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Starbucks (SBUX) Coffee: Unpopular In Europe, Africa & The Middle East In 2013, But That May Change

Despite strong earnings overall, Starbucks’ financial summary for 2013 so far highlighted a tough year in Europe and other regions.

China Oil And Gas: Chinese M&A Gusher Keeps Going as Firms Continue To Buy Energy Sources Abroad In 2013

Seven of the 10 biggest Chinese foreign mergers or acquisitions by the Chinese so far this year were in the energy sector.

IMF Warns Africa Of Increased Exposure To Global Financial Shocks, Including Possible Ones From China

African governments raised a record $8 billion in bonds this year, contributing to the continent's exposure to global financial breakdowns.

Contaminated Spices: Your Spice Rack May Be Full Of Salmonella, Insects, Excrement And Other ‘Filth,’ Says FDA

The Food and Drug Administration tested imported spices over a three-year period and found many contaminated with “filth” such as salmonella, insects and hair.

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Rjukan, Norway, Sees Winter Sun For First Time Thanks To Mountain Mirrors

Rjukan, Norway, has spent six months of every year without direct sunlight, but new mountaintop mirrors herald a brighter future.

10 Best Cities To Visit In 2014, According To Lonely Planet

Only one U.S. city made Lonely Planet’s 2014 watch list, and it’s not one of North America’s coastal charmers.

Tiananmen Square Suicide Terrorist Crash: How China's Government Handled Attack Differently Than The U.S. Response To The Boston Marathon Bombing

China took the polar opposite approach when handling a high-profile emergency situation.

China Detains 5 Suspects In Monday’s Tiananmen Square Incident; Calls It A Terrorist Attack

All the suspects are said to be from the country’s restive Xinjiang province, which is home to the Uighur Muslim minority community.

Global Wine Shortage: Has Our Worldwide Barrel Run Dry?

According to a new report from Morgan Stanley Research, global demand for wine is outpacing its production.

Perspectives On Central Bank Gold Buying: Gold Experts

Does Russia's surprise buy in September mean anything for central banks' gold-buying in coming months?

Ri Sol Ju: Who Is North Korea's First Lady, And What Do We Know About Her?

Kim Jong Un's wife has been stealing headlines lately, yet very little is known about her.

Manny Pacquiao is 54-5-2 in his boxing career.

Pacquiao News: Is Pac-Man Over-training For Fight Against 'Strong And Fast' Brandon Rios?

Manny Pacquiao is training as hard as ever for his fight with Brandon Rios.

China's Photoshop Fail: Worse Than North Korea's Photoshopped Officials? [PHOTOS]

North Korea isn't very good at Photoshopping its handout pictures. Turns out China isn't, either.

Major Chinese Lenders ICBC, AgBank, BoC, BoCom Post Quarterly Earnings; Report Rise In Revenues

AgBank’s September quarter profits rose the most among peers such as ICBC, BoC and BoCom.

1 In 4 Chinese Students Drop Out Of Ivy Universities And Return Home For Jobs

Studies are reporting that Chinese students are dropping out of U.S. schools and heading home to find work.

Let’s Make London A Center Of Global Islamic Finance: David Cameron

Global Islamic investments are predicted to reach £1.3 trillion ($2.1 trillion) in value by next year.

Worldwide Smartphone Shipments Grew In Q3 While Chinese Demand For Low-Cost Android Devices Hurt Apple’s Market Share

Record growth in the global smartphone market bodes well for the upcoming holiday quarter, according to IDC.

JPMorgan Chase Seeks Protection From Future Criminal Charges, Stalling $13B Settlement With Justice Department: Report

The bank’s $13 billion deal with the Justice Department dissolves civil charges but criminal charges could be brought in the future.

Chinese Man Yang Hu Cuts Off His Penis Because He's Tired Of Being Single

Chinese bachelor, Yang Hu was tired of being single so he chopped off his own penis and then cycled to the nearest hospital when he realized his mistake.