CHINA

Rising oil prices as Egypt simmers, a slowing Chinese economy, and US data will influence markets ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.

Beijing is carefully tamping down expectations for the second-quarter GDP data due out on July 15. How low can it go?

A weakening in China's services sector hurts Asian markets, which will now look to key jobs data from the US on Friday for direction.

Some wealthy adults in Shenzhen, China, are consuming breast milk because of its nutritional value.

Like their counterparts in Western Europe, Mongolian Nazis shave their heads, stomp around in jackboots, sport swastika tattoos and don SS-style apparel.

China launched a new petition website, similar to the White House's, so citizens can file complaints. Can the servers handle the traffic?

The first giant panda to be born in the U.S. this year will likely come in the next two to three weeks.

IBTimes Staff Writer Patricia Rey Mallen discusses China's Latin America push with IBTimes TV's Sally Turner.

India joins the US, China, Russia, Europe and Japan in successfully launching a satellite to aid its navigation systems.

The bears say quantitative easing is boosting stocks. The bulls? A growing U.S. economy, which will push stocks even higher.

Apple could tie up with SK Telecom to launch iPhone 5S with the new LTE Advanced network in South Korea.

Australia's central bank left rates at record lows saying past cuts would aid growth for now.

The New Century Global Center in Chengdu, in western China, opened last week as the world's largest freestanding building.

Recent research has led advisors away from their neutral stance on commodities such as gold, copper and oil that they held since November 2011.

The Chinese investment vehicle CAD Fund will ramp up its investments in Africa to build markets and spur development.

Is the unrest in Northwest China a result of encouraged "terrorism" or the backlash of unfair ethnic policies?

Chinese police probe the British pharmaceutical giant after its internal investigation finds no evidence of corruption.

Google is shutting down its Reader today, quipping that it means the end of the Internet.

A new law in China requires the children of the Chinese elderly to either frequently visit their parents or contact them.

Laos economy, benefiting from better infrastructure in the region, is set to expand in the coming years.

Chinese firefighters helped wrangle a two-foot long reptile found in an apartment last week in Leshan City.