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Rising labor costs, reform uncertainty dent investor confidence in China, while studies say outsourcing to China will equal cost of manufacturing in the U.S. by 2015.

Hoarding of copper by warehouses has distorted prices to new highs, despite a global glut.

After being abandoned in a bathroom and trapped in a sewer pipe, a now-famous baby in China is now cherished by soccer player Adrian Mutu.

Move over Picasso. Works by a 20th century Chinese artist have sold for more than your works ever raked in. Lo siento, Pablo.

The banks have provided term loans to finance the Smithfield deal, the largest purchase of an American company by a Chinese company.

Cash-carrying Chinese tourists have been targeted for thefts and other crimes.

Mainland shoppers are not just buying brand name handbags in Hong Kong.

The wheat trade is already being hit within hours of reports that unapproved genetically modified wheat has been found growing on an Oregon farm.

After rapidly expanding for the past 10 years, China's distilled liquor industry reverses in the first quarter of 2013.

At its peak, Nalanda Unversity had some 10,000 students and 2,000 teachers, attracting students from across Asia and even as far away as Greece.

Liang Yali runs a program that teaches single women how to get husbands and keep them interested in as little as 90 days.

The two biggest economic powers in the world have set their sights on the South American continent.

Now we know what Act II will be in the entrepreneurial saga of Alibaba founder Jack Ma.

"Deus Ex: Nihilum" is a mod that features a brand new campaign for the critically acclaimed FPSRPG.

Human rights groups demand that North Korea guarantee the safety of defectors who were captured and repatriated from Laos via China.

A Beijing-bound flight was diverted to Anchorage after a woman tried to commit suicide on board.

Guess which economy grew the most in the first quarter of 2013? If you said China, you’re wrong.

The photo editing and sharing platform Instagram has become increasingly popular among Chinese netizens.

Shuanghui, after suffering a series of food safety scandals, hopes to borrow Smithfield's best practices with its acquisition.

Japan is set to enter India's defense market, as both countries pledge to boost cooperation, amid growing concerns over China's assertiveness in the region.

New York City's new bike-share program may be the largest in North America, but it's not the biggest in the world.