CHINA

The cafe giant will likely have strong earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter thanks to worldwide growth and strategic channel moves.

Chinese investors are investing in distressed, cheap American commercial properties.

Russia sold 12,000 ounces of gold in September, a move that may have surprised gold markets.

The country's red tape and rising costs are making it less than desirable for foreign companies.

The world's second-largest automaker reports its third quarter earnings Wednesday. Here's what we know.

Banksy's month-long journey in New York City is nearing its end, and as we say goodbye to the "Better Out Than In" exhibit, it's time New York says "Hello" to a new street artist.

Women have caught up in some areas in some places, but they are still far behind in the political arena, particularly.

The Chinese Internet giant is launching its flagship search engine in Thailand with plans for the rest of Southeast Asia.

In China, Western fast-food chains are seeing their market share eaten away by domestic brands with greater variety.

India acknowledged in September that China had an upper hand in terms of infrastructure near the border.

One poster shows a U.S. official negotiating in a formal jacket, paired with military trousers and boots, and reads: “American honesty.”

The late-night talk show host is back in the eye of a storm following a young guest’s comment on China.

The loss of about 180 million tons a year of rice also represents poor use of land, energy and water resources, a U.K.-based group warned.

Reports from China say the customer is 24 and runs a luxury wedding car-rental service.

China's debt-ridden local governments are testing the limits of the "you have to spend money to make money" axiom.

After a spate of sexual abusers receiving lenient sentences, courts in China are seeking to make punishments more severe.

An activist with a history of antagonizing the government wants to know why it's sending money to Kim Jong-un instead of poor Chinese.

The iPhone 5s / 5c release dates arrived in 35 new countries on Friday, as Apple continues its global rollout for its latest smartphones.

Beijing unveiled a set of new rules to cool its property market and benefit low-income families.

Gold jewelry stocks are unlikely to be replenished by Indian importers, who face burdensome new customs rules.

The energy sector-driven Central Asian nations are growing but it could be a while before they move closer to pre-2008 growth rates.