CHINA

Most of the demand for silver fabrication next year will come from industrial customers.

The U.S. trade deficit likely narrowed in November, and the euro-zone recession probably worsened at the end of last year.

Government officials angered journalists at a Guangdong paper when it replaced an article with a propaganda-laced Communist Party piece.

After last month's school stabbing in Henan province, another unstable man goes on a knife-wielding spree -- but this time it's fatal.

Cambodia will pay $11.2 billion for a 249-mile railway, a port and a steel factory.

U.S. stock index futures point to a higher open Friday ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' nonfarm payrolls report.

China's service activity expanded in December but at a slower pace compared to that in the previous month, according to the HSBC Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) released Friday.

Is ecotourism a ticket out of poverty and the key to preserving our environment? The UN thinks so.

New regulations are attempting to curb the academic corruption that has been rampant in China's higher-learning institutions.

A heavy-drinking culture is affecting China's armed forces, the world's biggest military.

London-based Unilever PLC is selling its Skippy peanut butter business to Hormel Foods Corp. for $700 million.

The military has contradicted the central government of Myanmar, admitting to the use of airstrikes against KIA rebels in Kachin.

U.S. stock index futures point to a lower open Thursday ahead of the Department of Labor's jobless claims data.

The deal brings Al Jazeera into stiff competition with American news channels like CNN, MSNBC and Fox.

Asian stock markets extended gains Thursday as encouraging economic reports from the U.S. and China continued to buoy sentiment.

Veteran golfer Ian Poulter still lacks a major title.

China's non-manufacturing activity rose in December, easing concerns over the slowdown in the economic growth of the country.

For further proof the enclave has eclipsed Vegas: Its gambling revenue hit a record $38 billion in 2012.

Analysts believe Apple will sell its next-generation iPhone, the iPhone 6, in a greater variety of sizes and colors to sell to more customers in international and lower-income markets.

European factories churned out over 1 million more cars than China in 2012, but they're likely to lose the lead this year.

An improvement in global sentiment should boost factory sectors in most countries in the coming months, but a strong rebound is unlikely.