In a recent study conducted by Danish and Canadian researchers, scientists have found several environmental toxins in the brain tissue of polar bears living in Scoresby Sound in Greenland.
Home to the second-largest stock of built assets, China will likely overtake the U.S. in that regard by mid-decade.
Aluminum inventory storage and transportation may net the firm that much, one critic argues.
Despite a weakening kyat and a worsening trade deficit Myanmar's economy is doing just fine, according to Standard Chartered Bank.
Premier Li Keqiang’s government sees 7 percent growth as the bottom line for tolerance of an economic slowdown.
Chinese police have detained two more AstraZeneca workers, but the company continued to insist it isn't under broader investigation.
Kids II, of Atlanta, is recalling more than 400,000 Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumpers in the U.S and Canada.
Temperatures are not the only thing sizzling in New York this summer; just stop by the Comex and watch the price of gold.
In the military-themed computer game, players fight Japanese forces for the Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands.
It was a “stable quarter” for North America’s largest auto maker, but profits were likely hurt by continued overhaul charges.
Caterpillar is expected to report lower Q2 profit due to a sharp drop in mining equipment demand as global GDP growth slows.
Expectations from earnings reports of companies including Apple and AT&T, and the latest House Price Index number hold futures up.
India, where Vice President Biden is on a visit, could insist that its judiciary have the final say in disputes involving American businesses.
When Ji Zhongxin detonated explosives at the Beijing Capital Airport, he was the only one injured -- but many are worried about similar incidents.
The Mass Games have begun in Pyongyang's May Day Stadium, a spectacle involving thousands of North Koreans.
Philippines President Benigno Aquino calls for legislative momentum on a wide range of issues, including tax and land reform.
Pharmaceutical giant admits that high-level employees in China "appear to have acted outside of our processes and controls."
KKR sees encouraging growth prospects in Southeast Asia’s largest economy and has invested in maker of popular snack foods.
A magnitude-6.6 earthquake jolted China's Gansu province, on Monday morning, killing at least 75 people and injuring more than 400.
Investors are still sifting through second-quarter earnings for clues regarding the U.S GDP growth.
Bank of Japan's Takehiro Sato says while Japan's future is bright, global economic conditions could pose a threat to its recovery.
A strong magnitude-5.9 earthquake struck China’s Gansu province Monday at 7:45 a.m. local time (Sunday at 7:45 p.m. EDT).
