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China's Insurance Companies In Competition With E-Commerce Giants To Sell Policies Online

Traditional insurers want to sell policies online, but some e-commerce giants have beat them to it.

Uber Opens In China As Shanghai Restricts Use Of Popular Taxi-Booking Apps

Shanghai adds restrictions to taxi apps during rush hour to even the playing field for passengers and drivers.

North Korea Still Courting Chinese Business Partners After Execution Of Jang Song Thaek

With North Korea's main proponent of China trade now executed, Pyongyang has sent a new representative to rally investment.

Snapdeal CEO Talks Online Retail In India, After eBay Funding Round (Q&A)

India’s online retail market could triple to 500 billion rupees by 2016.

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Bitcoin Ban: West Virginia Senator Seeks Complete Ban On Virtual Currencies After Fall Of MtGox

Senator Joe Manchin (D-W.Va), Wednesday, called for a complete federal ban on the cryptocurrency bitcoin following the fall of the bitcoin exchange MtGox.

VFX Oscars March: Visual Effects Workers Plan Academy Awards Protest Of Hollywood ‘Corporate Welfare’

Visual effects professionals say aggressive tax subsidies are destroying the industry, and they’re rallying on Sunday to voice their opposition.

Tencent Holdings Ltd. (0700)'s Answer To Vine: Weishi, The Chinese Short Video-Sharing App

Chinese tech giant Tencent has launched a Vine-like short video-sharing app.

Will Ukraine's New Pro-West Interim President Yuchynov Jeopardize Chinese Economic Relations?

Weapon sales, the biggest overseas agriculture deal for Beijing, billions in aid: There's a lot at stake for China in Ukraine's turmoil.

China Steel Overcapacity Reaching New Heights "Beyond Imagination"

In a case of 'where you stand depends on where you sit' - China's steel bubble seems to trouble everyone but the Chinese.

Turkish Consumers Take Gold Profits, After Strong Year For Demand In 2013

Gold demand rose the third fastest in the world in Turkey in 2013, for consumers.

Remittance Economies: How Migrant Workers Are Shaping The Economies Of Their Home Countries [MAPS]

More than 230 million people were living outside the countries of their birth in 2013. Many of them sent money home.

Motorola Moto X Moto X 2 Release Date Specs Phone 2014

Moto X2 Release Date Coming 'Late Summer': Motorola Alludes To Moto X Follow-Up [UPDATE]

Motorola said on Monday that a follow-up to its flagship Moto X was on the way, and that it will continue to innovate following its acquisition by Lenovo.

Why Asiana Airlines Was Fined $500,000 For July 6, 2013, San Francisco Airport Crash

Before Tuesday, the U.S. government had never once charged an airline for breaking the Foreign Air Carrier Family Support Act of 1997.

Another Chinese First: Pollution Is So Bad, Man Sues Government For Damages And Compensation

In a first in China, one man seeks compensation from the government for pollution-related damages.

‘HTC Power To Give’ Turns Smartphones Into A Supercomputer To Battle Cancer, AIDS And Alzheimer’s

The 'HTC Power To Give' project lets users volunteer their smartphone to aid in research projects.

BRICS Are Making Their Own Development Bank, But It's Not Going To Be Simple

In 2013, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa announced a plan to create a development bank, but progress has been slow.

China Fires Former Security Vice-Minister With Links To Detained Ex-Chief Zhou Yongkang

Li’s dismissal is just the latest development related to a series of investigations and corruption allegations linked to China’s ex-security chief.

Slaughterhouse One: Kenya To Open Donkey Abattoir To Feed Chinese Meat Demand

Kenya is getting it's first ever donkey meat slaughterhouse to feed the high demand coming from China.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Sues Chinese Government Agency And Domestic Company Over Patent Rights For Siri

Just when it's making headway in China, Apple takes on the government in a software patent case.

China Jan. Home Prices Rise 9.6%, Signals Stabilization, Shows First Ease In 14 Months

Home price rises eased for the first time in 14 months as the government's campaign to rein in property risk may be working.

Beijing Air Pollution Alert Raised To ‘Orange’ For First Time After Smog Levels Become Hazardous

Beijing faces some of its worst air pollution ever, but will the government take real action?

Hong Kong Considers Anti-Discrimination Laws To Include Mainland Chinese As 'Anti-Locust' Protests Continue

As protests targeting Chinese mainlanders continue, Hong Kong considers amending hate-crime laws.

Artificial Muscles Made With Fishing Line Can Lift 100 Times More Weight Than Human Muscles [VIDEO]

The humble fishing line is being used to create some incredibly strong artificial muscles.

Q&A With Michelle Gibley, Director Of International Research: Will Mexico Pass Brazil As Latin America’s Most Attractive Market For Foreign Investment?

Will Brazil and Mexico's stock markets sink or swim in 2014? Schwab's international market analyst Michelle Gibley weighs in.

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