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Relax. September won't see a repeat of June’s liquidity scare in China. Here's why.

Stocks could open mixed as investors weigh the latest developments on the Syrian crisis.

University rankings are showing that free and low-cost education in Europe is as good as what America has.

In addition to whether Tim Cook is on a flight to Beijing right now, China Mobile is the big question on everyone's mind.

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In several new communities, infrastructure and economic opportunities lag the pace of property development, making it difficult to attract residents.

Apple will introduce 2 new iPhone models Tuesday, and IBTimesTV's Marisa Krystian has the latest scoops from IBTimes Tech Editor Dave Smith.

Western nations have reacted with extreme caution to the Russian-Syrian proposal, even if Assad seems sincere.

Chinese consumers purchased 11.3 million cars in the first eight months of 2013; U.S. buyers bought 10.6 million.

Obama wants to keep military force an option; Putin says the proposal "can work" if the "American side" rejects the use of force.

Nowhere on planet earth are people happier, a new U.N. report claims, than in one of its coldest corners: Scandinavia.

Stocks may open higher as efforts for a diplomatic solution to the Syrian crisis intensified while China released more positive economic data.

China’s industrial production in August rose 10.4 percent, while retail sales rose 13.4 percent indicating resilient growth.

Potential agreements with China Mobile and NTT DoCoMo for the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C could boost Apple’s smartphone sales significantly.

Thai Airways had two priorities Sunday night after one of its planes skidded off the runway: evacuate the passengers and cover up the logos.

Alan Valdes, vice president of trading at DME Securities, discusses the Fed chairman's legacy and when the FOMC will taper QE.

Apple has a special media event planned for later today, but what should consumers expect?

Rumors visited by 5,000 visitors or are reposted more than 500 times could lead to three years in jail, according to new regulation.

As Macau’s gambling scene grows ever richer, other longtime players like Singapore and the U.S. struggle to expand earnings.

Thai Airways said it blacked out the logo of the skidded plane to protect the company's image. But did it backfire?

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