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The new U.S. sanctions come amid reports of Iran resisting efforts to allow IAEA inspectors to access its nuclear enrichment facilities.

Chinese car enthusiasts got their first glimpse of a Rolls Royce with features that give a nod to the local culture.

Tesla has partnered with China’s second-largest mobile phone company to build charging stations for electric cars in 120 cities.

Some airlines ban the new device that protects knees from reclining seats, but there's no FAA prohibition against it.

Continuing global investments in fossil fuel-fired power plants are undermining efforts to reduce greenhouse gases.

The biggest China fund in the U.S. is selling like hotcakes as investors expect more stimulus.

Jimmy Lai, who spent millions promoting the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, had his home raided by anti-corruption officers.

U.S. government lawyers have said that information related to UANI in the lawsuit could jeopardize law enforcement activities.

China's government is making the country's most popular networks carve out time to air anti-Japanese and "anti-fascist" content.

Falling German investment and trade with Russia is only partly to blame for the economy's recent faltering.

The finger-pointing between the U.S. and China continues following a confrontation between warplanes east of Hainan Island.

Jack Ma, the founder and chairman of Alibaba, is expected to get even richer when the company conducts its IPO this year.

The currency switch is a protective measure for Russia, since U.S. dollars can be tracked and controlled by American officials.

China's SAIC has charged Microsoft with violating the country's anti-monopoly laws in a case involving Windows OS and Office suite apps.

India has been pushing for an agreement with Japan on the lines of a 2008 deal with the United States.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced that the Falcon 9 launch, already delayed, will be pushed back again.

Homeowner demonstrations in Shanghai and Jinan illustrate just how dangerous falling housing prices are to Communist Party control.

The giant Chinese e-tailer is expected to raise up to $20 billion at its IPO on Wall Street shortly after Labor Day.

Fibers from recycled plastic and other futuristic materials could replace some of the cotton in our clothing as cotton yields suffer from climate change.

North Korea has joined the likes of China, Russia, Iran and Egypt in criticizing the U.S. over the handling of the unrest in Ferguson.

Taiwanese officials had said that two Chinese fighter jets were seen moving through its airspace toward the South China Sea and the Philippines.