CHINA

The world's largest express delivery service says it will break volume record on Dec. 10.

When Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) reports third-quarter results Monday, investors may be looking more for clues to CEO Marissa Mayer’s strategy.

Asian stock markets were mixed Monday as sentiment was weighed down by the sluggish Japanese trade data and the disappointing U.S. earrings.

Japan reported Monday a rise in trade deficit in September compared to the same month last year with a decrease in exports and increase in imports.

Most of the Asian markets fell Monday as investor confidence was weighed down by the report that Japan's trade deficit increased in September compared to the same month last year, raising concerns about the faltering global economy.

Germany will battle strong economic headwinds the rest of this year, the country’s Federal Ministry of Finance warned Monday.

The White House on Saturday denied a New York Times report that the U.S. and Iran had agreed for one-on-one negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program.

Asian markets are expected to begin the week on a negative note with the U.S. stocks Friday suffering their worst day since June as Dow components General Electric and McDonald's missed estimates, adding to a disappointing earnings season.

At $90, oil's price remains painfully high. But are we about to experience a gradual easing in crude's price?

Asian markets gained in the week with investor sentiment turning positive as a rise in the U.S. retail sales and industrial production indicated an improvement in the growth prospects of the world’s largest economy.

Tim Tebow, the man responsible for Tebowing, has won the trademark for it.

Mostly in their 60s, moderately reformist and all about the economy -- it's steady as she goes for China's new crop of ruling party bosses.

Indian and Chinese media commentaries on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the 1962 Sino-Indian border war, most of them jingoistic recounts of the modernization of their respective nation’s military, while panning each other for the geopolitical skirmishes, suggest that half a century has healed almost nothing.

Asian stock markets mostly declined Friday as the disappointing quarterly earnings from the U.S. blue chips and an unexpected jump in initial jobless claims weighed on the sentiment.

Despite a sequential growth of 4 percent, the Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) PC market shrank 5 percent annually last quarter (2012 Q3) to 31.4 million units, falling short on IDC's initial forecasts, according to a latest International Data Corp report.

The top after-market NYSE gainers Thursday were Meritor, Inc, Orient-Express Hotels Ltd, NCR Corp, McClatchy Co and Capital One Financial Corp. The top after-market NYSE losers were VOC Energy Trust, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Calgon Carbon Corp, Albemarle Corp and Shutterstock, Inc.

The World Trade Organization forbade China Thursday to impose duties on certain U.S. steel exports, in a case affecting Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Gaomi, China, the hometown of Nobel-winning novelist Mo Yan, will get a $107 million makeover to create a 'Culture Experience Zone.'

A new American Express Global Business Travel survey says prices are headed up in three of the four 'BRIC' countries.

Japan's main opposition leader Shinzo Abe has irked China and South Korea by visiting a shrine honoring convicted war criminals. The brouhaha could embroil the U.S., as well