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Investors will analyze economic data and the latest Fed board member comments on its stimulus.

Global spending on business travel is expected to reach $1.12 trillion this year, the GBTA BTI Outlook says.

China's exports and imports beat expectations to rise sharply, while its trade surplus narrowed more than forecast, in July.

A fossil belonging to a 165-million-year-old mammalian ancestor is one of the best-preserved fossils of its mammaliaform group that existed nearly 100 million years before the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The New York Knicks could add Beno Udrih or Chris Duhon in free agency.

Hpakant, known as Myanmar's jade capital, could disappear in 30 years due to unsustainable mining.

A Texas judge ruled that Bitcoin is a currency in a case involving a Ponzi scheme.

Scientists think a 32-year-old woman caught the new bird flu strain from her father.

A published report indicated that Wal-Mart is considering a bid for the Hong Kong-based ParknShop chain.

You can now watch pandas go about their daily lives, on iPanda.com.

Six foreign companies were fined by China for fixing the price of milk powder -- a coveted commodity in the world's most populous nation.

A draft law that is intended to help the country's farmers may instead cripple them.

President Richard Nxon and Yahya Khan both played influential roles in Asian geopolitics in the early 1970s.

China may become the world's biggest tourist destination soon, but the capital city needs better air to get its share of that business.

The maker of the critically acclaimed, pricey Model S probably fell back into the red, but on much higher revenue.

The project, which was just inaugurated in July, is criticized for benefiting China at the expense of Myanmar.

Lacking the water that's needed to extract its own shale gas, India looks to import more liquid natural gas from the U.S.

The unexpected narrowing suggests that second quarter gross domestic product growth was significantly stronger than 1.7%.

Analysts say American stock exchanges are looking more attractive to Chinese tech firms.

Reading China's July economic tea leaves.

Apple announces a program to allow customers to exchange their non-Apple power adapters for company-made ones.