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In a letter to the board, Starboard said the internet company should separate its Asia assets, including stakes in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan.

The International Atomic Energy Agency called a potential hydrogen bomb test a clear violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions and “deeply regrettable."

Investors failed to shrug off lingering concerns over China’s economy, and news of a possible nuclear test in North Korea dampened risk appetite.

Analysts say Beijing, North Korea’s only ally, is increasingly frustrated at the unpredictable behavior of leader Kim Jong Un.

Institutional investors want lesser government intervention in the stock markets, which analysts say is propping up share prices in the world’s second-largest economy.

Talk of a bomb test in North Korea further soured sentiment among investors early Wednesday.

The smartphone maker hopes to win loyal customers with incentives as it continues strategic partnerships with NBA teams.

Smartphone production cutbacks of as much as 30 percent could affect supply chain vendors such as Japan Display, LG Display and Sony.

Wang Jianlin’s Dalian Wanda Group will reportedly become the first Chinese company to control a U.S. film studio.

Beijing issued two red smog alerts in December, which indicate the greatest level of danger from air pollution.

The firearms manufacturer said retailers are selling guns faster than the company had planned — buoying its revenue and stock price.

The new stores are expected to take on the sleek interior style of those launched in Brussels and Dubai.

Family members in Beijing Tuesday protested fees for children who were born before the legislation was enacted.

The move comes more than a year after anti-trust investigations were first launched into Microsoft's operations in China.

The construction of the gigantic golden statue of former Chinese leader Mao Zedong drew criticism from several internet users.

The five missing individuals were associated with Causeway Bay Books, known to have published material critical of China’s Communist Party.

Disappointing eurozone inflation data helped keep European markets in the red while U.S. markets seemed set for a subdued start.

Flames engulfed the bus in front of a furniture store in the northern region of Ningxia.

Faraday Future wants to change the way we drive, but by unveiling a concept car that doesn't drive, it has failed to convince.

The smartphone maker plans to trim as many as 200 people of its roughly 4,000 staff as demand for lower-end phones cooled.

Tuesday’s volatile markets were calmed by suspected Chinese government intervention.