.’s Serious Fraud Office has opened a formal criminal investigation into the pharmaceutical company's commercial practices.

Does Alibaba's latest move beef up its logistics business to play in international markets?

The public sentencing is reminiscent of China's revolutionary era rallies and follows a similar event last week in the region.

Tycoon Petro Poroshenko is likely to focus on stability, and repairing ties with Russia, more than on fighting corruption.

China's accusation against Cisco is the latest iteration in an increasingly perilous squabble between the two great powers.

Beijing government censors are now policing text message services, and they don't like what they're seeing.

"X-Men: Days Of Future Past" missed its mark in the U.S., but its promotional strategy in China paid off handsomely.

The attack occurred not far from where the Islamist insurgents shot or burned to death 59 pupils at a boarding school in February.

State-owned Youth Daily accuses networking company of aiding U.S. spying.