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The Chinese electronics giant faces roadblocks to entering the U.S. market, chief among which is becoming familiar to Americans.

Six-party talks led to an end of North Korea's nuclear program, but the DPRK pulled out and resumed the program in 2009.

The latest numbers show that Asia is more eager to adopt the iPhone 6 Plus than Western nations are.

Jeb Bush's biggest liability in a 2016 primary campaign could be his steady support of the education standards that anger conservatives.

Because pop culture reflects people's feelings, it has been intertwined with social protests for centuries.

Activists have connected their messages to pop culture for centuries as a way to explain their point of view.

Data showed factory output contracted in the world's second-biggest economy for the first time in six months.

Even as India's Internet user base increases, most Indians are unlikely to have high-speed broadband access anytime soon.

Google, which left China in 2010, could have access to a huge user base if Chinese authorities allow it to launch the app store.

North Korea, which has conducted three nuclear weapons tests in less than 10 years, has been punished with international sanctions each time.

Major central banks throughout the world are facing a similar dilemma over inflation.

Doctors at Chinese hospitals are typically poorly paid, which affects the quality of care provided at the country's medical institutions.

Exports to Asia, which account for more than half of Japanese shipments, picked up to 10.5 percent in October from a year earlier.

Mozilla says Yahoo offered “improved economic terms” to become the default U.S. search provider.

Manny Pacquiao will need a strong game plan to beat Chris Algieri in his next fight.

China's burgeoning smartphone market is pushing handset makers such as Xiaomi to invest in video to win more buyers.

China's 'snakhead' gangs find new business in smuggling in North Korean defectors.

Chinese navy ships are a very rare sight in the Mediterranean. Now, they will go there for an exercise, with Russia.

The announcement comes a week after China said its carbon dioxide emissions would peak by 2030.

China unblocked access to the open Internet in Wuzhen, where tech leaders from around the world gathered to discuss Internet issues.

Among other challenges, Australia's Joint Agency Coordination Centre says that parts of the search area are nearly four miles deep.