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Some analysts warn that the recovery in the world's 2nd largest economy is likely to be tepid and the modest rebound could fade in mid-2013.

Crude oil prices advanced and hovered above $93 a barrel during the Asian trading hours Wednesday after the U.S. crude stockpiles increased far less than expected.

Novak Djokovic and Maria Sharapova highlight day three’s action at the Australian Open.

Apple is finally ready to sell the cellular-capable iPad Mini and fourth-generation iPad to its customers in China.

Nobody's neutral on Apple as the share price continues to swoon, erasing nearly all its gains of 2012.

The chassis for Apple’s next-generation iPhone may be built of plastic, or a plastic-metal hybrid, which would help reduce the cost of producing the phone.

Beijing's Capital Airport, the second busiest in the world, is congested. China has agreed to build the city a new one. Here's what to expect.

Despite being available in 101 countries around the world, Apple has reportedly rolled back on its component orders for the iPhone 5 in response to "weaker-than-expected demand."

A new study suggests that China's one-child policy may have produced an unwanted effect -- or a whole generation of them.

The high seeds performed to their expectations at the Australian Open.

How bad is air pollution in China? So bad that it's off the charts. Consider: a newspaper called for "democratic methods" to solve the problem.

Gartner (NYSE:IT) said global PC sales eased 3.5 percent in 2012 to only 352.7 million units as consumers shifted to tablets.

Air pollution in Beijing remained at "hazardous" levels for the fourth consecutive day Monday.

Asian stock markets were mostly advanced Monday but investors are cautious ahead of heavy data week and the U.S. earnings.

Asian stock markets mostly ended lower last week as sentiment was weighed down by the report that China’s inflation rate accelerated to a seven-month high in December, denting hopes of further stimulus measures to boost the ongoing recovery in the world’s second largest economy.

Action film superstar Jackie Chan may have made millions of dollars at the U.S. box office, but this doesn’t mean he has to like the country that helped make him an international name. In an interview on a Hong Kong television show, Chan expressed some pretty baffling anti-Americanism, calling the U.S. “the most corrupt [country] in the world.”

Audi, BMW, and Volkswagen all broke sales records last year, thanks largely to Chinese and American consumers.

As massive train-building schemes take shape across the globe, a different mode of transportation is booming in the United States: intercity buses.

U.S. drivers are entering an era of cheaper gasoline, thanks to a host of factors, including the expansion of the Seaway pipeline.

Asian markets fell as investor confidence was weighed down by the report that inflationary pressures continued to increase in China

Market participants this week will begin to close the books on 2012 and get their first glimpse of global economic activity in 2013.