CHINA

Following the lead of wealthy individuals and banks, Chinese property developers are moving into the U.S.

So far, retailers are not supporting a plan to help the factory workers of Bangladesh - site of a building collapse that killed more than 700.

China is now experiencing its third wave of mass emigration, and this time it's not the poor who are leaving.

A new Pentagon report blames the Chinese military for numerous cyberattacks on military computers,

An employer in Chongqing told employees to crawl as part of training in "resilience to pressure."

South Asia, which accounts for about one-fourth of the global population, records 40 percent of all first-day deaths on the planet.

Manny Pacquiao’s next fight will be against Brandon Rios on Nov. 24 in Macau, China.

The Pentagon presented to Congress its annual report on China's military, angering Chinese state media.

Two Chinese provinces' plans to expand local vineyards may prove costly for the endangered species.

Last year, China poured some £8 billion into the U.K. -– an all-time record –- and quintuple the amount from just two year ago.

The state-controlled Bank of China has ended dealings with a key North Korean bank in response to the North's nuclear and missile tests.

GM is setting up a Chinese factory to make Cadillacs for locals - with the goal of snatching market share from the Germans.

An Indian postman is building a replica of the Taj Mahal to honor his late wife.

The Beijing-based company will be the country’s largest platform in a crowded market for online videos.

Prostitution is rampant in China, despite its illegality and periodic crackdowns by state authorities.

You've heard of ping-pong diplomacy and panda diplomacy. Limo diplomacy is a newcomer to the arsenal of soft-power tools.

China is carrying out systematic cyber-espionage on the U.S. military and private businesses to acquire technology, the Pentagon charged Monday in its most blunt assessment yet.

Poisoning, government censorship, angry netizens and a petition to the White House: a story from 19 years ago comes roaring back.

Daniel Barkeley of the satirical Daily Currant insists he is not trying to deceive readers after the Drudge Report mistook a Currant story for real news.

China's austerity measures are not only affecting its public officials accustomed to luxury; they're affecting Swiss watchmakers.

Social scientists are surprised to find more Chinese with socialist or communist leanings -- more "patriotic" and "conservative" -- since the late 1980s. But it's a locally flavored conservatism.