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The ongoing government shutdown has disrupted the normal data flow. Economists, along with the markets and the Fed, are flying blind when it comes to tracking the economy.

Millions of Schneider Electric surge protectors recalled for reportedly causing over $1.6 million in fire-related property damage.

For Golden Week, two Chinese art auction houses offer biggest sales ever to compete with international houses.

Holiday travel in any country can be pretty hectic. With 1.3 billion people on vacation for National Day, China's is probably the worst.

In the next three years, remittances to developing countries will rise by $140 billion as global migration soars.

China's building boom has spread to ancient capitals, and red balance sheets often came with it.

The two countries will work together in a variety of sectors including defense, science, education, technology and finance.

Reports about the House Speaker being open to working with Democrats to raise the debt ceiling could push U.S. stocks up.

The introduction of senior care facilities may push China away from traditional values, and make money for Western companies.

Twitter's losses seem to be growing even as the company's revenue is rising.

China is becoming more sophisticated in controlling the growing Internet population, as people become more social-media friendly.

Amid a government shutdown, a primary challenger says his economic message can break through the gridlock -- and he has powerful backers.

The lesser-understood precious metal stands to gain whether the global economy recovers or falters, says one industry expert.

Though it was unthinkable only a few years ago, the U.S. is now on the cusp of being a crude oil and natural gas exporter.

The diversified industrial giant has fallen out of favor with institutional investors. Here's why.

Investor concern rose that a continued U.S. government shutdown would harm the economy.

Tesco's latest earnings painted a fresh picture of the food retailer's worldwide woes.

A protracted slowdown in India and China, and QE nervousness are projected to slow developing Asia’s growth rate to 6 percent in 2013.

Don't give limp handshakes, trim your nasal hair and spoon your soup. This is the advice in China's new "Guidelines On Civilized Travel Abroad."

The latest data showed service sector growth remained stronger compared to the manufacturing sector.

Study findings raise concern over tobacco marketing after young children are able to recognize cigarette brands.