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South Korea's military said it was fully prepared to strike back at the North, a day after Pyongyang threatened to scrap the 1953 armistice.

Dow Jones Industrial Average has shattered its old record, burying the legacy of the Great Recession.

Yao Lu's "New Landscape" photo series takes China's eyesore pollution and turns it into a work of art.

The New South China Mall includes Dutch-style houses on a canal, roller coasters and the Arc de Triomphe. It's just missing stores. And people.

Longtime Communist allies China and North Korea may be experiencing a rift in their relationship as the former agrees to sanctions.

The benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average stock index set a record high Tuesday, pushing through the 14,164 level reached in Oct. 2007.

Three years after it nearly sold its ailing German auto company, GM says it's committed to turning it around.

The LaFerrari has a 800-horsepower gasoline engine and a 163-horsepower electric motor.

Most reputed scholars and historians estimate that the number of people Stalin killed ranges from between 20 and 60 million.

This year marked the fifth consecutive election that Communists have triumphed in tiny Tripura.

While year-over-year monthly sales are still down for the Japanese auto giants, the declines are shrinking.

China's version of the the 2013 Forbes Billionaires list suggests that hundreds of Chinese billionaires are not being accounted for.

The U.S. stock index futures point to a higher open Tuesday ahead of the publication of the ISM's non-manufacturing PMI.

China’s outgoing premier, Wen Jiabao, hiked defense and security budgets while assuring stable growth in his final report.

The United States and China have a tentative deal on a sanctions resolution to punish North Korea for its third nuclear test, U.N. diplomats say.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s future is again a hot topic as Real Madrid prepare to face Manchester United.

The 12th National People’s Congress meeting, China’s top legislative body, will convene Tuesday and close on March 17.

Will the new face of the Chinese Football Association be able to mend China's soccer corruption problem? It's a tall order.

Mexico's manufacturing boom continued with Superior Industries International announcing a factory in the nation.

The state-run Xinhua News released a report acknowledging self-immolations across the nation -- but not in Tibet.

It looks like U.S. energy self-sufficiency is now within reach, even as China becomes more import-dependent.