Chinese authorities in Tianjin will build a monument to commemorate the 160 people killed in two explosions in the northeastern port city last month, state media said on Saturday, citing local officials.
"We are scared to walk outside. All doors are shut in kindergartens, there are written warnings everywhere."
The former governor of the state complained that the president didn't visit members of the oil industry or address the growing influence of China and Russia.
Five years ago, Google broke up with China. A new report from The Information details plans to bring the company back to the mainland country.
At the massive IFA electronics show in Berlin, Samsung and Apple took a back seat to Huawei, Sony, Lenovo and ZTE.
But the not-so-good news for the U.S. economy is that the slight decline in unemployment to 5.1 percent reflects ongoing discouragement among job seekers.
Earlier this week, rumors surfaced that Kate Middleton was pregnant with her third child and was due in late April or early May.
Hong Kong fans were told not to boo the Chinese national anthem while a Hong Kong player accused China's captain of insult.
European stocks followed Asian shares into the red Friday, before the release of U.S. employment numbers and amid uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's next move.
A little-known German company has launched its first-ever smartphone and rather than appeal to the budget end, it is going directly up against Apple and Samsung.
The map provides near real-time data on "the most damaging form of air pollution" in a country where 17 percent of all deaths can be linked to pollution.
The suspect's DNA did not match the sample found on evidence believed to have been left behind in an escape taxi by the bomber, police said.
Investors worldwide await the release of a key U.S. jobs report, whose findings might portend a rate hike by the Federal Reserve later this month.
Pentagon officials told the Wall Street Journal that five Chinese vessels spotted off the coast of Alaska this week entered U.S. waters, but obeyed international law.
The European Central Bank is worried a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy will have two detrimental effects on the global economy.
Based off ocean current models, the $140 million search has been about 3,500 miles south from where the researchers believe the plane crashed.
Smartphones have been getting bigger and bigger over the past few years, but the 6.8-inch Phab Plus pushes the limits.
ZTE is already the fourth-biggest smartphone brand in the U.S., but it's poised for big growth.
It is the first major transit deal between China and the United States.
Despite a slowing global smartphone market, Apple hasn't reduced its display orders for the next iPhone.
The Dongfeng 26 has been kept under wraps for years.
The ride-sharing service's latest global backlash comes from Brazil's president.