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Vancouver’s Skyrocketing Housing Prices: Are Mainland Chinese Investors To Blame?

In the last 8 years, most of the 37,000 “investor-class migrants” who settled in British Columbia originated in mainland China.

Cats May Have Been On Road To Domestication In Chinese Farming Villages 5,300 Years Ago

Cat bones dug up near the village of Quanhucun suggest little felines were living alongside people more than 5,000 years ago.

Did NSA Invent Fake Malware Threat On '60 Minutes?'

NSA Director Gen. Keith Alexander defended the NSA’s covert surveillance programs on CBS' “60 Minutes” on Sunday night.

Severed Hand Saved After Stitched To Man's Ankle, Xiao Wei ‘Couldn't Imagine Life Without A Right Hand’ [GRAPHIC PHOTO]

A Chinese man's hand was successfully reattached a month after it was severed in a work-related accident. Doctors kept the limb "alive" by grafting it to his ankle.

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China Will Increase Coal Consumption Despite Efforts To Reduce Carbon Emissions, A New Report Finds

Even though China is looking to curb carbon emissions, coal power plants will still account for the majority of the country's electric generation.

Amazon.com Inc's headquarters is pictured in the South Lake Union neighborhood of Seattle November 8, 2011.

Amazon’s (AMZN) German Workers Trek To Seattle For Protests

The German union is demanding better pay and formal negotiations with the Seattle-based e-commerce giant.

China's Moon Rover, Jade Rabbit, Starts Lunar Probe, Sends First Pictures [VIDEO]; China Sets 2017 Launch For Chang'e-5, A Crucial Third Phase

Yutu and the lander photographed each other on the moon's surface and sent live images to China’s space mission on Earth.

AIG To Sell Aircraft Leasing Business In $5.4 Billion Deal

AIG will sell its last non-core business as it finally finds a buyer for its aircraft leasing business.

Used Electronics Don't Die: New E-Waste World Map Reveals Worldwide Toll Of Discarded Electronics

By 2017, the world’s electronic waste could fill a line of 40-ton trucks end-to-end that would stretch 3/4 around the world.

Rioting In China's Restive Xinjiang Region Kills 16 People, Including 2 Policemen

The knife-wielding assailants were killed after they attacked a police squad with bombs, an official Web post said.

China Lands Chang'e 3 Lunar Probe On The Moon, What's Next For The Space Agency?

Chang'e 3 is the first spacecraft to land on the moon in 37 years.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin gestures to a journalist during a news conference in Beijing November 21, 2011.

China's Journalism Takes A Hit As Journalists And Editors Get Charged With Bribery

Several high-profile journalists and editors in China have been charged with accepting bribes.

Detroit Automaker General Motors (GM) Sold Its 7% Peugeot Stake For $343M, Well Below The Approximately $400M It Paid

Will GM's relationship with the Europe's second-largest automaker continue?

Why Did Kim Jong Un Execute His Uncle? North Korea Experts Weigh In On Jang Song Thaek Execution

The high-profile execution of Kim Jong Un's uncle has baffled North Korea watchers. Here's what might have happened.

Apple iPhone 5s In Review: Most Popular U.S. Smartphone Makes Waves In China

The iPhone 5s is off to an incredibly impressive start in the U.S. and especially China, where Apple was hoping to make greater inroads in 2013.

China's Growing Hunger For Air Travel Has Created A Pilot Shortage

The world's fastest-growing air travel market struggles to find enough qualified people to fill pilot seats.

China: Economic Work Conference Statement Stresses Reforms, Reasonable Economic Growth For 2014

The just-completed, annual, high-level meeting is closed-door, but a few themes were communicated.

Leonardo DiCaprio To Help Bolster China's Electric Car Industry In FIA Formula E Race In Beijing

With an A-list celebrity helping, electric cars may finally begin to get cool status among the Chinese.

How To Make Money With Bitcoin, The Wild West Of Digital Currency

A look at the options for those exploring the digital currency Bitcoin.

Chinese Workers Arrive In Nicaragua To Do Viability Studies For Controversial Canal

Nicaragua is determined to see its dream of a transoceanic canal rivaling the Panama Canal come to life. Opponents say it will never happen.

China Economic Outlook 2014: GDP Growth Softens To 7.4%, A Year For Implementing Reforms

GDP growth will slow just a little more in China, but that pace is in-line with the nation's plan for reform.

China restricts smoking scenes in films, TV shows.

China Considers Nationwide Public Smoking Ban Despite Dependence On Tobacco Industry

Despite previous failed attempts, one of the nations with the heaviest rate of smoking is considering banning it in public places.

General Motors (GM) Sells Peugeot Stake; Makes $500M Selling Stake In Ally But Taxpayer Still Owed Billions For Rescue Of Former Financing Arm GMAC [CORRECTION]

On the day GM announces sale of Peugeot Stake, automaker says it made $500 million selling what was once GMAC.

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