CHINA

Don't like the name your parents gave you? For many Chinese, they get a second chance when they work with Westerners. How about 'Chocolate'?

After receiving allegations of bribery in its China operations, Glaxo launched an investigation but found no evidence suggesting corruption.

The News Corp. chairman and CEO is leaving his wife, Wendi Deng Murdoch.

Canada's Kinross abandoned its project over disputes with the government. Is China now moving into Ecuador's gold-rich Fruta del Norte?

China's solar panel industry will have to undergo dramatic consolidations soon to reverse the recent downturn.

The most foreign investment in the European Union by far still comes from the U.S., figures for 2012 show.

The NSA chief will privately brief the Senate to defend the controversial surveillance program, while Chinese media react to new details.

The global party may be ending. Investors dump stocks on concern the U.S. will stop shoveling cheap money into the markets.

Cyril Payen, France 24 correspondent, told Reporters Without Borders that he is being harassed by Chinese authorities because of his Tibet documentary.

Cruising in Asia is still in its infancy, but cruise lines like Royal Caribbean and emerging hubs like Hong Kong have big plans in store.

The NSA has been hacking thousands of global computer networks for years, including those belonging to China and Hong Kong, Edward Snowden claimed.

Persisting doubts about the Fed’s next move and disappointment over Shinzo Abe’s recent policies sent Asian stocks to fresh lows on Thursday.

The World Bank cut its growth outlook for 2013 and described the global economic recovery as "hesitant and uneven.”

Hollywood heartthrob Robert Pattinson has been named the new face of Dior Homme fragrance.

While China's central government seems comfortable with a slowing national economy, local governments are spurring local growth with spending.

Vietnam's incentives for foreign investors is putting it on the brink of surpassing China as a favorite offshore manufacturing hub.

The question of who the U.S. government can target with drones, including its own citizens, has been hotly debated in recent months.

A 7-day-old baby survived being given a high-proof Chinese liquor by a nurse by accident.

Actor Seth Rogen admitted in a recent interview that his film with Barbra Streisand, "The Guilt Trip," was made for "airplanes only."

A new IEA report also said OPEC countries' crude oil supply rose in May to its highest level in seven months.

After exposing the NSA's secret data mining PRISM program, Edward Snowden fled to Hong Kong. Now he's speaking out.