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The Crumbs cupcake trade: boom or bubble?

Investors in Nasdaq newcomer Crumbs hope to cash in on the cupcake craze.

China Blocks Google+ as Fear of Social Networks Persists

China quickly blocked Google's newest offering Google+, a service that promises a better social networking experience than Facebook's. The Google+ service was not available to Chinese users, New York's Daily News said, citing sources.

China eases government procurement rules after U.S. pressure

China will drop some of the indigenous innovation rules for government purchases that have riled foreign companies, the Ministry of Finance announced, a step a U.S. business group called an important concession.

Beijing's Tiananmen Square keeps Mao's spirit alive [Pictures]

Reclusive Chinese painter Ge Xiaoguang's art has gazed over one of the world's most famous city squares for decades.

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Key Takeaways from Spreadtrum Call over Muddy Waters Questions

Spreadtrum Communications, Inc (NASDAQ: SPRD) held a conference call to address questions raised in Muddy Waters’ open letter. Jefferies said Spreadtrum's management provided great detail on its history, management & auditor changes, product mix, income taxes, the MobilePeak acquisition and accounting practices.

Post-Market NASDAQ Movers (POZN, BCDS, HNSN, GLBS, SGMS, AEZS, CREG, APOL, AVNR, CIGX)

The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: POZEN, BCD Semiconductor Manufacturing, Hansen Medical, Globus Maritime, and Scientific Games. The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: Aeterna Zentaris, China Recycling Energy, Apollo Group, Avanir Pharmaceuticals, and Star Scientific.

CHINESE VENDORS PREPARE TO WEIGH DOGS TO BE SOLD AS FOOD AT AN EXOTIC GAME MARKET IN GUANGZHOU.

15,000 Dogs Slaughtered for Food Festival in China; Experts Propose Ban on Dog Meat (PHOTOS)

Over 15,000 dogs were slaughtered for Chinese festival in Yulin in eastern China, which kicked off during the weekend.

Trio of China banks ranked in global top 10: study

Three Chinese banks are now in the world's top 10, underlining the dramatic growth of the country's financial industry in recent years, according to a new study released on Thursday.

Goldman to lay off 230 employees in New York

Goldman Sachs Group Inc plans to lay off 230 employees in New York because of economic conditions, according to a state filing on Wednesday.

China Marks 90 Year Anniversary of the Communist Party with Extravagant Celebrations (PHOTOS)

On July 1st, China will celebrate the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party in China (CPC).

China proposes ban on dog meat, will South Korea follow suit?

The continuation of eating dog and cat meat clashes with China's growing love for house pets.

Does North Korea Seek To Prevent Protests By Closing Schools?

North Korea will close down its universities for the next ten months and pressure students to work in farms, factories and in construction, according to reports.

Why war in South China Sea is 'too costly'

China is criticizing the US' Senate's interference in the mounting geopolitical struggle for the South China Sea.

Gina Rinehart, the next richest person in the world?

Gina Rinehart, the richest person in Australia could soon beat Carlos Slim, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, if the Citigroup’s predictions are correct.

Zimbabwe's President Mugabe shakes hands with China's President Hu in Beijing

China, Zimbabwe strengthen ties: Imperilling African workers?

A Zimbabwean delegation met with a senior Chinese Communist Party (CPC) leader today to further their cooperation.

Zynga IPO could raise $2 billion, file Wednesday: source

Online social game company Zynga plans to raise $1.5 billion to $2 billion in an initial public offering and could file paperwork with U.S. regulators as soon as Wednesday, a source familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.

A man hits a dog that is about to be slaughtered in the backyard of his home in Beijing

China Considers Ban on Dog Meat [PHOTOS]

The first draft of a law against animal abuse, aiming to protect animals from being hurt or killed in a cruel manner, was completed by a group of experts and was due to be raised for legislation in April, local media reported earlier this year.

Baidu keen on Shanghai international board listing: report

Baidu Inc, China's top search engine, wants to be one of the first companies to list on Shanghai's international board when it is launched, a business daily quoted the firm's chief financial officer as saying.

Stocks futures rise after 2-day rally

Stock index futures rose on Wednesday, putting Wall Street on track for a third day of gains as optimism grew that Greece's parliament would pass an austerity plan critical to avoiding a debt default.

HP to develop cloud products in China

Hewlett-Packard Co, the world's No.1 PC maker, is investing heavily in China and plans to develop cloud-computing products here to sell globally, Chief Executive Leo Apotheker said.

China's army develops online game to train soldiers: report

China's People's Liberation Army has developed its first online military game, called The Glorious Mission, to train soldiers in combat skills and technological awareness, the China Daily reported.

Stock index futures rise ahead of Greek vote

Stock index futures pointed to gains for Wall Street for the third session in a row on Wednesday, ahead of a Greek parliamentary vote on austerity measures which is expected to be passed in order to avert a default for the highly indebted country.

Psst...China stocks at mercy of rumors

The accounting troubles and short-selling attacks hitting China-based companies are creating fertile ground for the rumor mill to flourish, with some shares hammered by chatter rather than actual evidence.

People's Liberation Army soldiers demonstrate martial arts during an open day of their barracks in Hong Kong

China’s PLA launches its own shooter game, makes US the enemy

The game has taken 32 months to develop and has been called as “a breakthrough in military games and a pioneering work of the cyber-game industry.

India sought to join IMF Lagarde consensus

India supported France's Christine Lagarde as the International Monetary Fund's next leader because it wanted to be part of the consensus that was forming around her, Indian Finance Minster Pranab Mukherjee said on Tuesday.

Campbell Soup to cut jobs, save money

Campbell Soup Co will shed nearly 800 jobs as part of a series of cost cuts, which include exiting the Russian market, automating operations at a factory in Australia and closing one in the United States.

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