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Chimpanzee Intelligence: Man’s Closest Relative Outwits Humans In ‘Game Theory’ Test

A new study suggests chimps have superior memories and can follow choice patterns better than humans.

McDonald's To Boost China Supplier Audits After Food Safety Scandal

McDonald's will push for more video monitoring at its Chinese suppliers and send more quality control specialists to meat production facilities.

China No Longer Top Destination For Foreign Companies Due To Prosecution

Nearly half of all respondents in a survey of U.S. businesses said foreign firms were being singled out in a government crackdown.

Fiji Says Syrian Rebels Want Compensation, Removal From Terror List

Negotiations have reportedly been stepped up between the Al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front and a new U.N. negotiation team now in place in Syria.

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Syria Conflict: 43 Golan Heights Peacekeepers Seized By Militants, 81 Trapped

The UN peacekeepers were seized in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, and the United Nations is working to secure their release.

China Adds Anti-Japanese Television Programming Ahead Of Mukden Incident Anniversary

China's government is making the country's most popular networks carve out time to air anti-Japanese and "anti-fascist" content.

Modi Eyes Breakthrough Nuclear Pact On Japan Trip

India has been pushing for an agreement with Japan on the lines of a 2008 deal with the United States.

What Is Hello Kitty If Not A Cat? Twitter Reacts To Japanese Character Being A Girl

Hello Kitty isn't a cat and Twitter users struggled to handle the news Wednesday.

Mexico Auto Industry: Why Are Kia Motors, BMW, Nissan, And Mercedes Headed South Of The Border?

Kia is setting up a billion-dollar factory in Mexico, which has attracted nearly $10 billion in similar investments in just three years.

Stem Cell Research Scandal: Japan Lab ‘Could Not Confirm’ Results Of Controversial Experiment

The research was initially heralded as a breakthrough in the field of stem cell biology, but was later met with skepticism.

India's Instant Message Startup Hike Raises $65 Million In Funding Led By Tiger Global

HIke, India's rival to Facebook's Whatsapp, has raised $65 million from Tiger Global, Bharti Softbank

China Wants To Build A New Operating System. Will It Work?

The project to build a system to rival global players like Apple and Android is ambitious but may be doomed commercially.

Japan’s Experimental Ebola Drug Avigan Made By Fujifilm Subsidiary

The Japanese camera company has expanded its horizons.

Fukushima Court Rules Against Nuclear Operator In Suicide Suit

The civil suit by Mikio Watanabe claimed that Tokyo Electric Power Co Inc (Tepco) was to blame for the July 2011 death of his wife.

Japanese Politician Caught With Crystal Meth in China Begins Trial

Takuma Sakuragi, a Japanese city councilor, faces a death sentence in China if found guilty of trafficking more than 7 pounds of crystal meth.

VIDEO Real Madrid 2-0 Córdoba: Highlights, Goals; Ronaldo And Benzema Give Los Blancos Opening La Liga Win

Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo scored the goals as Real Madrid beat Córdoba 2-0 in La Liga action at the Bernabeu.

Ebola Epidemic: Japan Could Offer Unapproved Ebola Drug, Government Official Says

Japan’s Fujifilm and its U.S. partner MediVector plan to use the drug in the fight against Ebola.

Janet L. Yellen-Jackson Hole-Aug. 21, 2014

Fed Should Lay Groundwork For Interest Rate Hikes: Officials

The U.S. Federal Reserve has not boosted its interest rates since 2006.

Jackie Robinson West From Chicago Will Face Asia Pacific For Little League World Series Championship

Jackie Robinson West avenged its loss to Las Vegas earlier in the series.

Gap Announces Plans For India Foray, Expansion In China And Japan

Gap Inc. is looking to reduce its dependence on markets in the U.S., which currently account for 77 percent of the company's revenues.

Japan Landslide Update: Friday Landslide Fears Halt Rescue Operations In Hiroshima

Nearly 2,500 police and military officials are searching for the missing people, and more than 4,000 people have been told to evacuate.

One Of The Oldest Stars In The Universe Discovered By Scientists

Scientists have found traces of one of the oldest stars in the universe, believed to be 140 times the size of the sun.

Tales of Xillia 2 Review: The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same [VIDEO]

The “Tales” series has always been a bit different, often sacrificing flashy graphics in the name of storytelling and engrossing combat.

Donetsk Sees Fresh Clashes, At Least 34 Killed, 29 Wounded

Ukraine estimates that more than 2,000 people have been killed in the clashes while nearly 300,000 have been displaced.

Japan's Hiroshima Landslide Kills At Least 27 People While 13 More Are Declared Missing

The frequency of landslides in Japan has nearly doubled in the last 10 years compared to the previous decade.

What The Sharp Aquos Crystal Means For Sprint

The launch of the Sharp Aquos Crystal on Sprint is all apart of the Now Network's new industry shake up.

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