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Most of the Asian markets rose in the week as investor sentiment was lifted after the euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund reached a deal on financing the next tranche of the bailout package to Greece.

China is looking to develop Shanghai into a major gold trading center.

China's recent success in co-producing Hollywood films shows it is capable of overtaking the U.S. in the moviemaking game. But will government regulations and traditional culture allow it?

Just a few days after Chinese regulators approved the iPhone 5 for sale in the country, Apple on Friday announced its aggressive launch schedule for releasing its new iOS devices in China within the coming weeks.

CEOs from over 40 international companies urged nations around the world to end HIV-based travel restrictions.

Chinese consumers reeled back on uncertainties, hitting retailers with heavy exposure to the market.

Missouri Powerball winners Mark and Cindy will spend their money wisely, the couple says

New reports in China show HIV/AIDS cases have increased, while discrimination against those with the virus still remains.

Windows 8, the latest OS from Microsoft, isn't a barn burner, market researcher NPD Group determined.

Windows 8, the latest OS from Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT), the No. 1 software company, isn't a barnburner, market researcher NPD Group determined.

SugarSync, the provider of virtual storage in the cloud, introduced a service to allow customers to synchronize data using all versions of smartphones.

Encouraged by stronger economic indicators and outlook, U.S. multinational companies are speeding up their China expansion plans.

Asian shares edged up Friday on hopes of an eventually deal to avoid a U.S. fiscal crisis.

Once-cowed Myanmar villagers have forced a halt to a Chinese-owned mining project after relentless protests, making officials investigate their complaints.

Will consolidating China's many cabinet-level agencies be a realistic solution to streamlining government processes?

A South African court has ruled that the government deliberately delayed a decision to grant the Dalai Lama a visa to attend the Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s 80th birthday celebrations in 2011.

As China's infrastructure continues to develop, some homeowners refuse to make way for developers because of inadequate compensation.

Both the U.S. and Israel suspect Tehran is building nuclear bombs at its nuclear development facilities.

Chinese regulators have approved the iPhone 5 for a "network access license" in the country, meaning Apple's carrier partners can begin selling the phone in the China in the very near future.

Before the pivotal UN vote on Palestinian statehood, speakers are scheduled to commemorate the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

China says other countries should not read too much into the placement of a new map on its passports.