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China January-May Investment Growth Cools Unexpectedly But Factories Hold Up

Analysts believe the government and the central bank will have to stick to their stimulative policies and possibly take further measures to ensure momentum does not wane.

Oil Prices Fall Back Below $50 As Economic Concerns Rise

ANZ bank said that oil was being pulled down by a sharp reduction in risk appetite and a “U.S.-dollar and treasuries rally.”

China Clears Way For Cloud Computing Industry In Himalayan Plateau, Despite Immense Obstacles

China has little to show in the way of a data storage and analysis. But big ideas are hard to write off, especially when the Communist Party backs them.

Blast From ‘Self-Made’ Explosive Injures 3 In Shanghai Airport

The blast at Pudong International Airport was reportedly caused by “self-made explosive materials.”

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‘Warcraft’ US Box Office Is Crushing Expectations Despite Bad Reviews And The Video Game Movie Curse

“Warcraft,” a global movie behemoth — but an underdog at U.S. cinemas — may exceed expectations on the strength of interest from hardcore game fans.

What Is Line? Tech IPO Planned In Tokyo And NYSE For Japanese Messaging App

The free app offers voice calling and text messaging as well as services like games, music streaming and taxi hailing.

Warren Buffett Charity Lunch: How Much Does It Cost To Win A Meal With The Oracle Of Omaha?

The price of a charity meal with the Oracle of Omaha has risen from $25,000 in 2000 to more than $2 million last year. This year’s auction ends Friday.

F-35 Fighter News: Denmark Will Buy 27 Joint Strike Fighters

Denmark announced its decision this week after years of plans to modernize its fleet.

BMW Sales Rise But China Growth Keeps Mercedes Ahead

Sales of BMW brand models rose 5.6 percent last month to 168,129 cars and SUVs, the automaker said Friday.

EU-China Strategic Dialogue To Begin In Brussels As Brexit, Trade Worries Loom

The meeting comes just days ahead of the Brexit referendum and at a time when the EU steel industry is buckling under pressure from cheap Chinese steel exports.

Flight MH370 Search Update: New Debris Found On Madagascar Beach

The possible debris, awaiting verification from Australian and Malaysian authorities, are believed to be parts of a seat and a cover panel of a plane wing.

China High-Speed Rail Project Meant To Link Los Angeles To Las Vegas Called Off As US Company Pushes Ahead

“As everyone knows, there are no high-speed trains manufactured in the United States,” said a U.S. company that was set to partner with China Railway.

Japan Summons Chinese Ambassador Over Naval Ship In Disputed East China Sea Waters

Japan summoned the Chinese ambassador after a Chinese naval vessel was reported sailing close to contested islands in the East China Sea.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, India, Jan. 19, 2016

Daimler And Uber, Now Almost Equal In Value, Swipe At Each Other, Gently

The German automaker’s chief says his company is unlikely to buy a stake in the ride-hailing firm, and Uber’s head says that is fine by him.

Yulin Dog Meat Festival 2016: China Summer Solstice Event Is Still Happening Despite Fierce Global Outcry

Thousands of dogs are reportedly killed each year for a festival in southern China despite a global campaign to stop it.

‘Warcraft’ China Box Office: Video Game Epic Probably Won’t Beat ‘Furious 7,’ Despite Presale Record

But the game-inspired film's opening weekend in China is still expected to fall short of the country's all-time box office record.

Dell Unveils Supercomputer In South Africa To Stimulate Research And Technology Sector Economy

The machine, nicknamed Lengau, which means “cheetah” in Tswana, is the fastest on the continent, according to the company.

Frustrated In China, US Industry Hopes For Post-Election Reset To Annual Talks

Foreign businesses operating in China are growing increasingly pessimistic, in part because of growing fears of protectionism.

Cybersecurity 2016: Belgium Most Vulnerable To Hacking, Online Attacks, Report Says

Samoa and Tajikistan also topped a list of vulnerable countries compiled by an information security firm.

What Is The Gaokao? Chinese College Entrance Exam Tests Students, Promises Jail Time For Cheating

The highly important Chinese college entrance exam has inspired creative cheating methods — and now a crackdown.

Drones In America: First Passenger Drones Set To Hit The Skies Above Nevada

The electric Ehang 184 passenger drone can go as high as 11,500 feet and fly up to 63 miles per hour.

Flight MH370 Update: Search Delayed Due To Severe Weather In Indian Ocean

Strong winds and rough seas have prevented search vessels from scanning the Indian Ocean for the past four weeks.

South China Sea Controversy: Beijing May Build Military Deep-Sea 'Space Station'

The facility, which would search for minerals and other natural resources, would be located nearly two miles below the surface of the South China Sea.

Jeff Bezos Says Amazon (AMZN) To Invest $3 Billion More In India

Jeff Bezos, CEO of the e-commerce giant, made the announcement Tuesday at a meeting attended by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Washington, D.C.

South China Sea Controversy: Beijing Accuses Philippines Of Ignoring Maritime Talks Proposal

China’s Foreign Ministry called for an immediate stop to proceedings of a case filed by the Philippines against Beijing’s claims over the disputed South China Sea.