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Initial reports had suggested the attack was carried out by three army officials of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

China is frequently accused by the United States and its allies of engaged in widespread hacking attacks.

The new smartphone comes with dual modes -- one to prevent NSA-style spying, and another for games and shopping.

The pigeon-sized dinosaur likely moved through air using a combination of flapping and gliding.

The company's expertise in image-sensor technology is expected to help it return to profitability after several years.

The Chinese firm's move is being widely seen as its latest attempt to further push into the U.S. gaming market.

The United States has said that there are no guarantees that a deal will be secured by a June 30 deadline.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered the execution of 15 senior officials this year as punishment for challenging his authority, South Korea's spy agency told a closed-door parliament meeting on Wednesday.

Residents of the Himalayan foothill district of Sindhupalchok must dig through rubble themselves.

Beijing is cracking down on amateur meteorologists in a bid to control reports on air pollution levels, critics say.

Investors hope the Federal Reserve will give further clues as to when the central bank will lift interest rates.

One of the country’s largest sellers of hardwood flooring says it’s facing more than 100 class-action lawsuits.

The U.S. economy grew slower than expected in the first three months of 2015, due to harsh winter weather, a strong dollar and a slowdown in shipping.

Cheaper imports may also push domestic manufacturers to improve their quality, and reduce pressure on Hong Kong.

Diversification and a renewed design element, seen in the S6 models, are helping the Korean giant manage a turnaround.

Some Indian analysts fret that New Delhi may be losing influence in Afghanistan, which is working to forge closer ties with neighbors Pakistan and China.

Deepwater Wind broke ground on a five-turbine, 30-megawatt project near Rhode Island, marking a critical step for the industry.

Through a combination of Big Data and Big Brother, China aims to hold its citizens accountable for financial decisions and moral choices.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is in a race to match Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics feature to feature with each new release

The items listed on Taobao include sniper scopes, binoculars and training manuals used by U.S. troops.

China's central bank is reportedly planning to implement its own version of quantitative easing, in the form of "pledged supplementary lending."