The British firm, owned by India’s Tata Motors, has sued China’s Jiangling Motor for allegedly copying its Range Rover Evoque.
On the 27th anniversary of the crackdown on student-led protests in and around Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, Taiwan said it could serve as an example to China.
Tokyo is worried that Chinese control of the waterway in the South China Sea would threaten Japan’s national security.
The presumptive Republican nominee has called the decades-old NATO alliance obsolete and costly for the United States.
At this weekend's Strategic and Economic Dialogue, U.S. officials will take up the matter of China’s relatively closed market for U.S. investment.
OPEC failed to agree to a clear oil-output strategy on Thursday as Iran insisted on raising production to regain market share lost during years of sanctions.
Unlike superheroes, video games have yet to hit their stride on the big screen.
Huawei’s P9 is one of the best smartphones of the year, but the Chinese company simply won’t say when, or if, it will come to the U.S.
Apple is expected to record a 2 percent year-on-year decline in iPhone shipments in 2016 as the wider smartphone market declines.
The zoo called the birth “a true miracle” for the endangered species whose numbers are fewer than 2,000 worldwide.
Xiaomi has launched its first fitness tracker with a screen, hoping that a combination of improved specs and low price will appeal to customers.
The Treasury Department called Pyongyang a “primary money laundering concern,” and announced new restrictions to cut access to global banking systems.
Ri Su Yong, vice chairman for international affairs of the ruling Workers’ Party, made the comments at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping Wednesday.
Aiming to tap the ever-growing Chinese market, the drugmaker on Wednesday opened a research and development campus in Shanghai.
OPEC is set for another showdown between rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran when it meets on Thursday in Vienna.
Midnight presales for Legendary’s “Warcraft” are on a record pace in China, despite only a moderate performance in the U.S.
The world installed more solar, wind and hydropower in 2015 than in any previous year, even as fossil fuel prices plummeted.
The limited growth projected for the next few years is threatened by a potential Brexit and other developments, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
The move comes as the United States expands its military presence and strengthens diplomatic ties with claimant countries in the disputed region.
The move, which would help SoftBank cut its debt and boost liquidity, marks the first sale of shares in the Chinese e-commerce giant by its largest shareholder.
The Chinese company has acquired 1,500 patents from Microsoft in a deal that will see it bundle Office and Skype apps on its smartphones and tablets.
Mixed data from official and private surveys show demand remains weak, though experts say the government may be willing to see slower growth as it promotes structural reform.
