CHINA

More money than ever is flowing out of the world’s more developed economies and back to the home countries of immigrant workers.

Two monthly surveys point to increased industrial activity in the world's second-largest economy, though one failed to meet its forecast.

Asian stock markets were mixed Friday as disappointing Chinese manufacturing activity data weighed on the sentiment.

China's cyberespionage entity known as APT-12 seems to be behind the attack on the New York Times. What else do we know about APT-12?

HRW has published its 2013 World Report with a particular focus on the social and political upheavals in North Africa and the Middle East.

Anglo-Australian miner Tio Tinto Group says it has no plans to temporarily halt work on its giant Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia.

The most important part of the quarterly earnings ritual is what companies are saying about the global economy.

The monk averts death penalty, but could serve life, while his nephew gets 10 years in prison.

The New York Times published an online article Wednesday evening alleging that "Chinese hackers have persistently attacked The New York Times" over the past four months.

A month after North Korea put an observational satellite in orbit, South Korea achieved a similar feat. Is a Korean space race ahead?

Another dangerous collapse hits the sprawling city of Guangzhou, China's third-largest. What is behind China's growing number of sinkholes?

A new report hit the web Monday saying the iPad 5 would feature some of the design traits of the smaller version of the flagship tablet - iPad mini.

The Tibetan government-in-exile in India launched a campaign Wednesday to urge the U.N. to send fact-finding teams to Tibet.

Japan’s retail sales rose a better-than-expected 0.4 percent in December in comparison to the same period last year, but lower than the 1.3 percent growth cloaked in November.

South Korea’s industrial production rose 1.0 percent in December from 2.6 percent in the previous month.

The game industry could face a tougher challenge than investors originally predicted when trying to enter the Chinese market.

The government may lift its ban on video game consoles. But Beijing's gamers, and the people who sell the illegal stuff, may not even notice.

Unwto issued its latest World Tourism Barometer on Monday, outlining which regions saw the greatest growth in 2012, and what to expect in 2013.

Several Chinese reports falsely cited sources claiming the trial of fallen party chief Bo Xilai was about to begin in SW China.

Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO), the No. 3 search engine, said fourth-quarter earnings breezed past analyst estimates mainly due to sales of shares in China’s Alibaba Group.

Taiwan’s billionaire business mogul Samuel Lin has put up over $100 million of his personal fortune to establish a grant foundation that will award what are being referred to as the “Asian Nobel prizes.”