CHINA

The Alibaba Group is currently preparing to get listed in New York and is anticipated to raise as much as $200 billion.

As another Chinese property developer faces collapse, several large scale construction projects will be left unfinished.

The insect had wings with parallel dark lines that likely produced a tongue-like design to hide its abdomen.

The Vienna meeting addressed Iran's Arak nuclear reactor and the question of lifting economic sanctions on Tehran.

It has been a rocky past few months for the Chinese steel industry.

A man in China bought a Tibetan mastiff puppy for 12 million yuan, or almost $2 million.

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has set his eyes on a good-sized sector, though the company is only just starting to build inroads.

As tensions rise in Crimea, observers raise concerns about the Russian sanctions affecting the space program.

Israel's government thinks the Iranians may try to get away with something as the world focuses on Ukraine, and is still talking about a strike.

Japan does indeed have numerous, mostly fragmented and splintered, far-right groups.

One year after scores of dead pigs were discovered in a Chinese river, they're back.

Doing business in China is becoming more difficult than ever, and revenues are not keeping up.

The two Asian giants are targeting $100 billion in bilateral trade by 2015 while China’s trade surplus with India last year was about $39 billion.

China’s growing appetite for dairy products is expected to benefit Chinese dairy producers as well as countries like New Zealand.

An import rush before a sales tax hike takes effect is one factor blamed for the persistent deficit.

Yearly Chinese TV reports targeting international companies are often a headache, but this year the big Western brands got off lightly.

The risk is particularly high in third- and fourth-tier cities. When the U.S. property bubble burst, prices didn't collapse in New York but instead in places like Orlando and Las Vegas, one economist explained.

To say that rapid-growth China has a pollution problem is an understatement; this program aims to attract minds to solve it.

The Australian government is concerned that its citizens won't be able to buy houses as Chinese investors drive up prices.

Pegatron is also said to be adding factory space and recruiting workers in China to meet orders for the iPhone 6.

The data indicated a slight cooling off of the real estate market in major cities.