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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mexico, the poor southern partner in the NAFTA triad, has seen explosive growth in auto manufacturing in the past two decades.

The opposition and the president had signed an EU-mediated deal to stop the bloodshed.

The Defense Department will now require by law that all of its American flags be made in the United States (instead of, say, China.)

The closures jeopardize one region's leading industry and the livelihood of its workers.

Macro targets and local-government debt are likely to top the agenda when China’s top legislative body meets March 5.

Fine art has emerged as a surprisingly convenient channel for wealthy Chinese to send their illegal cash abroad.

Team USA currently holds the overall lead with 25 medals (11 bronze), and host country Russia is second with 23, followed by Canada and the Netherlands with 22.

The amount of money flowing out of the U.S. in the form of remittances has almost tripled in the last 20 years.

Friday's meeting would be the third between President Barack Obama and the Tibetan leader.

Clashes between protesters and government forces spread to five cities over three days, leaving 75 dead and hundreds injured.

Mxit, Kik and Viber are just a few WhatsApp competitors gaining popularity in global markets.