Uber Seeking $1 Billion Credit Line From Banks: Report
Securing a line of credit is considered a step toward an IPO, but Uber is unlikely to do so until next year, the Wall Street Journal reported.
HP Sells $2.3 Billion China Unit Stake To Forge Partnership With Tsinghua Unigroup
Hewlett-Packard Co. will sell a controlling 51 percent stake in its China-based data-networking business to China's Tsinghua Unigroup for at least $2.3 billion, forming a partnership designed to create a Chinese technology powerhouse.
Vatican Working Toward Formal Ties With China Despite Rhetorical Disagreements
Despite verbal sparring between the Vatican and the Chinese government, the Holy See is moving toward better relations.
US Navy Releases Video Of Chinese Military Installations In Spratly Islands
The Chinese navy reportedly warned the U.S. surveillance plane that shot the video eight times to leave the area.
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China's Internet War: Protecting From Western Ideals May Stifle Economic Development
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Best Buy Co Inc (BBY) Stock Price Leaps On Strong Sales Of Big Screen TVs, Smartphones
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Tianjin University says the case involving three of its professors is a "technical dispute," which is being unfairly politicized.
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Hundreds of flights were delayed and many others were cancelled after heavy rain inundated parts of southern and central China.
US To Send Rockets To Iraq To Counter ISIS Car Bomb Strategy
The Islamic State allegedly used 30 car bombs, including 10 massive ones, during its attack on the city of Ramadi.
China Confident Of Meeting 2015 GDP Target Of Around 7%: Premier
Li was speaking in Brazil where he has been announcing trade, finance and investment deals worth tens of billions of dollars.
Jeb Bush: 'Intellectual Arrogance' To Think Science On Man-Made Climate Change Is Settled
Jeb Bush, the former governor of Florida, said that it is "really arrogant" to think the role of humans in climate change is clear.
Japan Shares Set Fresh 15-Year High, Dollar Holds Gains After Fed Minutes
The closely-watched Fed meeting minutes showed many officials believed it would be premature to hike interest rates in June.
Chinese Navy Warns US Surveillance Plane To Abort Scouting Mission In South China Sea, Report Says
The surveillance plane was conducting a scouting mission to assess China’s progress in building military installations on disputed islands in the South China Sea.
Greenpeace Uncovers Illegal Fishing By China In West African Waters As Local Concern Grows Over Environmental Impact
Africa's environment and natural resources are still the losers in an economic partnership between China and the African Union.
Trans-Pacific Partnership Won't Deliver On Promise To Advance U.S. Interests Against China: AFL-CIO Report
A report from the AFL-CIO targets a key argument for the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Xi Jinping Demands Loyalty From Security Establishment, As China Warns Party Officials Have Lost Faith In Socialism
China’s President Xi Jinping says the Communist Party faces new challenges and is demanding unwavering support from the security establishment.
India’s 4G Sales Double As Chinese Upstarts Xiaomi, Lenovo Arrive With Sub-$150 Handsets
Chinese vendors like Xiaomi and Lenovo are targeting the subcontinent with slick, low-cost handsets.
MH370: Search Area Expanded As Missing Aircraft Continues To Elude Discovery
The Malaysia Airlines plane, which went missing in March 2014, is yet to be found after months of a multi-million dollar search operation.
China Building Collapse: Up To 21 People Missing After Landslide In Guiyang
The nine-story residential building collapsed following a landslide, according to the government.
Disney Opens World's Largest Flagship Store In China Ahead Of Shanghai Disney Resort
The 54,000-square-foot store precedes the $5.4-billion Shanghai Disney Resort slated to launch next year.
China Arrests 7 For Faking Car Crashes To Claim Life Insurance For Dead Cancer Patients
Three doctors were among those arrested in Anhui province for arranging 42 fake accidents involving recently deceased cancer patients.
Chinese Companies Illegally Fishing Off Coast Of West Africa: Greenpeace Study
Dozens of Chinese fishing vessels were involved in illegal fishing activities in West Africa between 2000 and 2014, according to Greenpeace.
South Korea's Plastic Surgery Boom Lures Chinese As Korean Pop Culture Gains Popularity
In Seoul, Asia’s so-called plastic surgery capital, mainland Chinese now represent 70 percent of foreign clients.
US Charges Six Chinese Nationals With Economic Espionage
The U.S government charged six Chinese nationals with economic espionage, saying they stole secrets from two companies that develop technology often used in military systems, the Department of Justice said on Tuesday.
Kim Jong-Un Purges More North Korean Military Leadership As Soldiers' Food Rations Slip
Food ration cuts plague North Korea's military, and Kim Jong-un is holding the top brass accountable. Intelligence sources said that daily food rations were cut in order to boost rice reserves, which were severely depleted.
China Increases Subsidies On Energy-Efficient Vehicles, But Is It Enough To Alleviate Pollution?
China banks on alternative-energy vehicles to abate pollution. Next step: Incentives for heavily polluting industries to rein in use of fossil fuels.
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A new app is becoming popular with doctors, business execs and anyone else who wants to keep private information private.
China’s Raciest Gaming And Animation Show ChinaJoy To Fine Models Who Show Too Much Flesh
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