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China-Africa Summit: Xi Jinping Pledges $60B In 'Funding Support' For Development In Africa

The funds will be used to ensure that China's cooperation plans with Africa are successfully implemented, Chinese President Xi Jinping said Friday.

Japan's Defense Budget Likely To Top 5 Trillion Yen Amid Territorial Disputes With China

If the budget is approved, it would be the first time the country's defense spending breaches the 5 trillion yen mark.

India's Ola Joins Alliance With Lyft, China's Didi Kuaidi And Malaysia's GrabTaxi To Thwart Uber's Advance

It's Uber versus the rest of the world as competitors seek ways to consolidate their positions in markets from Los Angeles to Beijing.

Uber Seeks $2.1 Billion In Funding At $62.5 Billion Valuation, Report Says

The ride-hailing company, which claims profitability in more than 80 cities and has seen revenue spike more than 200 percent this year, is seeking $2.1 billion from investors.

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China’s Foreign Trade To Decline By 7.2% In 2015 Over Weak Demand

A slow recovery in the global economy as well as weak domestic and foreign demand for Chinese goods hurt trade.

1MDB Controversy: Malaysia Government Sticks To Claim $610M Was Legal Donation

Prime Minister Najib Razak was expected to make a statement to the anti-graft agency later Thursday over what could be the country's biggest corruption scandal.

China's Rich Face Criticism After Mark Zuckerberg's Charity Pledge

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's decision to donate most of his wealth to charitable causes has led to online criticism of China's wealthy people.

India's Tata Group Strikes Agreement To Tap China's ICBC For Loans, Financial Services

The $109 billion conglomerate is turning to the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China to support its ambition to become one of the world's most valued businesses.

Eurozone Economy: Draghi Expected To Unveil Fresh Stimulus To Boost Inflation, Growth

The European Central Bank is expected to further announce measures, including an expansion of its massive bond-buying program, at a meeting Thursday.

Flight MH370 Update: Malaysia Airlines Missing Plane Wreckage Will Be Found In Southern Indian Ocean Area, Australia Confirms

The southern portion of the Indian Ocean search area had "the highest probability" of containing the remains of Flight 370, Australian officials said.

Yellen 'Looking Forward' To Interest Rate Hike As Fed Mulls December Liftoff

The Federal Reserve chair said U.S. economic headwinds should ease next year, but the Fed will keep interest rates below historic levels for a while.

Nexus 6P Review: How Google’s Flagship Smartphone Compares To iPhone 6S On Camera, Battery, Display And More

The smartphone, manufactured by China's Huawei, may be the first Google device to challenge the iPhone's dominance.

Xi Jinping Begins 5-Day Africa Trip Even As Chinese Investment In The Continent Drops

The trip, during which the Chinese president will co-chair a summit with African nations, comes at a time when the Asian giant's investment in the continent is dropping.

Obama, Southeast Asian Leaders To Hold Special Summit In US Amid Growing China Assertiveness

Obama's invitation to all the 10 leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations comes after the U.S. and the ASEAN forged a new "strategic partnership" last month.

China Pollution: Killer Smog Disperses But Haze Of Recrimination Remains

Beijing’s killer smog has dispersed, but recrimination between citizens and government departments continues.

China Accused Of 'Massive' Hack Into Australia's Bureau Of Meteorology; Attack Could Impact Other Agencies

The alleged hack into one of the largest supercomputers in the country could compromise Australia’s military operations, according to a report by ABC News.

Chinese Hackers Used Dropbox To Monitor Hong Kong Activists, Journalists: FireEye

Cybersecurity researchers stopped short of directly linking the Chinese government to the attacks but said Beijing had the means and motive.

China Carbon-Monitoring Satellites To Launch, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Will Be Targeted From Space To Fight Climate Change

China, which has pledged to set an example for other countries trying to combat climate change, will launch two satellites to monitor its greenhouse gas emissions in 2016.

Nearly 40,0000 Fake Cyber Monday Sites, Selling Headphones To Handbags, Taken Down In International Police Effort

Beats headphones, cell phones and handbags were among the goods used to try to trick customers this year.

China’s Manufacturing Activity Hits 3-Year Low As Domestic Demand Falls, Smaller Companies Rebound And Services Sector Grows

An official survey showed a further fall in manufacturing activity, though a private survey showed smaller companies picking up, and services growing.

Staples-Office Depot Deal May Be Blocked Again By US Antitrust Watchdog On Pricing Concerns

The proposed merger between Staples and Office Depot could be challenged by antitrust regulators again as a December deadline for approval looms.

Yuan Joining IMF's Basket Of Reserve Currencies Called 'A Historic Moment;' Celebrations, Some Cynicism And Hope For Further Market Reform

Analysts are divided over the yuan's entry into the IMF's basket of reserve currencies -- some call it largely symbolic while others believe it could boost market reforms.

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