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Jume Tahir Dead: Chinese Police Kill 2 Suspected Of Murdering Xinjiang Imam

The stabbing death of Jume Tahir came amid increasing tensions in China's Xinjiang province.

Samsung Electronics Q2 Profits Hit By Competition From Mid- And Low-End Smartphone Manufacturers

Samsung Electronics earnings failed to impress investors as it faced increased market competition and declining tablet sales.

Tesla Earnings 2nd Quarter 2014: Six Things To Watch For In Tesla's Results

Electric carmaker and stock market darling Tesla Motors Inc. will report second-quarter earnings after the close on Thursday.

China Allows Foreign Press For First Time At Defense Meeting

The questions from the world's media covered a range of sensitive topics like the ruling Communist Party’s crackdown against corruption.

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China Should Set Lower 2015 GDP Growth Target Of 6.5-7%, IMF Says

China should set an economic growth target of 6.5-7 percent for 2015, below its goal for 2014, and refrain from stimulus measures unless activity threatens to slow sharply from that level, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday.

Advertising Trends And The Smartphone War: Why Don Draper Would Want A Wireless Account

The smartphone wars are making mobile one of the biggest advertising categories in the world.

Will Zhou Yongkang's Downfall Change Chinese Law?

The investigation of the powerful former security czar may herald a change in how China handles disgraced politicians.

Scandal-Embroiled OSI Group Has Long History Of Alleged Labor Violations

OSI, the American company at the center of a food safety scandal in China, has a history of alleged labor violations in the U.S.

How Much Is Snapchat Worth? Alibaba Says $10 Billion: Report

Snapchat, the three-year-old messaging app, has seen its value swell after rebuffing offers from Facebook and Google.

Windows Phone 8.1 Update Unveiled With Cortana Getting Chinese Language Support

Cortana, nicknamed “Xiao Na” for the Chinese market, will feature a customized interface, animations and sounds.

China's Xi Reached Deal With Former Leaders To Investigate Ex-Security Chief: Reuters

Zhou Yongkang is being investigated by the party's anti-corruption watchdog for suspected "serious disciplinary violations."

Canada Accuses China Of Hacking Into Its Main Computer Network

Relations between China and the U.S. have frayed recently after both countries have traded accusations of hacking into each other's networks.

Panda Bear Facts: Richard Nixon Wondered, Can Our Pandas Have Sex?

Mating games: President Richard Nixon wanted to make sure the pandas traded to the U.S. knew how to have sex.

With Zhou Yongkang's Downfall, Xi Jinping Becomes Most Powerful Chinese Ruler In Decades

As China's former domestic security chief is investigated for corruption, the president is more powerful than ever.

China Uighur Conflict: Gang Knife Attack In Xinjiang Province Blamed On Islamic Terrorists

Dozens of suspected militants were killed by police after they targeted a police station and government buildings, Beijing said.

Chinese Censors Lift Ban On Zhou Yongkang On Weibo, As Party Announces Corruption Investigation Into Top 'Tiger'

The most powerful Chinese ever openly probed for corruption used to be unmentionable on social media. That changed overnight.

Sabina Altynbekova: Critics Say Kazakhstan Player Is Too Beautiful For Volleyball [PHOTOS]

Her Instagram photos are more sporty than supermodel, but critics are saying Sabina Altynbekova, a volleyball player for Kazakhstan in the Asian Under-19 Championships, is too beautiful to play.

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Zhou Yongkang, China's Ex-Security Chief, Under Investigation For Corruption

The move to investigate Zhou Yongkang may be a way for President Xi Jinping to make good on a promise to crackdown on rampant corruption.

McDonald's China Food Scare: Company's Japan Unit May Sue Supplier Of Tainted Meat

The company has said previously that the sourcing switch could cause many of its 3,100-plus stores to run out of chicken products.

China’s Leading Online Cosmetics Retailer Shuts Third-Party Store Over Sale Of Fake Products On Its Website

The supplier reportedly also sold knock-offs of popular global brand names such as Armani, Hermes and Burberry on Amazon's China portal.

Russia Accused Of Violating 1987 Missile Treaty By Testing New Cruise Missile

The U.S. is seeking high-level talks to preserve a treaty banning medium-range missiles.

After-Hours News: Microsoft Corporation (MSFT), Trulia Inc (TRLA), Family Dollar Stores Inc (FDO), Zillow Inc (Z)

Microsoft Corporation shares fell over 1 percent on Monday after a report said the Chinese government made a surprise visit to its offices.

China Aims To Copy 'Avatar' Success With 'Bainiaoyi'

A Chinese production company announced a domestic "rival" to "Avatar," which it hopes will boost the box office success of homegrown films.

Tesla Motors Begins Deliveries In Hong Kong, But Hurdles Remain For Acceptance On Chinese Mainland

Tesla is now selling its Model S in Hong Kong. Entering the Japanese market will be more challenging.

Microsoft's Troubles In China Continue With Government Investigation

The company has endured a rocky relationship with Beijing, but that doesn't mean it will disengage from the Chinese market.

Climate Change A Greater Threat To Global Food Production Than Previously Thought: MIT Researchers

New research foretells how the interaction between warming temperatures and air pollution will harm staple crops.

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