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PepsiCo's got a brand new bag: Lay's newest flavor of potato chips, Pepsi-Chicken Chips.

There are conflicting reports as to whether North Korea has full control of its satellite; the object could stay in orbit for months.

Airbus, Mitsubishi and Bombardier secured $15 billion worth of orders this week for greener, cheaper-to-fly jets.

People in China have been acting insane and even developed a phobia for the end of the world after a screening of doomsday film "2012."

Chan, who retired from making films earlier this year, has prompted similar controversy before.

Japanese scrambled F-15 fighters after a Chinese government plane entered the airspace over a set of disputed islands under Japan’s administration in the East China Sea.

U.S. intelligence failed to predict the North Korean rocket launch, CBS News reports. And the satellite’s orbit seemed to be unstable.

A look ahead to the women’s soccer friendly between the United States and China.

The one-billionth tourist is predicted to cross an international border on Thursday, marking a milestone in human interaction.

North Korea's successful rocket launch has stirred-up a host of reactions, and escalated tensions in the East Asia area.

PolitiFact has named Mitt Romney's claim and subsequent ad about Barack Obama shifting Jeep production away from the U.S. and into China the "lie of the year."

Is it a hit? Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) boosted production of its $499 Surface tablet, rival to the iPad from Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL).

Even in China's red-hot economy, recent graduates aren't securing jobs. But it's not always because they can't find them.

If Congress can strike a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff, the U.S. economy could show some meaningful improvements in 2013.

Students from the East Asian and certain European countries outdo those from the other parts of the world in mathematics, science and reading comprehension, according to a set of global studies.

North Korea launched its second long-range rocket of 2012. Unlike the first, it succeeded and apparently put a satellite into space.

Protests over a new high-speed railway project in Beijing were not stopped by local officials. Has China's government softened up on dissenters?

Also this week, China's policymakers are expected to meet on Dec. 12-14 for the annual Central Economic Work Conference (CEWC) to set the policy framework for 2013.

A failed proposal backed by Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and others at WCIT in Dubai this week might have curtailed Internet freedoms.

China's 2013 economic policy will be determined at the upcoming Central Economic Work Conference. Most observers say it's going to go for one thing above all: stabillity.

Intelligence experts say the U.S. will lose its clout by 2030, but that won't be just bad news for Americans.