CHINA

Only 97 vaquita are believed to remain in the wild, but many of them meet their deaths in nets looking to service the illegal trade in totoaba bladders.

The international dispute over China's maritime territorial claims has intensified in recent weeks.

As gambling revenue falls for the 11th straight month, casinos are banking on other forms of entertainment.

The Italian maker of low, sleek super luxury sports cars is surrendering to the ever-growing demand for luxury SUVs.

By 2050, Africa will be the world’s youngest economic region, but capitalizing on this demographic wave requires planning.

Hyundai just became the first carmaker to roll out Android Auto. Volvo recently opted for Apple CarPlay.

The Chinese electronics giant will sell a fitness band for as low as $14.99.

China says it plans to build facilities for maritime search and rescue, disaster prevention and mitigation, and marine scientific research.

A senior Iranian envoy said Wednesday that talks about the country's nuclear program might go past the June 30 deadline.

Sales of Apple's iPhones were up 72.5 percent, pushing the company past Xiaomi in the People's Republic.

North Korea's volatility and unpredictability proves to be a bigger threat than China's military ambitions in the South China Sea.

Chinese demand for illegal ivory isn't slowing, and 10,000 elephants in Mozambique have paid for it.

Tensions in the South China Sea? Chinese officials say two new lighthouses being built on controversial reclaimed land will benefit all.

A fire broke out on Monday at the Kangleyuan Rest Home in Henan province in central China, killing 38 people and injuring six others.

The suspects are accused of stealing 1,168 artifacts from an archaeological site.

France will now negotiate compensation with Russia after both sides decided that the two warships could not be delivered.

Executives are counting on big-budget sequels, movies aimed at women and some creative accounting to recover from last summer's weak showing.

Sub-Saharan African economies are on the rise, but the gains aren’t without risks.

Amid the fanfare of Chinese investments in Latin America, a new UN report warns that trade will cool down in the coming years given economic slowdowns on both sides.

Though Twitter is blocked in China, the service continues to pitch the country's advertising networks, hoping to get a crack at more than 1 billion individuals.

The IMF also said China still faced risks from unsustainable credit and investment growth.