CHINA

Japan’s prime minister lashed out at China on Wednesday after a Chinese frigate put a radar lock on a Japanese navy ship.

China's government has rolled-out new tax reforms hoping to alleviate the nation's growing wealth gap while paving a path for sustainable economic growth.

Tablets are already changing the PC sector, so Dell going private may not have much impact overall.

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor emphasized that Republicans care about more than just deficit reduction.

Statistics on food waste have spurred the Chinese to action, first on the Internet, then in the real world.

Land sales figures in China's 10 key cities almost tripled in the first month of 2013.

As the 45-day clock starts ticking on the deal for Dell (NASDAQ:DELL), is there another company that might step up to offer more?

In the conflict over the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands, Tokyo claims that a Chinese ship made hostile moves toward a Japanese destroyer.

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) said it will be acquired by CEO Michael S. Dell and Silver Lake Partners in a $24.4 billion private deal in technology.

Toyota, the world’s best-selling automaker, says it will make more vehicles than previously expected by the end of its fiscal year.

IBM has introduced a new series of low-cost, powerful computer servers that provide sophisticated analytics to small business.

U.S. Sec. of State John Kerry conferred with his S. Korean and Japanese counterparts and warned N. Korea against pursuing nuclear ambitions.

China's service activity expanded in January at a faster pace than in December, according to the HSBC Services PMI.

The board of Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) was to meet Monday night to vote on an offer to take the company private for about $24 billion, Bloomberg reported, citing “people with knowledge of the matter.”

Scientists that discovered a new dinosaur say it supplants Archaeopteryx in the picture of bird evolution -- a claim that has ruffled a few feathers.

China has its hands full dealing with off-the-charts smog. Now, the Japanese are worried that they will also have to learn how to breath toxic Chinese air.

The NFL has been coveting China's 1.3 billion consumers for years. What better occasion to sell them some football than the Super Bowl?

The South Korean ambassador to the U.N. told reporters he hopes for "swift action" on the problem of North Korea's nuclear weapons.

China is undergoing a demographic shift that will have profound economic and social consequences.

China's government is cutting back on its officials' lavish receptions. Great for the treasury, bad for people who do banquets for a living.

U.S. ships equipped with long-range cruise missiles have been mobilized as speculation abounds regarding N. Korean nuke test.