CHINA

Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty has strong feelings about the possibility of a low-cost iPhone this year.

In China, sending a child to four years of college will cost a farmer 13.6 years of net income.

A summit between U.S. President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe could lead to a stronger economic partnership.

China's Five-Year Plan shows a push toward increasing the nation's use of nuclear power, but that's not all China has planned for its rapidly developing nuclear reactors.

Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Meg Whitman quashed speculation, saying, “We have no plans to break up the company.”

The Indian space agency will conduct a total of 10 space missions by November, at a cost of about $1.3 billion.

Areas in China with an inordinate amount of cancer patients, dubbed "cancer villages," are being recognized in a push to alleviate pollution.

Three years after implementing quotas, the Gallic country has doubled the number of women corporate decision makers.

The body holds 40 members who are called immortels (immortals) since they hold their seats for life.

The attackers were able to download customer email addresses and subject lines of emails, Zendesk said.

The arrest of a Chinese general’s son on gang-rape charges has sparked outrage over the behavior of privileged children.

France’s fondness for equine meat dates back to the 18th century during the French Revolution.

Lithium-ion batteries aren't just for consumer gadgets anymore. The global market could nearly double by 2016 to $22.5 billion.

Why has the world's biggest military, the People's Liberation Army of China, been ordered to start eating its leftovers?

Futures on major U.S. indices point to a slight rebound on Wall Street Friday after declining in the last two sessions.

China's military has made vast improvements in developing unmanned aircraft. What is China planning to do with its drone technology?

The former Communist Party chief reportedly had a chest-length protest beard, was force-fed following a hunger strike and is not in good health.

China’s Lenovo Group said Jerry Yang, co-founder of Yahoo, will be an “observer” on its board of directors, although he won’t have a vote.

Zambian authorities have already revoked Chinese officials' licenses who ran the Collum Coal mine, 200 miles south of Lusaka.

One of the nation's lucrative-- and illegal-- businesses? One that scrub companies' Internet trails by using bribery and forgery to delete content.

North Korea defended its most recent nuclear test Thursday, saying countries which gave in to U.S. pressure suffered “tragic consequences.”