CHINA

The former Chicago Bulls basketball star is suing Qiaodan Sports Co., a Chinese company, for using his Chinese name.

Shanshan Du and Yu Qin head to court Tuesday to see how long they will serve for stealing GM's hybrid car technology.

The electronics retailer is ditching Europe just as the partnership with Carphone Warehouse seemed to be gaining momentum.

The average cost of rent in Beijing is now so high that many are on the verge of not being able to afford to live there.

Most of the world's biggest spenders come from Asia, but one Middle Eastern nation's residents spend almost twice as much on travel.

How to say, "Oh, so many weapons. Great!" and other helpful, everyday English phrases.

Two Western retailers promised to compensate the families of the victims of the country’s worst industrial accident.

A maiden voyage of ship carrying 100 Chinese tourists was heading toward an unlikely destination: the disputed Paracel Islands.

An affluent class has arisen in India that is now able to purchase symbols of Western prosperity.

"Iron Man 3" has grossed more than "The Avengers" overseas in its opening week. The new Tony Stark movie will arrive in theaters in Canada and the U.S. on May 3.

The Chinese government's commitment to industrial policy is producing a string of losses from state-subsidized companies.

China's top-ranking businesspeople and officials are paid a fraction of their American counterparts, but that doesn't mean they're poor.

Apple's Chinese manufacturer is in hot water again about working conditions at its factories.

In Seoul, South Korea’s largest city, prostitution is widespread and peculiarly civilized.

Turkey, annoyed with its 54-year-long wait for acceptance into the European Union, has signed up to partner with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, or SCO. Otherwise known as a gang of dictator states.Despite the abounding questions regarding this "perspective," and while Turkey may not be a "slave," one thing is certain: It has found itself with some interesting bedfellows -- the authoritarian regimes that comprise the SCO -- Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.

The International Monetary Fund warned that Asian policymakers should monitor growing financial imbalances fueled by cheap credit.

Crude oil prices hovered below $93 a barrel on Monday as economic reports from the U.S. and China weighed on the demand outlook.

The trial of Kenneth Bae, a Korean-American arrested six months ago, started Saturday. He could face the death penalty.

Nokia's was once the market leader in the mobile-phone space, but it hasn't transitioned well to smartphones.

North Korea will begin a trial against a U.S. citizen, who was detained last year after he entered North Korea from China.

Samsung has officially unveiled the Samsung Galaxy S4 Duos I9502, the dual-SIM version of its latest flagship smartphone on Friday in China.