CHINA

U.S. first lady Michelle Obama's trip has been mostly fun and games, but she also took an opportunity to plug democracy.

The U.K. exported 82 percent more food to China in 2013, driven by near doubling sales of pork and salmon.

As world leaders gather for third nuclear security summit, Japan's decision holds global political significance.

The $7.5 billion deal has received approvals from the European Commission and the U.S. DOJ.

Authorities are investigating whether JPMorgan provided bribes and hired people with connections to win new business.

HSBC's flash Purchasing Managers Index retreated to an eight-month low of 48.1 in March, but new export orders revealed growth.

Search teams continue to scour the southern Indian Ocean on Sunday for signs of the missing Malaysia Airlines.

Who are the enemies of the Internet? Not only government agencies says Reporters Without Borders.

A biotech company has patented a hybrid tree species that can grow in the toughest environments and will be used to create biofuel.

Australian PM Tony Abbott was optimistic on Sunday about finding out what happened to Flight 370.

Features a 12-inch screen minus the fan assembly found in Apple’s iOS device lineup.

In some areas, men will have to save for 23 years in order to buy the expected pre-wedding present.

The Telegraph published a transcript of communications from the plane's pilots before it went missing.

As conflict rages on every continent, Antarctica remains peaceful, but its massive Ross Sea is threatened by fishing, mining and pollution.

The Southwestern province of Guizhou will soon offer a souvenir that most other Chinese provinces can't match -- clean air!

Corrupt officials in China may be robbing the Chinese of more than their hard-earned cash.

One thing where China is just like America? Popcorn at the movies. And huge profits from them.

A survey found more than 520 construction projects have appropriated farmland without proper compensation.

Could Russian engines used in U.S. Air Force rockets pose a national security risk for the United States?

The Chinese yuan is ready to secure a larger spotlight on the world’s currency stage.

Reports that Beijing would move some central government agencies to a city two and a half hours away have been denied.