Apple iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus Get Regulatory Approval From Chinese Government
Apple received the approval to sell its latest phones in China after it agreed to improve their security and privacy features.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Battery Life Is Outstanding For Web-Browsing And Video
Recent tests of the newly launched Note 4 indicate an impressive battery life.
China Regulator Approves Apple's iPhone 6 For Sale In China
The iPhone 6 can now be sold in China, after Apple received a license for the device to be used on China's wireless networks.
Hong Kong Protests Barely Register In China
As protests rock the territory, reaction on the mainland has been muted: Censorship has worked, while some Chinese resent Hong Kongers.
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Hong Kong Occupy Central Protests: White House Supports Democratic Protesters
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Crude Oil Rail Shipments To Worsen Traffic, Congestion In Communities Nationwide, New Report Finds
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Netflix Movies Disappearing 2014: Over 50 Films And 4 TV Shows Expiring In October
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A recent analysis of gender representation in films shows the U.S. trailing many foreign markets in the amount of screen time given to women.
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Beijing has banned Instagram, censored search terms online and published incendiary editorials against Hong Kong's protesters.
Hong Kong Occupy Central Protests: Photos From Weekend Show Massive Democracy Movement
Years of dissatisfaction over Hong Kong's governance exploded into massive protests across the city this weekend.
Apple iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus Rumored To Launch In China In October
Many believe that the release was postponed as the regulatory approval process in the country took longer than expected.
Sony Could Restart Factory In India, Plans Expansion To Smaller Cities After Modi's 'Make In India' Appeal
The Japanese company's Indian unit is looking to resume manufacturing operations in India and expand to smaller cities with cheaper products.
Tensions Increase In Hong Kong As Riot Police Lash Out Against Occupy Central Protesters
Frustration increases in Hong Kong where tens of thousands of protesters have gathered to demand democracy.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Pledges Cooperation In Chinese Antitrust Probe
Occupy Central Pro-Democracy Protests Get Underway In Hong Kong
Police have reportedly used tear gas and pepper spray against Occupy Central protesters. 26 injuries were reported.
Hong Kong Police Arrest Protesters Who Stormed Government Headquarters
Protests started when China decided that candidates for the region’s leader, would have to be approved by a nominating committee.
Hong Kong Police Used Pepper Spray On Students Who Stormed Government Headquarters
Riot Police used pepper spray to disperse those who had stormed Hong Kong's government headquarters, but many students held their ground.
Apple In Non-Crisis: How It Recovers From A Made-Up Controversy Called 'Bendgate'
The iPhone 6 will not bend under normal use, but everyone thinks it will.
India Regains 'Stable' Rating From S&P On Modi's Promises For Reform
India's finance ministry pitched for an upgrade after data showed economic growth is resurging.
Cadillac SRX Recalled In China For Problem That Could Cause It To Sway At Highway Speed
GM’s joint venture in China is calling back twice as many Cadillac luxury cars as the company sold in the country last year.
Record Global Soybean, Wheat Crops Expected As Rice, Corn Yields Stay Flat
The 2014-2015 season is projected to yield record soybean and wheat crops, while corn and rice keep pace with last season's output.
Intel Invests $1.5 Billion For 20% Stake In Two Chinese Mobile Chipmakers
Intel hopes to catch up to Qualcomm in chips powering mobile devices.
US Ready To Soften Stance On Iran Nuclear Deal: Report
Under the purported new deal, Iran would be allowed to keep 4,500 centrifuges, many more than the previous U.S. demand of 1,500.
Intel To Invest $1.5B For 20% Stake In Two Chinese Chipmakers
After Brian Krzanich took over as Intel’s CEO, the company has made several deals that denote a new, mobile-focussed strategy.
Explosions, Clashes In China's Xinjiang Region Kill At Least 50 People, State Media Says
Authorities had previously said that explosions which took place Sunday had killed only two people and injured several others.
Hong Kong Schoolchildren Join Student Protest Demanding Democracy
Secondary students are joining university groups in protesting the limitations imposed on the city's democratic process by China.
Whether Or Not China Replaces Central Bank Governor, Xi Jinping Is In Charge
Zhou Xiaochuan may get replaced as central banker, but China's president remains in control.
China To Send UN Troops To South Sudan, Denies Deployment Related To Oil Investment
China usually stays out of politics in places where it invests, but that seems to be changing.
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Apple's iPhone 6 is dominating smartphone sales in Japan despite ongoing supply constraints.
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