CHINA

The latest developments follow the arrest of five people, including the head of Shanghai Husi Food and its quality manager.

It was the highest reading since January 2013, but some analysts say the recovery appears patchy, and more stimulus may be needed.

An American meat supplier at the center of an Asian food-safety scandal violates standards at Chicago area plant, workers tell IBTimes.

A White House proposal says foreign-made wares should count as domestic manufacturing. Is it a ploy to juke the job stats?

The latest numbers suggests a modest and sustainable pace of economic expansion that should see continued job growth.

Russia's increasing engagement with China does not mean Moscow can look east to avoid the pain of sanctions from the West.

Apple may launch its iPhone 6 during a mid-September keynote event with the iWatch closely following in October.

Chinese netizens have a habit of politicizing inflatable animals, and censors aren't sitting idly by.

Apparently, American car buyers are a forgiving bunch. GM expected to show quarterly revenue growth.

Wyoming's John Barrasso takes umbrage with the purported influence of “Hollywood elites” in crafting new EPA power plant rules.

A case of bubonic plague has claimed a life in China, pushing authorities to quarantine several areas in the Northwest.

More than 45 are feared dead after TransAsia Flight GE222 crash landed in Taiwan — razing several residential buildings and injuring dozens.

Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd. is a subsidiary of OSI Group LLC, China's largest meat supplier — boasting 20K employees and $6B in annual revenue.

China's eighth-largest car company says its country's flagging sedan sales are hurting profitability.

Shanghai police questioned five Shanghai Husi employees, including the firm's top official and its quality control manager.

McDonald's, Yum Brands and other global brands pulled products from their outlets after Shanghai Husi supplied expired meat in China and Japan.

About 151 people have been placed in quarantine as they reportedly came in contact with a man who died of the plague.

Apple reported tepid third-quarter earnings, largely held back by poor sales of its iPad.

Despite censorship and bans, gamers in China are a rising power. And there's an estimated 500 million of them.

The world's second-largest economy is expanding credit faster than production.

The Chinese president inked a fresh batch of economic agreements with Brazil, Venezuela and Argentina before heading to Cuba.