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BMW i3 Unveiled: Electric Vehicle Will Arrive In Dealerships Later This Year [PHOTOS]

The BMW i3, the company's new electric vehicle, was unveiled on Monday and will arrive in select dealerships later this year.

Apple Supplier Pegatron In Hot Water: iPhone Maker Issues Response To China Labor Violations Claims [FULL TEXT]

Local and mainland Chinese university students dress as Foxconn workers during a rally in Hong Kong in May, demonstrating against the "dire" working conditions of workers from Foxconn and Apple.

Apple responded to labor violation allegations after the China Labor Watch accused Pegatron of violating major safety and environmental standards.

Apple (AAPL) Accused Of iPhone Supply Chain Violations Connected To Shanghai Factories Run By Pegatron Corporation

Watchdog says Apple supplier Pegatron withheld pay, imposed excessive hours and violated Chinese safety and environmental laws.

World’s Largest Mushroom? Giant Fungus In China Weighs 33 Pounds [VIDEO, PHOTO]

A giant mushroom head found in China's Yunan province weighs 33 pounds and measures 8 feet in diameter.

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China urges U.S. to boost confidence in debt, dollar

China Orders An Audit Of Government Debt Amid Slowdown And Concerns Over Impact Of Local Government Debt On Banking System

The order comes as GDP growth slows and worries mount over vulnerabilities in local government finances and their effect on the banking system.

Apple IPhone 5C: Is This The Name Of The Tech Giant’s Budget Smartphone?

Clues gathered across three continents this weekend indicate Apple Inc.’s anticipated budget smartphone may be called the iPhone 5C.

China's Economic Hard Landing: Think Twice Before Gloating Over China’s Slowdown

For 30 years, the world watched in awe as China's economy galloped ahead, but China's slowdown might not stick to the script.

Too Big To Fail: From Lehman To GM To Maybe Detroit, Can The Bailouts Finally Stop?

As regulators debate the detriments of "too big to fail," the concept remains an inevitability.

China's New Aristocrat Class Looks For Refinement At Finishing Schools

Etiquette classes and training are gaining in popularity among newly wealthy Chinese women.

Chinese Tourists Damaging Fauna and Flora On Disputed Paracel Islands Raise Ire Of Conservationists

A post featuring photos of Chinese tourists eating protected sea life has some Chinese concerned about the preservation of the Paracel Islands.

UK Porn Filter: Censorship Extends Beyond Pornography, But One ISP Is Fighting Back

In the wake of David Cameron's U.K. porn filter, reports have found that the filters will censor far more than porn.

Big Choices Face Japan’s Prime Minister

With his newly won parliamentary majority in both houses of the Diet, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe faces an important choice.

China's Newest Real Estate Investment Craze: Detroit's Housing Crisis

As Chinese real estate prices continue to soar, investors are moving their money to Detroit in hopes of turning a profit.

With Myanmar Economy On The Rise, Indian Companies Want To Wrest Business Away From Dominant Chinese Rivals

Whether or not Indian companies can challenge Chinese rivals in Myanmar will depend, in part, on the Export-Import Bank of India.

Smithfield’s Proposed Acquisition By Shuanghui Fuels Concerns About Heparin Drug Safety And Supply

U.S. lawmakers have sought information from Smithfield Foods on the impact of its purchase by Shuanghui on heparin's safety and availability.

Distrust Of Domestic Brands Leads Chinese Tourists To Stock Up On Baby Formula While Abroad

Since the melamine-tainted milk scandal of 2008, China has grappled with food safety issues, fueling consumers’ preference for foreign brands.

Starbucks Corporation (SBUX) Q3 Earnings Beat Expectations, Show Solid Growth In Asia

Profit and earnings per share results for the coffee shop chain both beat out analyst expectations.

General Motors Company (GM) And Apple Inc (AAPL) Earnings Reveal Sales Challenges In China, Europe

Top Three Things Investors Need To Watch In A Company's Earnings Report [VIDEO]

Jonathan Corpina with Meridian Equity Partners Inc. discusses the top three things investors need to watch in a company's earnings report.

Protests In The Philippines Over China's Claims On Scarborough Shoal Shut Down Chinese Visa Office

One year after announcing a claim over an island in the South China Sea, Filipino protesters speak up against China's counterclaim.

China's Exclusive Social Network For Business Elite, 'Zhenghe Island,' Bans Political Talk

China is known for its restrictions online. Now, a private social media site is self-enforcing a restriction on political conversations.

Myanmar's Largest Investor, China, May See Its Investment Share Dwindle As Western Companies Move In

Chinese businesses have become unpopular in Myanmar, owing to contracts seen as unfair and environmental damages.

‘Zonkey’ Born In Italy, Zebra-Donkey Hybrid Is ‘Only One Of His Kind’ In The Country [PHOTOS]

Ippo the 'zonkey,' a cross between a female donkey and a male zebra, was born on Monday in Florence, Italy.

Moody’s Ratings (MCO) Reviews Philippines, Suggesting Possible Upgrade In Future

The slight shift will mean Moody’s rates the country as reasonably safe for investment.

General Motors (GM) Reports 24% Profit Decline In Q2 On Asian Weakness And High Costs In Australia But Still Beats Street View

The No. 1 U.S. automaker said it's working to slash expenses in its high-cost Australian operations.

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