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Xiaomi's revenue from games, apps and mobile payments reportedly grew strongly, but it still missed an internal target of $1 billion.

Prices for oil, iron and other commodities are set to drop even more in 2016, the organization predicted, citing depressed demand from emerging markets.

As worries about economic growth continue, a reported investigation into the country’s top statistician is unlikely to reassure investors.

The tech company reported flat iPhone sales for its most recent quarter, meaning incremental upgrades to the device weren’t enough to drive growth.

Signaling stronger ties between U.S. and Chinese studios, the cartoon will be the first Western film released in China during New Year’s celebrations.

Wang Baoan is the latest high-profile public official to face scrutiny over suspected corruption, casting more doubt on the veracity of the country’s economic data.

Virtual reality games could see revenue start in the millions and end in the billions by 2020.

Since it’s the only major central bank hiking rates, the Federal Reserve has to contend with a stronger U.S. dollar. That could slow its efforts to end years of cheap money.

State-run media accuse the billionaire investor of betting against China and Hong Kong's currencies but say he's doomed to fail.

China's statistics bureau says there is no basis for yuan depreciation given China's solid economic fundamentals and reiterates the Chinese government's confidence in the stock market.

The Federal Reserve’s interest-rate-setting committee has projected smooth sailing for the U.S. economy, but markets have not cooperated.

The tech giant dominates the premium market, but with slowing growth and increasing competition, it may be time to go affordable.

Analysts said a need for cash before Chinese New Year was compounding woes about China’s growth and the strength of the yuan.

The Shanghai Composite index, which has dropped 22 percent this year, tumbled to its lowest close since December 2014.

China has kept open the possibility of military action to invade Taiwan, passing a law in 2005 stating the conditions under which it would attack.

Calls for reparations over World War II sex slaves and concerns over China’s regional actions threatened to overshadow the visit.

Microsoft, Amazon, Apple and Facebook, with a combined market cap of more than $1.53 trillion, are facing some strong headwinds.

When the tech giant releases its quarterly results Tuesday, analysts will look to see how it fared in China.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership could be worth billions annually to the U.S., but disrupt the jobs market, a think tank said Monday.

Donald Trump said Sunday that U.S. President Barack Obama has done nothing for African-Americans.

The fast-food giant has gained a foothold in the sanctioned country, which is facing an economic crisis.