CHINA

The slowdown in China’s growth has hit oil prices hard from the demand side, but supply issues could still bring more shocks.

Despite all the talk about China’s economic slowdown, the coffee chain’s CEO is upbeat about its prospects there.

Lincoln’s flagship luxury sedan for 2017 will be the first truly global luxury car from the American brand.

Oversupply, coupled with continued low demand, has caused the price per barrel to plunge.

Chicago-based Boeing, however, managed to deliver more aircraft than Airbus during the year.

Car makers grappled for market share in the world's largest auto market as businesses and households held back on spending amid an economic slowdown.

Wang Jianlin has bought Legendary Entertainment for $3.5 billon in the biggest international cultural play by a Chinese company.

The 61-year-old, who had close ties to the country’s jailed ex-security czar Zhou Yongkang, was sentenced to 15 years in prison, state media reported.

Morgan Stanley analysts reportedly view factors such as a strong dollar and a weak yuan as hurting the price of crude oil further.

The Iranian government said Monday that it filled in the core of the Arak heavy water nuclear reactor, which will now be reconfigured to yield only small amounts of plutonium.

Japan and China dispute the ownership of a set of isles in the East China Sea, known as the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.

The financing would help Uber in its uphill battle to capture market share in China from its local competitor Didi Kuaidi.

The popular U.S.-based dating and social networking app for gay men sold a controlling stake to Zhou Yahui.

With smartphone sales declining and its stock price sliding, the tech giant is suddenly in search of new revenue streams as Wall Street watches.

Turmoil in China’s stock markets, fears of continuing slow growth there and a strengthening dollar all weighed on petroleum prices.

Macroeconomic tweaks and regulatory reforms are needed to bring China's markets in line with those of other nations, experts say. Will the changes happen?

The United States has reportedly been talking with South Korea about sending bombers and submarines.

One of the largest U.S. coal producers — seeking to cut $4.5 billion in debt — filed for bankruptcy protection Monday as the industry continues to suffer.

Indonesia and China are among other countries interested in the Su-35 fighter jet.

Chinese shares fell over 5 percent Monday, as confusion over the yuan’s direction and the country’s growth continued to deter investors.

The remedies China needs to stabilize its currency and solidify the basis for strong growth are really trade-offs in disguise.