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.
The Finnish telecom company gained control of its French counterpart in a $17 billion deal.
Shares initially fell Tuesday after U.S. stock markets had their worst opening day since 2008.
Ticket presale figures suggest "The Force Awakens" is in for a weaker reception when it opens in the world's No. 2 market.
The Dow dropped nearly 300 points Monday, with history showing that slow trading in January can sometimes set the tone for the rest of the year.
Shares of Smith & Wesson and Ruger surge as traders bet gun-control talk will prompt more weapon sales.
With over 9,000 dead, Ukraine is again calling for the United Nations to send a peacekeeping force to the Donbass region.
The secretive California startup — expected to unveil something big this week at CES — could be China’s answer to Tesla.
About 64 percent of Americans rated Bill Clinton’s presidency favorably in 2014.
New York is the top target market globally for foreign real estate investors, a new survey found.
The company gave up its 80 percent stake in the high-end sports-car maker Sunday.
China’s main watchdog commission said that its local branches failed to publicize details of investigations.
According to Russia's RIA Novosti, Moscow is open to playing mediator to settle discord between the two Middle Eastern countries following the execution of a top Shiite cleric.
On 2016’s first trading day, stocks worldwide were dragged sharply lower by fresh evidence of a Chinese slowdown and Mideast tensions.