Space - the final frontier - is more than ready for its close-up.
The poorest countries in the world, especially in Africa, lose the most to corruption as a percentage of GDP.
While the U.S. eventually will lose its position as the world’s largest economy, this day is now expected to come later than previously forecast.
General Motors is in danger of losing its leadership position to Volkswagen in the Chinese market for the first time in nearly a decade.
The scarcity of this resource could make all other problems/disagreements between the two seem quite irrelevant.
China Mobile makes iPhones available via preorder Dec. 25.
Ten piglets born in China glow green after their embryos were injected with a fluorescent protein found in jellyfish DNA.
Beijing wants private companies to have a greater role in state-run industries such as telecom.
This past year there were many new projects and even countries that decided to invest more in renewable-energy resources.
Toyota Motor Corporation is scrambling to meet domestic demand ahead of a Japanese consumption tax hike.
While China's GDP growth slowed again in 2013, it's still growing too fast, and the cost is environmental degradation.
Three ice-breakers are heading toward the trapped MV Akademik Shokalskiy, a tourist and research vessel.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s surprise visit to the Yasukuni shrine could worsen regional tensions with China and South Korea.
The one-child policy has had its strengths and weaknesses, demographers generally agree.
The debt may have skyrocketed to about 20 trillion yuan ($3.3 trillion) at the end of 2012, a government think tank says.
A deadly crash of a Mozambican Embraer 190 in Namibia may have been a pilot suicide. It's a rare occurrence, but it does happen -- such as in these cases.
BlackBerry was forced to write off more than $1.6 billion in unsold inventory in its third quarter.
Among the most fascinating and controversial aspects of the life of Jesus was what he did and where he went in his adolescence and early manhood.
It's too early to be depressed -- or delighted if you're an apparel maker -- about a possible drop in the price of cotton.
Many factors, mostly not in Apple's favor, could contribute to a much smaller than expected sales stat for the company.
Jingyuan Yao, former chief economist and spokesman for China’s National Bureau of Statistics, had choice words on the banking system.
With the surge in GDP in China, India, Brazil and Russia, disparity of wealth has taken on a decidedly global tone.
