US Narrows Trade Gap With China, World
Exports up, imports down in encouraging report. Lower oil prices help.
Solution To China's Air Pollution Problem? Roof Sprinklers Could Clean Atmosphere Like ‘Watering A Garden’
A researcher from Zhejiang University has a novel idea for cleaning up China’s polluted air. The technique involves positioning sprinklers on the roofs of tall buildings to spray water into the atmosphere to collect particulate matter.
Alibaba And Baidu Inc. (BIDU) Revolutionize China's Financial Sector, By Bringing Together Microfinance And The Digital Age
Chinese Internet giants make sure you get a return for your money - even if you only have one yuan.
China To Set Up Five Private Banks In 2014
China’s banking sector has been mostly off-limits to private capital. That’s soon going to change.
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General Motors (GM) Sold 9,000 Vehicles A Day in China Last Year; Chevy Malibu Sales Nearly Double, Cadillac SRX Crossover Helps Push Brand Up 66%
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Apple Inc.'s (AAPL) Fortune In China On The Rise As China Mobile (CHL) And Rival Carriers Compete On Pricing
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China New Auto Sales 2013: Chinese Consumers Bought Over 20 Million Vehicles In 2013 As Foreign Automakers Jockey For Market Share
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Where To Travel In 2014: How The Expert Lists Stack Up
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CES 2021 Highlight: HONOR Band 6 Global Version Launch, The Most Functional Affordable Fitness Tracker to Date
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Run Run Shaw, Pioneering Hong Kong Movie Producer, Dies at 106
Shaw's “Celestial’s Shaw Brothers Film Library” consists of 760 feature films, making it the world’s largest Chinese film library.
Chen Guangbiao, Chinese Mogul, Reiterates He Is Serious About Buying New York Times
Chinese scrap mogul Chen Guangbiao wrote an op-ed to reiterate how serious he is about buying The New York Times.
VisitBritain’s Advice On How To Avoid Offending Foreigners Backfires
Indians are indecisive, Germans are demanding and Hong Kongers fear "ghostly encounters," according to research from VisitBritain.
Netizens React On Weibo To Mysterious Death Of Bai Zhongren, President Of China Railway Group Ltd. (601390)
Bai Zhongren, head of one of the biggest railway companies in China, has passed away.
2013 Energy Commodity Prices Increased, Or Decreased Modestly, While Non-Energy Commodities Fell, Breaking Historic Pattern
Commodity prices usually rise and fall together, but last year was an exception.
China’s Economic Growth To Slow As Beijing Curbs Shadow Banking With New Rules
Regulators vow to monitor informal lending more closely and limit the growth in loans created outside of formal channels.
China Likely Became World's Biggest Trader In 2013, Surpassing US
According to the General Administration of Customs, the value of China’s trade reached $3.77 trillion in the first 11 months of 2013.
Swiss Central Bank Lost $16.5 Billion In 2013 Thanks To Gold
What went wrong and how many billions did the Swiss central bank lose in write-downs on its 1,040 tons of gold reserves?
Bitcoin Value Soars Again After Zynga Inc. (ZNGA) Accepts The Virtual Currency For In-Game Purchases
Investors can breathe easy as the virtual currency is once again trading for more than $1,000.
Apple iPhone 6 Rumors: Devices With 4.7-Inch And 5.7-Inch Displays Are Reportedly Being Worked On
Apple has argued against smartphones with bigger screens, so it will be interesting to see how it justifies its decision to increase screen size.
India Successfully Launches Indigenous Cryogenic Engine-Powered GSLV-D5 Rocket; Promising Start To Future Of Manned Spaceflight Program
With the successful launch of the GSLV-D5 rocket, India has become the sixth nation to develop a cryogenic engine of its own.
CES 2014: Global Spending On Tech Expected To Fall 1% In 2014 Due To Decline In Selling Prices
Take a look at some of the gadgets consumers are expected to buy in 2014.
China Railway Group President Bai Zhongren's Death From An Unspecified Accident Might Be A Suicide: Local Media
Several high-level railway officials have taken their own lives following a government crackdown on corruption in the last three years.
HSBC China December Services PMI Falls To 50.9 From 52.5
But the services sector saw an increase in payroll numbers for the fourth straight month.
Apple Mac Pro Not Likely To Be Available In Company Stores Until March: Report
Some retailers are told to direct prospective buyers to online store instead.
Potential Chinese Espionage? Lockheed Martin (LMT) Uses Chinese Manufacturers For U.S.-Built Stealth F-35 Jet
Despite adequate U.S. suppliers, the government has allowed Lockheed Martin to use internationally-made parts for the high-tech military jet.
2013: The Year In Transport. High-Speed Trains, Elon Musk's Hyperloop, The World's Biggest-Ever Ship, Drones And Much More
2013 has been an incredible year for transport.
Dramatic Drug Bust In Southern China Seizes Three Tons Of Crystal Meth
A huge sting operation deals a heavy blow to the nation's drug trade.
China's Cash Crunch: Short-term Interbank Lending Rate Spikes Won't Hurt Growth In 2014
But HSBC economists predict that rate spikes won't hurt growth in 2014.
Immigration Reform And Other Issues To Watch In 2014
Immigration reform, a Republican-led Senate and federal tax reform? Some of these things could happen. Others probably won't.
Walmart Recall 2014: CPSC Recalls Card Table After Finger Amputations, Bodily Injuries [PHOTO]
The CPSC recalled Walmart's 5-piece Mainstays card table this week following reports of customer finger amputations among other bodily injuries.
Kim Jong Un Had His Uncle Executed By 120 Ravenous Dogs, Jang Song Thaek 'Eaten Alive' In A Cage: Report
Jang Song Thaek, the uncle of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un who was executed last month for "hideous" crimes, was reportedly stripped naked and thrown into a cage with as many as 120 hungry dogs that ate him alive.
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