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The incident, which the U.S. called an “unsafe” intercept of its military reconnaissance aircraft over the South China Sea, took place last week.

Li Keqiang said the government should relax its information monopoly to boost the big data industry and cloud computing, but doubts remain, including about Li’s political future.

China's Commerce Ministry said it was extremely dissatisfied at what it called the "irrational" move by the United States.

Zhang Zhijun, head of China’s Taiwan Affairs Office, said anything that goes against the “one China” principle would only bring tension and upheaval.

Questions about growth and its relations with affiliated companies have dogged the Chinese e-commerce giant for years.

A slump in mainland China stocks dampened broader interest in riskier assets in Asia, offsetting overnight gains on Wall Street.

Official documents contradict the claims of valor made in the book by Navy SEAL Chris Kyle.

Foxconn is among hundreds of companies rapidly shifting to automation in China’s electronics-manufacturing region.

President Obama will be the first sitting American leader to visit Hiroshima, but he will not apologize for the decision to drop an atomic bomb.

Xiaomi is looking for a big slice of the consumer drone market currently dominated by its compatriot DJI.

A Taliban suicide bomber attacked a shuttle bus carrying court employees west of the Afghan capital of Kabul, killing as many as 11 people.

Obama used the opportunity to talk about the importance of free speech and using art as self-expression during his trip to the country.

The farewell tour, including a landmark accord with Vietnam, is designed to boost Obama’s legacy in Asia — but tensions over China and trade remain.

The iPhone maker, which is seeking to open retail stores in India, will remain bound by domestic regulations that require it to procure 30 percent of its product components locally.

The sportswear maker will start production of shoes in its home country after a gap of more than 20 years. And this time around, it will use robots.

The Chinese mobile giant claimed infringement of smartphone patents, seeking “reasonable compensation” from Samsung.

Among other topics, the leaders of the U.S. and Japan will discuss the prevention of crime by people at U.S. military bases.

Anheuser-Busch InBev's takeover of SABMiller will give it a third of the global beer market, far more than nearest rival Heineken.

The executive chairman of Alphabet says Google's role in China is "largely determined... by what the Chinese government will allow.”

The Global Times rejected President Barack Obama’s denial that the move was targeted at China and said Washington was applying double standards over human rights.

Numerous deals were signed Monday between the two countries during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Tehran. There was also a tripartite transit agreement with Afghanistan.