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China Shows Off Economic And Political Prowess By Offering To Buy Back Its Lost Art From A Bankrupt American City

For Chinese investors, items in the Detroit Institute of Arts collection would be a point of national pride, not just portfolio pieces.

China's Private Equity Princelings Use Elite Connections To Help Raise Billions

China's President Hu Jintao shakes hands with former President Jiang Zemin at the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution in Beijing

The offspring of China's elite is taking its clout to the private equity world.

China Importers Default On Soy Cargoes

Recent defaults on loans, bonds and shadow banking products has highlighted rising credit risks in China, partly fueled by signs the economy is slowing.

Weddings And Funerals Require 10-Day Notice: China's Newest Crackdown On Extravagance

Chinese officials now need to seek advance approval before spending on large occasions like weddings or funerals.

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Shark Fin Exports From Hong Kong To China Dropped 90% Last Year Thanks To China's Anti-Corruption Campaign And Environmental Groups

A surprising downturn in China's shark fin market boosts the outlook for some endangered species.

Ming Dynasty ‘Chicken Cup’ Sold For Record $36M To Shanghai Collector At Sotheby's Auction In Hong Kong

The "chicken cup," which was sold to Shanghai collector, Liu Yiqian, would likely go on display in his Long Museum in Shanghai.

Manny Pacquiao Vs. Timothy Bradley 2: Tickets, Date, Undercard For WBO Welterweight Title Fight

Tickets are still available for when Manny Pacquiao fights Timothy Bradley.

Two Former China Mobile Ltd. (CHL) Executives Sentenced For $67 Million In Bribes Involving An Acquisition By Australian Firm Telstra Corporation Ltd (TLS)

China's anti-corruption crackdown continues with the sentencing of two former China Mobile executives.

Oil climbs back above $106 as Iran talks stall

Iran 'Will Not Wait For America's Permission' To Boost Oil Exports: Iranian Oil Minister

Iran plans to keep increasing its crude production and exports, despite U.S.-led sanctions against the effort.

Kazakhstan Exploring Options For Oil Exports, May Partner With Iran, In Light Of Sanctions Against Russia

The Central Asian country has close ties to Russia but may consider a partnership with Iran to export its oil without Russian pipelines.

Sri Lanka Refuses To Cooperate With UN Inquiry Into Human Rights Violations Committed By Government And Tamil Tiger Rebels

A UN panel said it has found evidence that nearly 40,000 Tamil minority civilians were killed in the final phase of the war in Sri Lanka.

Chinese And Japanese Scholars Take Diaoyu / Senkaku Territorial Disputes To Textbooks

The ongoing territorial dispute between China and Japan has found a new medium. And South Korea even gets a mention.

India 2014 Elections: What Kind Of Policies Would A BJP-Narendra Modi Government Pursue?

PM candidate Narendra Modi is already a highly controversial figure due largely to events that took place in his native state of Gujarat in 2002.

520 Million-Year-Old Shrimp Has Earliest Vascular System, Fossil ‘Pristinely Preserved’ As Mudstone [PHOTO]

Researchers uncovered a 520 million-year-old arthropod fossil that has the first-known cardiovascular system preserved in remarkable detail.

World Bank Cuts China's Growth Target, Underlining Concerns Among Global Markets And Investors; Developed Nations To Drive Growth In 2014

The report expressed concerns about China's policy agenda being too ambitious and encouraged reforms as the path to sustained growth.

World’s Largest Aquarium, Ocean Kingdom, Opens In ‘The Orlando Of China’

If Macau is China’s Las Vegas, Hengqin Island is about to become its Orlando.

U.S., In Nod To Tokyo, To Send More Ships To Japan, Prods China

A series of missile launches from North Korea fuels tensions in the Far East.

Malaysia Airlines MH370 Search: Chinese Ship Hunting For Missing Malaysia Jet Detects 'Ping' [UPDATE]

Australian search authorities said such a signal would be consistent with a black box.

Apple iPhone 6 Rumors: Why The Next-Gen iPhone With A Bigger Screen Could Be ‘Very Special’ Success In China

Chinese carriers believe that consumers may be holding out for the iPhone 6, which is likely to sport a screen size of nearly 5 inches.

China's Attempt To Link 130 Million People (More Than The Entire Population Of Japan) Together To Solve Its Smog Problem Is All Bluff

The move to redraw China's boundaries makes as much sense as calling the area between Boston and Washington "Bosington," an expert says.

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