HK Activists Say Beijing 'Brutally Strangled' Democracy, Vow Action
Pro-democracy activists had threatened to lock down the city's financial district on an unspecified date unless China grants full democracy.
Hong Kong's 'Occupy Central' Wants Political Independence More Than Economic Justice
In the wake of political pressure from Beijing, Hong Kong's top pro-democracy party has no plans to disrupt the economy.
Manufacturing, Construction Data Point To Sturdy US Growth
Tuesday's upbeat data added to reports on employment and housing that have suggested growth remains sturdy, despite a slowdown in consumer spending in recent months.
Hong Kong Protest 2014: Investors Look To Other Finance Hubs Like Singapore, Tokyo As Tensions Rise
As the Occupy Central movement takes hold in Hong Kong, experts ponder alternative finance hubs.
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Chinese Apple Users Concerned After iCloud Nude Photo Leak Reveals Security Vulnerability
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4Chan Nude Photo Hacking Reminiscent Of Edison Chen Scandal That Swept Hong Kong
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Asian Camel Crickets Invade US, Scavenger Insect ‘Driving Out’ Native Cricket Species
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McDonald's will push for more video monitoring at its Chinese suppliers and send more quality control specialists to meat production facilities.
China No Longer Top Destination For Foreign Companies Due To Prosecution
Nearly half of all respondents in a survey of U.S. businesses said foreign firms were being singled out in a government crackdown.
FreeCharge Rewards-For-Recharge Startup Raises $33M From Sequoia, Sofina And ru-Net
Sequoia Capital, one of Silicon Valley's best-known venture capital firms, is one of the investors in the online mobile-recharge provider.
Hong Kong Protesters Agitating Against China's Volte-Face Arrested
The Occupy Central group is protesting China's latest decision to screen candidates for the next major elections in the city in 2017.
Alibaba IPO Investor Roadshow Curtain May Rise September 8
Alibaba's roadshow may get under way Sept. 8, as the company gets ready for what might be the biggest IPO in U.S. history.
Russia And China Kick Off Construction Of Massive Gas Pipeline
Russia and China launched construction of an almost-2,500-mile natural-gas pipeline between themselves Monday.
Pro-Democracy Protests Erupt In Hong Kong Over Controversial Electoral Decision
Pepper spray was used to break up pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong over China's decision to vet candidates.
Narendra Modi And Shinzo Abe Set To Sign Slew Of Agreements Between India And Japan
Japan and India, two of Asia's economic powerhouses, are working to check the influence of the region's largest economy - China.
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Hong Kong Police Attack Pro-Democracy Activists With Pepper Spray
Occupy Central plans to intensify pro-democracy protests and shut down Hong Kong's financial district.
China Gives Microsoft 20 Days To Provide Explanation In Anti-Trust Probe
The SAIC questioned Microsoft Vice President David Chen and gave the company a deadline to make an explanation.
Japan Aims To Double India Investment In 5 Years
Modi and Abe are also likely to agree to speed up talks on a nuclear energy pact, according to the Nikkei.
Pew Poll: Obama Not Tough Enough On Foreign Policy
The Pew Research Center poll indicated 67 percent of Americans view ISIS as a major threat.
Iran Warns New Sanctions Could Spark 'Unpleasant' Response, Create Distrust
Iranian officials condemned latest round of U.S. sanctions, saying they call talks on Iran's nuclear program into question.
Hong Kong: China Rules Out Open Election For City's Chief Executive In 2017
Chinese authorities insist candidates running for the city's top post must be approved by a pro-Beijing committee.
China Tells Journalists To Learn 'Marxist News Values' In Media Crackdown
In the latest step in President Xi Jinping's crackdown on the media, journalists were told to uphold the principles prescribed by the Communist Party,
MSN Messenger Being Shut Down By Microsoft After 15 Years
Iconic in more ways than one, MSN Messenger is being discontinued in the last market where it operates, China, after 15 years of service.
China Warns Foreign Powers Not To Use Hong Kong As A 'Bridgehead'
The warning comes ahead of a crucial ruling on the future of the city's political system, due Sunday.
Narendra Modi Accuses Pakistan Of Making A 'Spectacle' Of Peace Talks
Narendra Modi's comments come a week after India called off peace talks between the two countries.
US Imposes Fresh Sanctions On Companies, Individuals Over Iran's Nuclear Program
The new U.S. sanctions come amid reports of Iran resisting efforts to allow IAEA inspectors to access its nuclear enrichment facilities.
2014 Chengdu Motor Show: Rolls Royce Unveils A Chinese Version Of The 2015 Rolls Royce Ghost II
Chinese car enthusiasts got their first glimpse of a Rolls Royce with features that give a nod to the local culture.
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