CHINA

The BRICS nations, along with dozens of other developing countries have been dumping their foreign exchange holdings of the euro.

Luxury spending in China will most likely not be affected despite poor economic growth predictions.

According to an industry analyst, the sixth-generation iPhone, the iPhone 5S, will carry a built-in fingerprint sensor.

Shrinking inventories in rich countries caused their economies to contract in the fourth quarter of 2012.

Increasingly, Hollywood has been changing its content to suit the fast-growing China market.

North Korea may be threatening the U.S., but the news hasn’t stopped several American tourists from visiting on packaged tours.

Chinese search engine giant Baidu has confirmed that it has been working on a product similar to Google's newest gadget, Project Glass.

The H7N9 strain that's sickened at least nine in China has not yet been documented passing from human to human.

The Kaesong Industrial Complex was possibly the only remaining place of cooperation between North and South Korea.

As China slows down its speed in building new highways and airports, foreign industrial companies are searching for a new growth engine.

Rich Chinese send their young children to special training programs to help them learn how to manage money.

Crude oil prices declined and hovered below $97 a barrel during the Asian trading hours Wednesday.

As the situation in the Korean peninsula continues to deteriorate, China has begun preparing its military as well.

Nature tends to abhor keeping it in the family, and with good reason.

Air pollution in China contributed to 1.2 million deaths in 2010, and the country's "airpocalypse" is only getting worse.

After weeks of criticism from Chinese media/consumers for being arrogant, Apple CEO Tim Cook apologized to China.

After China's Health Ministry confirmed the nation's first human cases of the new H7N9 bird flu strain, four more people now have the disease.

As one of the U.S. strongest allies and major trading partner, Japan looms large in Washington’s foreign policy.

North Korea Tuesday said it will restart the operations of a nuclear plant that can process enough plutonium to make a bomb.

Large cities in China will likely encounter a backlash as they enforce the 20-year-old tax law.

Syrian Pres. al-Assad has called on BRICS nations for support as international pressure from the U.S., its allies and other Arab nations mounts.