In a direct challenge to Beijing the Pentagon ordered two unarmed B-52 bombers to fly over China’s new air defense zone in the East China Sea.
As U.S. planes defy a self-declared defense zone, a newspaper predicts wars with most of China's neighbors to regain lost territories.
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More than half of China’s millionaires are considering or have already taken steps to move money overseas.
China's ambitious space program has set its sights on the moon before the end of the year.
A PetroChina shareholder filed a complaint with a US court over the energy company's suspicion of violating U.S. security regulations.
China's anti-trust probe may be motivated by potential benefit for state-owned telecom companies.
Gold analysts remained negative on the precious metals prospects for the near future.
Local governments are relying on the public to help crack down on the misuse of government vehicles by officials.
Uranium seized by South Africa earlier this month raises concerns of a possible illegal trade in nuclear materials.
Data on housing and the Case-Shiller home-price index will be watched even as investors shift into holiday mode.
Sarah Palin and all women should be able to speak without fear of being victimized or threatened publicly with violence and humiliation.
SpaceX is facing their biggest challenge yet with Monday's launch of the SES-8 satellite into geostationary transfer orbit. The live stream begins at 5 p.m. EST, 2 p.m. PST.
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China's demarcation of a new airspace zone includes disputed areas of the East China Sea.
The Chinese action ratchets up tension in the dispute over sovereignty of the islands known as "Diaoyu" in Chinese and "Senkaku" in Japanese.
Many Congress members may in part be outraged by the secrecy of the negotiated deal with Iran.
After several weeks of negotiation, the U.S. and international partners agreed to a deal with Iran that would loosen sanctions, bringing oil prices down.
The report quickly caused a backlash in the business community, and the state TV channel may even be sued.
Amazon's workers in Germany are demanding better pay, and it isn’t the first time they've gone on strike there.
A tentative nuclear pact, reached among Iran, the U.S. and world powers, lifted world markets, even as oil prices fell.
Administration officials refused his offer, fearing doing so would hand Edward Snowden a win and would not resolve any security issues.
