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The Finnish game maker, which turned a profit in 2012, could now potentially reach Asian markets.

North Korea's global network of restaurants is reportedly used for bringing in hard currency to Pyongyang and gaining intelligence.

In the month since the two phones’ Sept. 20 release date, the more expensive iPhone 5s has reportedly outsold the iPhone 5c by a large margin.

A drafted regulation banning HIV-positive people from entering bathhouses has raised concern from many HIV/AIDS advocates in China.

The Southeast Asian nation welcomed 19 percent more tourists in the first nine months of the year vs. the same period in 2012.

The world is buying about 56,000 passenger electric vehicles annually.

The Japanese public has become more enamored with its various armed services.

China's strict censors have approved the space drama 'Gravity' for release in November. The movie, after all, treats China very nicely.

The going rate for a pair of pandas on loan includes uranium, energy technology and trade agreements with China.

For all its electrical problems, the 787 offers passengers perks they can't find anywhere else. This is what flying it on Aeromexico feels like.

Treasury yields probably would rise but not by much in a default, given how brief a default would be and the implications for economic and monetary policy.

Attractive markets include the Middle East and Russia, where there are an estimated 77 million Internet users.

Beijing has put a ban on new projects in bloated industries.

Investors seem cautiously optimistic that Congress will ink a deal to end the US government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.

Having lost favor in the U.S., the Taiwanese company is now hoping to relaunch itself in China.

With the Chinese wealthier than ever, there is now a demand for bodyguards in China.

Latin America watches the federal shutdown with apprehension. And a U.S. default would put the entire region in serious trouble.

The political deadlock in Washington has now entered its third week. Haven't we said this before?

China is looking ahead to the future of its space program as it celebrates 10 years of manned spaceflight.

Ikea, the world's largest furniture retailer, said sales rose 3.1 percent to 27.9 billion euros, or $38 billion, in its fiscal year.

The Chinese are investing more money in global assets, and London and New York are among popular destinations.