Analysts say American stock exchanges are looking more attractive to Chinese tech firms.
Reading China's July economic tea leaves.
Apple announces a program to allow customers to exchange their non-Apple power adapters for company-made ones.
Geraldo Ramos, a 64-year-old Dominican man, said he passed out drunk last week and woke up without his penis.
More women in China are getting nose jobs and eyelid tucks, hoping it will give them an advantage in finding employment.
The Panama Canal's planned rival is in jeopardy as the Nicaraguan government disagrees with the Chinese builder it formerly hailed.
One of the tenets of present-day China may go away soon, for economic reasons.
London-based HSBC has posted impressive profits, after three years of cuts.
However, low trading volumes due to summer vacations may increase market volatility -- typical for August.
A credit crunch, fueled by a drop in coal prices, may plunge China's coal-producing regions into a financial crisis.
China's service sector shows resilience even as the economy struggles to maintain growth momentum, HSBC's latest reading of PMI shows.
The latest HSBC China purchasing managers’ indexes indicate a divergence between the two economic sectors.
The world’s trade referee said China “acted inconsistently” in slapping tariffs on U.S. chicken products.
AbTech Industries, Inc. President and CEO Glenn Rink demos the "Smart Sponge," a popcorn-shaped material that can absorb oils spills.
Botulism toxin may have tainted a Fonterra product exported to China, Australia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and Saudi Arabia.
China is famously the land of tea. But the world's biggest coffee chain is betting it will change its ways.
The U.S. men's swim team dominated at the world championships in Barcelona.
Chinese ag-chem companies are moving into the lucrative U.S. pesticide market.
Joined by Victoria Beckham and Kate Middleton, China's First Lady solidifies her position as a global fashion icon.
Baxter International admitted to expense violations at a joint venture in China.
Labels such as Chateau Lafite-Rothschild and Dom Perignon champagne are investing in the hopes of putting Chinese wine on the world map.
GM is doubling down in the world’s biggest auto market.